How to turn off the Magotan?

[WilliamAnn]

Park and press the brake pedal. Shift to N gear. Release the foot brake. Pull the handbrake, then turn off the engine. Shift to P gear.

[VonBennett]

Turning off the engine properly is crucial. When I drove my Magotan, I always made sure to come to a complete stop first, then firmly press the brake pedal for safety, shift into P or N gear to protect the transmission, and finally press the start/stop button or turn the key to OFF position in key-operated models until the engine sound fades away. Remember to check if all lights are turned off before shutting down—forgetting to switch off headlights, for instance, could drain the battery. A friend of mine once had a dead battery precisely because of overlooking such details, leaving the car unable to start the next morning. Also, pay attention to warning lights on the dashboard; rushing to turn off the engine might trigger system lockouts. Developing good habits extends vehicle lifespan, especially in cold winters—letting the engine idle for a few minutes before shutdown helps reduce engine wear. In summary, while Magotan’s shutdown procedure is straightforward, don’t underestimate its steps. Practice makes perfect.

[DeCharles]

I've always been particular about the step of turning off the engine after years of driving. The operation on the Magotan is actually quite intuitive: first, park the car steadily and keep it stationary, use your right foot to press the brake to keep the car from moving, then shift the gear lever to the P position, and directly press the start button on the center console. When the button light goes off, it means the engine has been turned off. Don’t forget to check if the doors and windows are locked after turning off the engine to avoid leaving things in the car or the risk of theft. My experience is, don’t turn off the engine directly on a slope; after shifting to P, remember to pull the handbrake to prevent the car from rolling, which is related to safety. In daily use, develop the habit of turning off the lights and air conditioning before shutting down the engine, not only saving power but also reducing engine load and prolonging its lifespan. In winter, it’s recommended to warm up the car for 1-2 minutes before turning it off to avoid uneven oil lubrication.

[IanLee]

Turning off the engine is simple. In the Magotan, after parking, press the brake pedal, shift to P gear, and then press the start button. Make sure not to operate while the car is moving; wait until it comes to a complete stop for safety. After turning off the engine, check the lights to avoid battery drain.

[JustinMarie]

I always ensure an orderly shutdown process: After the car comes to a complete stop, press the brake, shift to P gear to prevent slipping, then press the button to turn off the engine. It's best to turn off the air conditioning before shutting down to reduce vibration, and park on a level surface to avoid issues. Develop the habit of closing windows when turning off the car to enhance anti-theft measures.

[McAlexa]

When turning off the engine, I pay attention to details. In the Magotan, first come to a complete stop and press the brake, shift to P gear, then press the button to shut down. Don't rush this process - wait for the idle speed to stabilize before operating to protect the engine for long-term use. After turning off, check that the key is removed for anti-theft purposes. Daily fuel-saving tips also apply here.