Is the Ford Mustang automatic or manual?

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LeStephanie
07/29/25 6:55pm
Ford Mustang is an automatic transmission car, equipped with a 10-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode across the entire lineup, catering to the driving needs of different consumers. Features of the automatic transmission with manual shift mode: The automatic transmission with manual shift mode is based on an automatic transmission, allowing users to manually increase or decrease gears. However, to prevent damage to the transmission and the car's engine, the system will automatically correct the gear if the user selects an inappropriate one. Advantages of the automatic transmission with manual shift mode: Compared to a manual transmission, it is easier to operate, and the engine will not be overloaded due to untimely downshifting. The biggest advantage is that beginners won't stall when starting on a slope, and drivers can freely switch between manual and automatic modes according to their preferences, enhancing the driving experience.
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