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What is the introduction to the Honda Civic automatic transmission?

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OGemma

07/30/25 2:41am

Here is the introduction to the Honda Civic automatic transmission gears: 1. All gears: The automatic transmission has P, R, N, D, 2 or S, L or 1. 2. Parking gear: P is the parking gear, also known as the parking position. 3. Other gears: R is the reverse gear, N is the neutral gear, D is the forward gear, also known as the drive gear. 4. Sport mode: S or 2 represents the sport mode. 5. Low gear: L or 1 is the low gear, also known as 1st gear. Here is extended information on the differences between manual and automatic transmissions: 1. Learning period: Manual transmission cars are more complex than automatic ones, so the learning period is different. Typically, learning to drive a manual transmission car takes at least one month longer than an automatic one, and due to the greater difficulty, the pass rate for the driving test is also lower. 2. Obtaining a driver's license: The manual transmission license is C1 level, while the automatic transmission license is C2 level. Holders of an automatic transmission license cannot drive manual transmission cars, but holders of a manual transmission license can drive automatic transmission cars. 3. Cost: Because manual transmission is more difficult to learn and has a lower pass rate, its cost is generally cheaper compared to automatic transmission tuition fees, which are usually more expensive.

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Miguel

08/16/25 8:56am

I've been driving a Honda Civic automatic, and it feels perfect for someone like me who pursues driving pleasure. The power delivery is smooth without any jerking, and the CVT transmission makes gear shifts as smooth as sliding down a slide. Driving in the city, it accelerates quickly and effortlessly. The car's exterior design is full of sportiness, with LED headlights and a low-slung body that catches the eye. The interior is simple yet tech-savvy, with a touchscreen and smartphone connectivity that are easy to use. Safety features are also present, with the pre-collision system and adaptive cruise control providing peace of mind on the highway. Overall, it strikes a balance between excitement and everyday practicality, and even occasional weekend drives can bring little surprises. It's definitely worth considering for young people looking to buy.

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