What does the foot brake of the new Sylphy mean?
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The foot brake of the new Sylphy works on the same principle as the handbrake, but instead of being pulled by hand, it is operated by foot. The foot brake is located to the left of the brake pedal, saving space in the central console area, which makes the interior look more aesthetically pleasing. Using the foot brake requires less effort than the handbrake, but novice drivers may accidentally press it. Additionally, for drifting enthusiasts, the foot brake is less effective compared to the direct action of a handbrake. The new Sylphy is a family sedan under Dongfeng Nissan. In terms of exterior design, the enlarged grille gives the car a more imposing look, while the continuous waistline running from front to rear enhances the vehicle's dynamic appearance. It maintains a smooth, rounded style while presenting a more robust and graceful silhouette, with overall styling that leans towards a youthful appeal.