Your move, creep.
I am due to change from a Skoda Octavia 1.9 TDi (diesel) to a Skoda Roomster 1.2 TSi 109PS (petrol). The Octavia will start moving on tickover, which is a great help in multi-storey carparks, traffic jams etc. I haven't driven a petrol engined car for years, so do modern petrol engines have the same ability to 'creep' at low revs? Thank you.
Asked on 8 May 2011 by EEBAHGUM
Answered by
Honest John
No, they need revs. But you'll soon get used to it.
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