I m used to driving an automatic transmission, what is the experience of switching to a manual trans

If you are used to driving an automatic car, you will be very uncomfortable if you change to a manual transmission car, you don't like it very much, you are not used to it, you are very awkward to drive, and you want to change back to the original car.

Generally, if you are used to driving the automatic transmission and then turn on the manual transmission, you will feel that you can't drive, and then you will feel that the manual transmission is very troublesome.

I am used to driving the automatic transmission, and then I open the hand transmission, and I feel that the hand transmission car is super powerful, and I want to have it anywhere, which is very cool. Cars with similar displacements, the manual transmission is like a young man, and the automatic transmission is like an old man, always half a beat slower.

Or prefer manual, section.

1. The battery is out of power, so you can push it. Clause.

Second, the brake failure, you can artificially downshift to stop the car, and most people in the automatic transmission will surrender. Clause.

3. On the ice and snow road, downshifting can be artificially downshifted and stopped smoothly. Clause.

Fourth, non-high-speed pavement, downshift overtaking, cool.

I feel that the manual transmission is more difficult to drive than the automatic transmission, and it is more worrying to drive, but the manual transmission is more fuel-efficient.

What else can you do with free switching? Muscle memory is still there. Besides, my hands are self-integrated, I turn on the manual gear every day, and the automatic D is too boring.

It's not troublesome to do it manually, brake it downshifts by itself, and you can accelerate to see the speed upshift. Start in 1st gear, and loosen up 2nd gear immediately after stepping on the oil. Twenty yards are in three gears, forty yards are in four gears, fifty yards are in five gears, and sixty yards are in six gears.

The whole process takes a few seconds.

If you are used to driving an automatic transmission, you will be very unaccustomed to suddenly switching to a manual transmission. I feel that a car with a manual transmission is much more difficult to drive than a car with an automatic transmission.

The difference is either only one car or no driving. I have an automatic transmission and a manual, it makes no difference if I change the car at any time, my colleagues have automatic manuals, and I am the driver when I often go out to drink, and I can drive their cars. In fact, there is no difference between automatic and manual drivers of old drivers, because it has become a physical instinct.

Those who say that they will not open the automatic manual (those who drive the manual feel that there is no place to put their left foot) are either new drivers or they don't drive often. My father's first car was automatic (I used to understand the driver's license, and I had it when I gave money) to drive, and I learned to drive after buying a car, and he basically never drove a manual transmission, but I drove a manual transmission casually, and only occasionally had to turn off the engine once or start with a big throttle for the first time. And then it's normal.

I am used to driving the automatic transmission, and it is particularly uncomfortable to change to the manual transmission, I have not been used to the manual transmission for two months, and I found that the capital is really not very convenient.

Seven years of driving experience, automatic, manual will drive, I still feel like manual, the coolest is when overtaking, but driving automatic transmission overtaking just stepping on the accelerator has no basis, haha