What are the gears of a fully automatic car?
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The gears of a fully automatic car are R, N, D, and L. Below are the meanings of the automatic transmission gears R, N, D, and L: 1. R stands for Reverse gear, which can only be engaged when the vehicle is stationary. For models with a lock button, the button must also be pressed to switch. 2. N stands for Neutral gear, used for temporary parking to stop the vehicle's movement without interrupting the power. For example, when waiting at a traffic light, the handbrake should also be engaged. This gear is prohibited when going downhill. 3. D stands for Drive gear, the most commonly used gear. Gear shifting is controlled by the accelerator pedal. D1 (or L gear), D2, and D3 correspond to manual transmission gears 1 and 2, 3 and 4, and 5 and 6, respectively. 4. L stands for Low gear, used when going downhill to reduce brake usage, or when going uphill to provide more power for climbing.