How to Drive a Bora Tiptronic?

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LucyAnn
07/30/25 7:29am
Methods for driving a Bora Tiptronic: 1. When in D (Drive) mode, shift to the right to switch to manual mode. 2. For manual downshifting, there are two methods: first, the transmission will automatically downshift as the speed decreases; second, you can pull downward once to downshift by one gear. 3. Simply shift to D mode to drive. 4. If you want to downshift from 4th gear to 2nd gear, pull downward twice in manual mode. 5. To park in manual mode, switch back to D mode first, then pull upward to N (Neutral) mode. 6. The engine will not stall if not shifted to neutral when parking; the Tiptronic system only stops when the key is removed.
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