What does the M gear in a car mean?

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The M gear in a car refers to the manual mode of an automatic transmission with manual shift capability. The method of using the M gear is as follows: 1. Shift the gear lever to the manual mode (M gear). When switching to manual mode, there is no need to press the brake or release the accelerator. 2. In the M gear position, you can shift up or down as needed. Operation of the automatic transmission with manual shift capability: 1. D is the drive gear, used for normal road driving. 2. R is the reverse gear, which can only be engaged after the car has come to a complete stop. 3. P is the parking gear, used when the car is stationary and should be engaged along with the handbrake. 4. L is the low gear, which provides greater power output. 5. N is the neutral gear, used when the car is temporarily stopped. 6. W is the winter/snow gear, used for driving on slippery or snowy surfaces. 7. E is the economy gear, used for driving on flat and smooth roads. 8. S is the sport gear, used for driving on highways.