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What is the correct way to use a manual-automatic transmission?

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DiAubrey

07/30/25 10:44am

To correctly use a manual-automatic transmission, you need to shift the gear lever to the M position and then perform upshifts or downshifts based on the situation. Below are specific details about manual-automatic cars: 1. Gear-shifting function: A standard automatic transmission includes neutral, drive gear, hill-climbing first gear, hill-climbing second gear, and reverse gear. In addition to these, a manual-automatic transmission also provides the driver with the ability to manually shift gears, usually marked as '+' and '-' gears. 2. Combination of manual and automatic: Manual-automatic transmission combines manual gear-shifting and automatic gear-shifting into one system. Manual-automatic cars feature both manual and automatic gear functions, with the automatic transmission including the manual-automatic transmission, which is a type of automatic transmission that allows for manual gear selection. Manual-automatic transmissions do not have a clutch pedal and are automatic transmissions, meaning the clutch is not controlled by the driver.

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