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A manual transmission car tachometer can provide such a function. However, even if you don't look at the tachometer, the car will give the driver enough feedback.

From the owner's point of view, the MT car mainly relies on muscle memory, starting oil with this very basic operation, a little practice can be mastered, if you have to rely on such a prompt for a long time to know whether the car wants to turn off, it is actually not suitable for driving manually. And if you have mastered such muscle memory, this device has become a chicken rib again, and it says that if the car is going to turn off, there must be very obvious signs.

Besides, what about the flameout......It won't be anything, the car won't be in place**, at most it will beep if you are impatient in the back, just ignite and run away, even if it is a manual old driver, there is a time when the engine is turned off, it is not a serious matter. Since this is the case, and then considering what is the positioning of the manual model now, you will understand that this kind of thing that does not matter if it is installed will increase the cost, and the manufacturer will definitely not install it.

If you insist on lowering the threshold for manual transmission, it is better to spend this money on software and help the driver step on the accelerator when the clutch is semi-linked, which is not beautiful. And there are already some models with such a feature. There are a lot of features on the car that you think could be added, so why not?

There are similar truths in this, development costs, manufacturing costs, marketing needs, and after-sales and so on are all issues that manufacturers will consider, after all, they are all capitalists, to have just the right meal, as long as it does not affect safety, then the function that does not make money will not be given to you.

Because you need to look not only at the gear, but also at the dashboard, which is really distracting, so from a safety point of view, there is no design gear on the dashboard of the manual transmission.

Because it is inconvenient to operate, it also takes up space.

Because this is more complicated, the technology cannot be reached.

It may affect the driver's attention and is more cumbersome.

Because manual transmission cars are not sold as much as automatic transmissions now.

It's going to be distracting, but there's no such b

The body trembles like a Parkinson's patient, and at this time, the reaction is fast enough to avoid stalling by pressing on the clutch.

This is because there is no need to get this.

The tachometer can be reflected. Ah Lan.

I don't think there's a need to design this thing.

Because it costs money to design, manufacturers will not increase in order to make a profit.

It doesn't matter to the manufacturer to give or not. In this case, considering the cost, it will definitely not be given.

On the issue of cost, the merchant will definitely not invest too much when considering the cost.

This indicator light doesn't really do anything.

This thing has no effect on the performance of the car, so is there a same?

It's not as simple as it says, but it is still necessary to comprehensively consider the cost of all aspects, technology, and the ** to buy.

The cost must be relatively large, and all the designs must be after comprehensive consideration.

Money is really not necessary.

Personally, I think this feature is dispensable, and it's really chicken.