I wish mine had wheels that could turn 90 degrees such that I could drive sideways into spaces, thus avoiding the parallel parking mularky.
I also wish it had something to prevent it rolling back down hills unless I had actively put it into reverse gear. (There are lots of big hills where I live and handbrakes and clutch control are very necessary).
try a BMW. My new 3 series Tourer has this very feature. When you take your foot off the footbrake it holds for a couple of secs to allow you to drive off without rolling backwards. Can't help with the 90degree wheels though. Closest I recall was the old Triumph Herald that had a tremendous turning circle and felt as if the wheels were at 90 degrees!
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