What is the gear and speed matching for Jetta cars?
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The gear and speed matching for Jetta cars depends on the specific model, with slight variations between different models. Taking the 1.6T as an example, the speed matching for each gear is as follows: 1st gear 1-20 mph, 2nd gear 20-40 mph, and so on. 3rd gear is 40-60 mph, 4th gear is 60-80 mph, and 5th gear is above 80 mph. Below is an introduction to the gears of an automatic transmission car: L gear: Low gear, which limits speed. When climbing a hill, engaging this gear will maintain a high RPM and low gear state. S gear: Sport mode, where the transmission can shift freely, but the shifting timing is delayed, keeping the engine at high RPM for a longer time, allowing the car to move at low gear and high RPM for an extended period. D gear: Drive gear, used for forward movement of the car. N gear: Neutral gear, used during brief stops. P gear: Parking gear, which should be engaged when parking to stop the car and prevent it from rolling. R gear: Reverse gear, used when reversing. However, the R gear should only be engaged when the vehicle is completely stopped. Engaging the R gear while the car is slowly moving forward can cause serious damage to the car's transmission.