Is a manual two-wheel drive an automatic transmission?

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Manual two-wheel drive is not an automatic transmission; manual means manual transmission, and two-wheel drive is divided into front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive. Here is some extended information: 1. Front-wheel drive: Because the chassis of front-wheel drive is lower than that of rear-wheel drive, it is faster on straight highways; however, when going uphill, the center of gravity shifts backward, reducing the adhesion of the front wheels and decreasing power. Additionally, the rear cargo in front-wheel drive vehicles should not be too heavy, otherwise, the performance will decline. 2. Rear-wheel drive: The chassis of rear-wheel drive is slightly higher than that of front-wheel drive; on straight roads, the acceleration is slightly slower than front-wheel drive, but the speed difference is minimal. When going uphill, the center of gravity shifts backward, and the rear-wheel drive shows its advantage as the adhesion of the rear wheels increases with the shift in the center of gravity, providing better power.