A shift lever is a device used to change gears in vehicles with manual transmission. It is usually a stick or a handle that the driver moves to engage different gears, allowing the vehicle to go faster or slower. Full definition
But it's considerably more fun to shift using either the sequential push - pull shift lever on the console or the shift paddles located on either side of the steering column. (automobilemag.com)
Behind the gear shift lever in this automatic variant is an electronic hand brake button, an auto hold button and separate buttons for the parking sensors and hill descent control. (overdrive.in)
Some negatives: The T - handled shift lever in the center console can press against the operator's leg, and driver leg and foot room is limited. (articles.orlandosentinel.com)