Transmission duties are carried over by a five - speed manual unit and an auto
gear shift gearbox is mated to select petrol variants.
Not exact matches
Dealers will replace the lead frame and perform a software update if a vehicle is found to have codes relating to the
gearbox abruptly
shifting to first
gear.
The
gearbox seems manual, there's a plate on the dashboard, in front of the
shifter with the «position» for each of the
gears... Don't think F1 cars had sequential
gearboxes until late 80's.
Then Chevy gives the
gearbox to its calibration team to tune software and mitigate any wandering you might expect from a complex 10 - speed automatic transmission, creating
shift - logic systems like «lift - foot
gear - hold» mode, which aggressively holds a
gear to prevent excessive upshifts and premature downshifts.
While all the new dual - clutch
gearboxes slur their
shifts together in an endless flow of silky smoothness, the Lambo changes
gears hard enough to trigger the traction control system.
He can tick off those arguments in about 30 milliseconds, the time it takes the Ferrari 458 Speciale's dual - clutch
gearbox to
shift gears.
Shifts come quick enough in manual mode from the paddle - shiftable dual - clutch
gearbox (borrowed with some improvements from the Dodge Dart and Alfa Giulietta) when you don't feel like dictating every
shift, the auto mode does a reasonable job of predicting when you'd like to drop a cog or
shift into top
gear.
Speaking of keeping it in a lower
gear,
shifting the RS4 is a blissfully simple task thanks to the wonderfully fluid and straightforward six - speed manual
gearbox (the only transmission available) and perfectly tuned clutch.
Shifting to a too low
gear will cause wear and damage to the
gearbox and clutch.
The 200 - hp turbo four - cylinder is lively without overwhelming the chassis (which can't be said for Chrysler's 283 - hp V - 6) and while the dual - clutch
gearbox can be a bit timid off the line, once the clutch is hooked up in first it will snap off seamless, bullet - quick
shifts on your way to sixth
gear.
When both
gear shift paddles are pulled together the
gearbox will disengage both of its clutches, letting go effectively «dumping» whichever clutch controls the appropriate
gear.
A CVT with
shift paddles is now available, but the transmission you want is the new six - speed manual — a
gear - changing jewel that embarrasses the
gearboxes in cars costing three times as much.
The improved
gearbox shifts more quickly, but there's also a crisper thunk as the next
gear engages.
Even if you're used to driving these performance - oriented
gearboxes that keep first
gear out of the way (as it's typically only used for setting off from a stop),
shifting this worn - out transmission, with its long throws and sloppy actuation, requires concentration.
Shifts are handled by a nine - speed dual - clutch automatic, which has as many
gears as the first - generation's launch
gearboxes combined (there was a five - speed manual and a four - speed automatic).
PDK may be named unimaginatively (it stands for Porsche Doppelkupplungsgetriebe, or «Porsche double - clutch
gearbox» in English), but it's practically psychic in its operation, choosing both the
gear and the
shift speed that you'd pick yourself.
The five - speed overdrive
gearbox had longish
shift throws and could be notchy, but fifth
gear (then kind of a new thing) also made for relaxed long - distance runs at speed.
Finally, a taller center armrest was introduced last year and it makes
shifting the wonderful, racecar - positive six - speed manual
gearbox a chore as your elbow drops into the integrated cupholders while changing
gear.
The pre-selector
gearbox is like a foreshadowing of a dual - clutch automatic with
shift paddles; simply move the
shifter lever into the
gear you'll be needing next, and when you press and release the clutch pedal, hey presto, you've got it.
The double clutch
gearbox is a masterpiece, and while it's fun to
shift yourself, the
gearbox in automatic mode
shifts so fast and seamless that you'd think the car only has one
gear.
The Easytronic can be driven in «manual mode» simply by using the paddle
shifter selector to change
gears if the driver wishes to do so, or alternatively it can be driven in exactly the same way as a fully conventional automatic — however, many Easytronic owners have complained that
gear shifts in «automatic mode» are jerky; a common complaint with semi-autos based on a conventional manual
gearbox.
