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Which Type of Car Transmission is Better?

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OKira

07/24/25 11:55pm

Different types of car transmissions have their own advantages and disadvantages. When purchasing a car, consumers need to choose the transmission reasonably based on their needs. Different transmissions will result in varying driving experiences and fuel consumption. The common types of car transmissions are as follows: 1. Manual Transmission: The manual transmission is the most traditional and commonly seen type of transmission while driving. It has a simple structure, low cost, and high transmission efficiency. Although it can be somewhat troublesome in daily use, it offers a better sense of control. 2. Conventional Automatic Transmission The biggest difference between a conventional automatic transmission and a manual transmission is that it does not require gear shifting. The conventional automatic transmission achieves speed changes through hydraulic transmission and gear combinations, making it more convenient for novice drivers. The driver can press the pedal with varying force, and the transmission will automatically shift gears. 3. Manual-Automatic Transmission: The manual-automatic transmission integrates both manual and automatic shifting modes. It has distinct +/- markings. Due to the integration of these two functions, the price of the transmission will also be higher.

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