What is the introduction of each gear in a manual transmission car?

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EllianaMarie
07/30/25 1:51am
Introduction of each gear in a manual transmission car: 1. 1st gear: Used for normal starting or climbing very steep slopes, with a speed generally around 10km/h; 2. 2nd gear: Used for low-speed forward movement or climbing steep slopes, with a speed generally around 20km/h; 3. 3rd gear: Generally used when the speed is between 20km/h and 40km/h, commonly used for city driving; 4. 4th gear: Can be used when the speed is between 40km/h and 60km/h; 5. 5th gear: Used when the speed is above 60km/h; 6. N gear is the neutral gear, used when the car is idling, such as waiting at a traffic light, shift to N gear and pull the handbrake; 7. R gear is the reverse gear, engaged after the car has come to a complete stop for reversing.
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