Which cars commonly use AT transmissions?

[JayceLynn]

Cars that use AT transmissions are as follows: 1. Mazda Atenza: Positioned as a sporty B-segment sedan, the Atenza features chrome trim accents that add a touch of modernity to its headlights, while its grille design enhances its aggressive appearance. The interior design contrasts with the sporty exterior by exuding maturity and premium quality, with a floating center display of just the right size and refined visuals. 2. Buick Regal: The Buick Regal boasts an eye-catching exterior with a sporty and stylish overall design. The GS version, with its red brake calipers and black alloy wheels, fully embodies its sporty character, appealing to younger consumers. However, the Regal is more than just good looks—its 237-horsepower engine meets the power demands of most users, while its well-tuned suspension system satisfies the desire for spirited driving. 3. Mazda CX-5: The Mazda CX-5 is a high-value 'coupe SUV' with substance, and its handling is a major selling point. Every aspect of the car is tailored to young drivers. The vehicle's proportions are well-balanced, and the interior offers a sense of luxury. Both front and rear passengers enjoy ample head and legroom, with seats designed for comfort.

[DelEmma]

I notice that automatic transmissions are widely used by American car brands, especially in large pickup trucks and SUVs like the Ford F-150 or Chevrolet Silverado, which mostly use AT (automatic transmission) because they need to handle heavy loads, and the transmission design is robust and durable. Japanese cars like the high-end Toyota Camry or Honda Odyssey also use AT, balancing reliability and comfortable driving. Luxury brands such as the BMW 3 Series or Mercedes-Benz GLE almost universally come standard with automatic transmissions, offering smooth shifting ideal for long-distance travel. Although AT has slightly higher fuel consumption, it is easy to operate and hassle-free in congested traffic. While CVTs are gaining popularity in modern cars, pickups still rely on AT, making daily driving truly convenient.

[JuneLynn]

I often drive different models, automatic transmissions are commonly found in American cars or high-end SUVs. Big vehicles like the Ford Explorer or Dodge Durango use AT to handle torque, where durability is key. Japanese brands like the Lexus RX also use AT, offering top-notch comfort. AT operation is foolproof, making it easy for beginners, though it consumes a bit more fuel than manuals. CVTs are popular now, but ATs are still prevalent in luxury sedans like the Audi A6, with reliability being their advantage. When choosing a car, I recommend looking at American or European SUVs, as they have a high proportion of AT usage and are also simple to maintain daily.

[Pluto]

Having followed the automotive market for years, automatic transmissions are widely used in Ford or GM models, such as the Chevrolet Tahoe or Toyota RAV4, especially in SUVs where ATs are common, adapting well to rugged terrain. Luxury vehicles like the Porsche Cayenne utilize ATs to deliver smooth driving. ATs are reliable and easy to maintain, making them friendly for family cars like the older Honda CR-V. While CVTs are becoming more popular now, ATs remain prevalent in pickup trucks such as the Ford Ranger, making them worth considering.