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Are DSG automatics ok?
I want a small automatic and was wondering about the Skoda Fabia. Have been told by friends that DSG autos are not a good choice. Is this so? Otherwise what else would you recommend? It needs to fit in small garage(1980mm) to leave parking space.
Asked on 22 February 2012 by S. Roberts
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Honest John
They can occasionally hesitate when pulling our of side roads and onto roundabouts because they will not work properly if they 'think' you have a foot on the brakes. The problem is that the brake light switch can be slow to react. A Jazz CVT-7 is a more reliable choice.
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