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Why Are There More Automatic Transmission Cars Now?

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SanMaci

07/25/25 4:25pm

Because automatic transmissions have advantages such as integrating technological elements, safety modes, and greater convenience and comfort. Related introductions: 1. Integrating Technological Elements: The emergence of automatic transmissions is an evolution based on manual transmissions, a product of technology and modernization. 2. Convenience and Comfort: Automatic transmissions are more convenient, comfortable to drive, and provide more opportunities to enjoy the comfort brought by modern cars.

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DonovanLee

08/11/25 9:48pm

I'm a ride-hailing driver who spends over ten hours a day on city roads, so manual transmission cars have long been out of the question. With traffic being so congested nowadays, constantly pressing the clutch and shifting gears would be exhausting. Automatic transmissions are much more convenient—just step on the gas or brake. Young people learning to drive also prefer automatics; driving schools can hardly recruit students for manual transmission classes anymore. Plus, modern cars come with high-tech features like automatic parking and adaptive cruise control, which simply can't be paired with manual transmissions. Manufacturers are smart too—mainstream models now mostly offer automatic versions only, even taxis are switching to automatics. This trend ultimately reflects societal progress—everyone wants a more hassle-free driving experience.

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