Should you start an Automatic Car in neutral?
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Many vehicles that have automatic transmissions will only let you start the vehicle while in park. This is a security feature to prevent the car from coasting off before you are prepared.
So, I guess the answer would be "Park is best, as it's been determined to be the safest overall."
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M$However, in the interest of safety, these vehicles will generally prevent you from removing the car key from the ignition if it is in neutral, as a safety feature.
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M$It normally should be done in (P)ark as it also locks the wheels and prevents vehicle movement, like a parking brake. (And some automatics require a foot on the brake to start in any case).
If you start a car in (N)eutral, it is usually done with the left foot firmly on the brake.
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