What does M11 gear mean?
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M11 gear refers to a manual mode in an automatic transmission, allowing manual control of gear shifting. Below is a partial introduction about car gears: 1. Automatic transmission: An automatic transmission does not require manual gear shifting while driving, whereas a manual transmission car requires timely gear shifting to change vehicle speed and engine torque. Automatic transmission cars generally consume more fuel than their manual counterparts of the same model, approximately 1 liter more per 100 kilometers. In terms of vehicle cost, the automatic transmission is more expensive than the manual transmission in the same model. The advantage of an automatic transmission lies in its ease of driving. Additionally, automatic transmissions include continuously variable transmission (CVT), electronic paddle shifters, and electronic gear shift levers. There are three types of transmissions in the market: manual transmission, automatic transmission, and semi-automatic transmission. 2. Transmission gears: Common automatic transmission vehicles have gears such as P, R, N, D, 3, 2, and 1. P stands for Park, used when parking (when turning off the engine). R stands for Reverse. N stands for Neutral, similar to the neutral gear in a manual transmission, used for short stops. D stands for Drive, where the transmission automatically shifts between gears 1-5 based on speed and throttle conditions.