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What are the differences between manual transmission cars and automatic transmission cars?

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DiSabrina

07/29/25 6:15am

Manual transmission cars and automatic transmission cars differ in the following aspects: 1. Different operation difficulty: Manual transmission cars rely on the driver to press the clutch to complete gear shifting operations; Automatic transmission cars rely on the hydraulic transmission automatic shifting principle of the torque converter to complete gear shifting. 2. Different safety: Coasting in neutral gear in manual transmission cars will cause the vehicle to lose power, resulting in understeer during turns; Automatic transmission cars cannot drive in neutral gear, maintaining power support throughout the entire journey for enhanced safety. Manual transmission cars use manual shifting mechanical transmissions to adjust speed. Automatic transmission cars do not require the driver to shift gears manually, as the vehicle automatically selects the appropriate gear based on driving speed and traffic conditions.

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AdelineLee

08/12/25 9:42am

Having driven a manual transmission for ten years, the most obvious feeling is the hands-on engagement of using both hands and feet. The rhythm of operating the clutch pedal and gear stick is entirely under the driver's control, and the timing of gear shifts is all up to personal judgment—this sense of control is incredibly satisfying. However, during rush hour traffic jams, frequently pressing the clutch can indeed be tiring for the feet. An automatic transmission truly liberates the left foot, making driving as simple as pressing the accelerator and brake, which is especially friendly for beginners and city commuters. But automatic transmissions have a more complex structure, usually come with higher maintenance costs, and their fuel consumption is slightly higher than that of manual transmissions. In my opinion, if you enjoy the fun of driving, go for a manual; if you prefer convenience and comfort, choose an automatic. But for beginners, starting with a manual transmission is the best way to understand mechanical principles.

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