Hey guys, when the car is off, should the brake pedal get harder the more you press it? My other two cars are like that, but the Patrol isn't as obvious, feels a bit soft. I changed the brake fluid last year, kind of worried. Is it the same for you? Thanks.

I have a problem with the brakes on my Volvo S80L. I've replaced all the brake fluid, but it still feels like the car doesn't stop well when reversing. The pedal is hard to press. Is it a clogged brake line, or could it be something else? Can anyone help analyze this issue?

Why does the electronic brake on the MG GS get damaged when you press the brake pedal to release it?

What could be the reason that there seems to be something blocking the brake pedal when I press the brake on a 207?

What could be the reason that the brake pedal cannot be pressed down when turning the steering wheel fully or reversing?

I went for a test drive at the dealership. The steering wheel felt heavy, maybe I'm not used to it. But why does it feel uncomfortable when lightly pressing the accelerator at low speeds? It's like something's holding you back from going fast, yet tempting you to press the pedal harder.

How often do you guys change brake fluid? Looking for advice!

Hey guys, when the car is off, should the brake pedal get harder the more you press it? My other two cars are like that, but the Patrol isn't as obvious, feels a bit soft. I changed the brake fluid last year, kind of worried. Is it the same for you? Thanks.

Fellow car enthusiasts, have you ever experienced the brake pedal bouncing back a few times when you press it down?

I've replaced the brake pads and discs on my Mazda6, and also changed the brake fluid, but the brakes still feel very soft and don't stop well. What could be the issue?

I have a 2016 Haval H2. Have any of you experienced a brake light fault warning when pressing the brake pedal for a long time, but the warning disappears once you restart and press the brake again?