What is the best gear to start an automatic transmission car?

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07/28/25 6:45pm
When starting an automatic transmission car, it is recommended to shift to the N (Neutral) gear. Below is a partial introduction about gear selection when starting an automatic transmission car: 1. Principle: Generally, the automatic transmission gears of a car are divided into P, R, N, D, 2 (or S), and L (or 1). P (Parking) gear: Used for parking, it utilizes a mechanical device to lock the rotating parts of the car, preventing the car from moving. As long as the gear lever is in the driving position while the engine is running, an automatic transmission car can move easily. 2. Advantage: Shifting to N gear can avoid the reverse impact on the transmission when shifting from P gear after ignition to D gear or other forward gears, passing through R gear.
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