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When to override the car's choices
here are some examples: in poor weather conditions; when driving on bendy country lanes (especially in sporty automatics); keeping to low speed limits; climbing some hills; getting ready to overtake and avoiding the kickdown surge. When you choose one of the 'manual' gear positions you will prevent the car from changing to a gear higher than the one selected. If you are a driver's driver, as you get to know your car, manual changes will become intuitive. If you simply use your car as a car - that is to get from A to B (now there's a novel idea!) you might never feel the need to override the automatic changes. Just do whatever gives you a sense of control for the type of driving you do. If you are unsure, get some training! |
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