What does R.N.D.S on a car mean?
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These are the gears of an automatic transmission car. R stands for Reverse, D for Drive, N for Neutral, and S for Sport mode. Here is a detailed introduction to these gears: 1. R gear: Reverse gear, used when you need to reverse. However, make sure the car has come to a complete stop before shifting to R gear. 2. D gear: Drive gear. The number of forward gears corresponds to the number of gears the car has. For example, a common 6-speed automatic transmission has six forward gears, excluding N and R gears. 3. N gear: Equivalent to the neutral gear in a manual transmission, used for short waits, such as at traffic lights. Shift to N gear and apply the handbrake. 4. S gear: Sport mode, where the engine shifts gears only when the RPM exceeds 3000 or 4000, providing the car with greater horsepower and torque.