What gear should be used when driving uphill in a manual-automatic transmission car?
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When driving uphill in a manual-automatic transmission car, you can switch to manual mode and then select 1st or 2nd gear to maintain the engine speed above 3000 RPM for climbing. A manual-automatic transmission combines the manual and automatic shifting methods of a car. The manual mode allows you to freely adjust the gear and engine speed, providing a thrilling and sporty driving experience, full of driving pleasure. The automatic transmission significantly reduces the impact of manual shifting on the car's drivetrain, thereby extending the vehicle's lifespan and improving ride comfort. It can select the appropriate gear based on road conditions, ensuring the engine operates optimally. For cars frequently navigating complex road conditions, it allows the driver to avoid frequent clutch engagement and gear shifting, thus reducing driver fatigue.