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What are the pros and cons of a manual-automatic transmission car?

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SanParker

07/29/25 8:05pm

The pros and cons of a manual-automatic transmission car are as follows; Pros: 1. It can be driven as both an automatic transmission car and a manual transmission car. The driver can freely switch between shifting modes based on different environments and personal needs. 2. It perfectly combines the driving pleasure of a manual transmission with the convenience and comfort of an automatic transmission. Driving with the wind at your command and shifting as you desire offers an unprecedented driving experience. Cons: 1. Without a clutch pedal, accidentally pressing the accelerator instead of the brake can have very serious consequences, with no chance for remedy. 2. It consumes more fuel than a manual transmission driven by a skilled driver and does not achieve the true essence of manual driving.

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