What are the steps to start an automatic transmission car with one-push start?

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MaddoxMarie
09/04/25 6:09am
Automatic transmission car one-push start correct method is to first ensure the key is inside the car, press the brake—hold the start button to start the vehicle—shift to D gear—release the handbrake—release the brake to start. Below are the detailed steps for starting an automatic transmission car with one-push start: 1. Before getting into the car, observe the surroundings to ensure safety, then get in, sit properly, and fasten the seatbelt; 2. Next, press the brake with your right foot, and use your right index finger to press the "one-push start" button (ensure the gear is in P from the previous parking), at this point the car engine ignites and starts; 3. Then shift to D gear or R gear (shift to R gear if reversing is needed, otherwise directly shift to D gear to move forward); 4. Finally, release the handbrake (before this, the right foot should always be on the brake); 5. If moving forward is needed, having already shifted to D gear, move the right foot to the accelerator pedal, lightly press the accelerator to move forward. If reversing is needed, lightly lift the right foot, release the brake (but keep it ready on the brake to effectively control the reversing speed), reverse to the desired position, firmly press the brake, shift to D gear, move the right foot to the accelerator, and lightly press the accelerator to move forward.
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JaceLee
09/16/25 7:05am
When I first learned to drive, I found the one-button start quite novel, but I had to follow the steps carefully to avoid mistakes. Before starting, I'd sit properly and press the brake pedal firmly—otherwise, the start button wouldn't respond. With a press of the button, the engine would roar to life. Then, I'd shift to D (Drive) gear. Releasing the brake, the car would creep forward slowly, and I'd usually tap the accelerator to pick up speed. After starting, I wouldn't rush off—I'd check the dashboard to ensure all warning lights were off, fasten the seatbelt, and close the windows to minimize noise. If I didn't press the brake, the car wouldn't move; or if I mixed up the accelerator and brake, it could lurch forward unexpectedly. Before every drive, I'd also glance at the rearview mirrors to confirm no pedestrians or vehicles were nearby—safety first.
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