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What are the steps for starting and parking the new LaCrosse?

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CourtneyLynn
09/03/25 5:09am
Computer system self-check, more than 6 seconds, press the foot brake, shift the gear from P to N. Start the engine, insert the key and turn it to the power-on position, wait for the car system self-check to complete. Release the handbrake, shift the gear from N to D, start on a slope, slowly release the foot brake, start, and accelerate onto the road. Shift out of P to R or D, press the electronic brake, release the foot brake, and start by giving gas. Here, when giving gas, the electronic brake will automatically release. If the vehicle stays in the speed range of 10 to 20 kilometers for a long time, the automatic transmission may stay in first gear and the engine speed may increase.
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KayleeLynn
09/15/25 6:41am
Before starting the car, I always make it a habit to check for any obstacles or pedestrians around the vehicle to ensure safety before getting in. After fastening the seatbelt, I press the brake pedal and push the start button to ignite the engine, listening for the normal sound of engine operation. Then, while keeping the brake pedal depressed, I shift the gear lever to the D (Drive) position and release the handbrake (or press the release button if it's an electronic parking brake). Gradually releasing the brake and gently pressing the accelerator to start moving, I keep my eyes on the road ahead and the rearview mirrors. Parking is even more critical: I first find a flat spot to bring the car to a complete stop, firmly press the brake and shift to N (Neutral) to allow the car to settle, engage the handbrake to secure the vehicle, then shift to P (Park) to lock the transmission, and finally turn off the engine and remove the key. This sequence helps protect the engine and transmission, extending their lifespan by avoiding mechanical damage from vehicle movement when parked in P. Adopting this routine has made driving the new LaCrosse exceptionally smooth, reducing the hassle of future repairs.
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KyleLynn
10/29/25 7:20am
As a seasoned driver with years of experience behind the wheel of the new LaCrosse, the starting procedure is quite straightforward: Fasten the seatbelt upon entering, ignite the engine, depress the brake pedal, shift to D gear, release the parking brake, then gradually accelerate. When it comes to parking, I pay meticulous attention to details: After coming to a complete stop, first shift to N gear to stabilize the vehicle using the brake, engage the parking brake, then shift to P gear, and ensure all lights and the air conditioning are turned off before shutting down the engine. I've found this practice helps prevent transmission overheating or battery drain. During routine maintenance, I also frequently inspect the braking system to minimize unexpected risks. The new LaCrosse boasts user-friendly design with smooth and seamless gear shifts, but neglecting proper procedures can lead to wear and tear. Adhering to standard operating protocols ensures the vehicle maintains a like-new condition even after years of use.
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