How to Shift into Reverse Gear?

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OscarMarie
07/30/25 7:49am
First, press the gear lever vertically downward, then pull it into the position of first gear. Before shifting into reverse gear, you need to press a button under the gear lever with your finger, then shift into the reverse gear position. The earliest design for shifting into reverse gear was to directly pull it backward into the position of "6th gear".
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