Where is the forward gear in an automatic transmission car?
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In an automatic transmission car, D1, D2, and D3 are all forward gears. 1. D1 is generally used when climbing steep slopes (equivalent to first gear in a manual transmission). 2. D2 is typically used when ascending long slopes. 3. D3 is used on regular roads. 4. On current roads, D1 and D2 are rarely used as the speed is not fast even at high RPM. Below is some information about the D gear: (1) The "D" on the gear shift stands for Drive, which is the forward gear. (2) By placing the gear lever in the "D" position, the driver only needs to control the accelerator pedal to adjust the speed. (3) This gear is undoubtedly the most frequently used one, especially in automatic transmission models. The "D gear for all situations" is a driving mode favored by many drivers.