Key on, engine off as mentioned do not put your foot on the brake when you push the start button.

Although I had thought about wanting to start the engine without the brake on, I sometimes think is may be better to have the brake required to start the engine for easy Key on, engine off situations.

I guess if there was a delay on pushing the start button before the engine cranked, this may be a useful way to start without applying the brake, but this may confuse some people that would need to drive the car that expect the engine to immediately crank.

I guess the best case situation would be foot on the brake, push the start button as normal with the additional option of no foot on the brake to start the engine with a 2-3 second delay while pushing the start button.

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2008 4.8i Black with Tabacco. Black Y-spoke wheels and shadowline trim.