How about a manual transmission car?

Hello, 1. The first step in getting into the car is to tie the seat belt, the seat belt is on the left side of the driver's seat, which can be stretched freely, and the seat belt can be pulled out and snapped into the card slot on the right side.

2. Adjust the seat to the appropriate position, there is an adjuster on the left side of the driver's seat to adjust the tightness of the driver's seat backrest, and the adjuster under the driver's seat can pull back and forth to adjust the distance between the driver's seat and the steering wheel. Individuals can adjust according to their height, so that the left and right feet can be stretched freely.

3. Turn the car key to the right to turn on the engine. I felt a slight shaking of the body, indicating that the engine had ignited.

4. Turn on the left turn signal, and observe the left and right rearview mirrors at the same time, if there is no vehicle coming behind or the vehicle is far away, you can start the vehicle to start.

5. Hold the steering wheel in your hand, look straight ahead, press the clutch to the end with your left foot, hang a gear with your right hand at the same time, then put down the handbrake, and then slowly release the clutch with your left foot, and the car will slowly move forward.

6. Change lanes. Turn on the turn signal before changing lanes, then look in the rearview mirror, observe the situation of the vehicle behind you, choose the right time to gently tap the steering wheel to change lanes slowly, and after the lane change is completed, return the turn signal to its position.

7. Pull over at the end. Slowly reduce the speed of the vehicle, adjust the vehicle gear to 1st or 2nd gear, turn on the right turn signal and observe the right rearview mirror, if there is no vehicle coming from the right rear, you can slowly press the brakes and pull over.

8. After the car stops, adjust the gear to neutral, pull up the handbrake, and turn the car key to the left to turn off the engine. Then look in the left mirror, and when there is no traffic passing behind you, you can open the door and get out.

Manual transmission car, very good.

If you just learned to get a driver's license, it is better to keep it manually.

The car ** is cheaper, and the fuel is also cheaper.

I'm used to it, and I'm not tired.

Shanghai Volkswagen series: Polo, Lavida, Octavia. FAW-Volkswagen series: Jetta, Bora, Golf, Suteng, Weiling.

In addition to this very famous manual transmission from Volkswagen. In addition, the manual transmission model of the Japanese brand Honda and the manual transmission model of Mazda are also very good choices. In addition, there is a Focus manual transmission from Ford which is also a very good choice!

Among them, I recommend that you can buy the manual transmission model of Ankesaila or the manual transmission low-end model of FAW Mazda CX4. Mazda is known for its sportiness, and with a manual transmission, you can control it as you want, and you're in control.

BYD F3, Geely Emgrand, Geely Vision, Changan Yidong, Volkswagen Santana. The manual transmission versions of these cars are all good.

Volkswagen's Jetta and Poussin are good choices, and they are not expensive I feel that the Volkswagen series of cars are still very easy to drive. Most of the novice cars in driving schools are also Volkswagen series and should be easy to use.

BYD's 2013 front-speed manual premium M6 bar. Throttle: Very linear, I feel like the engine revs can be increased as you wish.

The disadvantage is that the starting speed drops slowly (mainly due to the comfort adjustment of MPV cars), which is manifested in the sudden increase in engine speed by several hundred revolutions when shifting gears, and the way to avoid it is to release the throttle first and then press the clutch to change gears when shifting gears. Clutch: The contact points are wide and linear, very easy to grasp, the pedal feels very good, and if the clutch is slightly tapped, it will be perfect.

Direction: Pointing precisely.

It also depends on the price in your own heart, after all, you get what you pay for. Manual transmission vehicles include Haval H5, Volkswagen Sutar, Volkswagen Lavida Bora, Toyota Corolla, Leiling, Honda Fit and so on.

For manual transmissions, I recommend the Ford Focus RS, which has very good performance, or the Honda Civic Typer, which is very responsive.

I recommend FAW-Volkswagen's Jetta, Bora, Golf, Sutar, and Weiling, these cars are more flexible in handling, better in performance, and have a good sense of safety.