The automatic
gearbox features leggier final drive ratios and an efficiency boosting satnav
shift strategy, which can make informed decisions to select the most appropriate
gear for the road ahead.
For ultimate involvement there is the option of a six - speed manual
gearbox, or if you want to feel closer to the racer within, a seven - speed Sportshift II paddle
shift transmission offers incredibly fast
gear changes and allows you to focus completely on the road ahead and revel in the V8 howl.
A dual - clutch automatic
gearbox with seven
gears has been introduced, replacing the self -
shifting six - speed transmission.
The engine is mated to a four speed
gearbox with 1 - down and 3 - up as is
gear shift pattern.
This 2.0 - litre turbo engine works well with BMW's optional eight - speed automatic
gearbox, which delivers smooth
shifts in auto mode and responds crisply when you use the lever or steering wheel mounted paddles to change
gears manually.
Power will be transferred to the Peugeot 508's front wheels via an eight - speed automatic
gearbox shifted via a sleek new
gear - lever.
The Enzo has a semi-automatic transmission (also known as the F1
gearbox) using paddles to control an automated
shifting and clutch mechanism, with LED lights on the steering wheel telling the driver when to change
gears.
However, I have one major gripe: The Jetta (and every other VW with a manual
gearbox) can be started when the
shifter is in
gear and the clutch is not engaged.
The newly improved close - ratio 6 - speed manual
gearbox includes the world's first synchronized down / up
shift rev control system, which allows drivers of any skill level to experience perfectly smooth
gear shifts every time.
5) An optional Z51 performance package includes an electronic limited - slip differential; closer
gear ratios for the manual
shifter; special lubrication; additional cooling for the brakes, differential, and
gearbox; plus special tiered tires and wheels.
A new 8 - speed, direct -
shift automatic transmission is designed to deliver quick
gear changes, similar to an automated manual
gearbox.
Transmission: 7 - Speed Dual Clutch Automated Manual - inc: Seamless
Shift Gearbox (SSG) w / Pre-Cog rocker gearshift controls, Using the Active Dynamics Panel situated in the center console of the 12C's cockpit, the characteristics of the SSG transmission can be switched through three different settings: Normal, Sport and Track modes, Each provide a progressive immediacy of gear shift, operated through finger - tip controls mounted on a rocker behind the 12C steering wheel: upshift by either pulling w / the right hand or pushing w / the left, and vice versa to downshift, «Automatic» mode, «Launch Control» and «Winter» modes can also be selected on the Active Dynamics Panel, the latter changing all electronic functions to suit low grip conditions and delivering maximum driver aid and su
Shift Gearbox (SSG) w / Pre-Cog rocker gearshift controls, Using the Active Dynamics Panel situated in the center console of the 12C's cockpit, the characteristics of the SSG transmission can be switched through three different settings: Normal, Sport and Track modes, Each provide a progressive immediacy of
gear shift, operated through finger - tip controls mounted on a rocker behind the 12C steering wheel: upshift by either pulling w / the right hand or pushing w / the left, and vice versa to downshift, «Automatic» mode, «Launch Control» and «Winter» modes can also be selected on the Active Dynamics Panel, the latter changing all electronic functions to suit low grip conditions and delivering maximum driver aid and su
shift, operated through finger - tip controls mounted on a rocker behind the 12C steering wheel: upshift by either pulling w / the right hand or pushing w / the left, and vice versa to downshift, «Automatic» mode, «Launch Control» and «Winter» modes can also be selected on the Active Dynamics Panel, the latter changing all electronic functions to suit low grip conditions and delivering maximum driver aid and support
Dual clutch
gearboxes can operate like a conventional automatic,
shifting through the
gears seamlessly with no direct driver input, but they can also be used in «manual» mode.
The new automatic 9 - speed
gearbox of the Mercedes
shifts smoothly and is very flexible thanks to a wide range reduction ratio between the first and the ninth
gear.
MINI introduced a dual - clutch DCT seven - speed automatic
gearbox to replace the older six - speed automatic, and the new
gearbox is more in keeping with the MINI's sporty nature, providing smooth yet rapid
gear changes — it's just a shame there are no
shift paddles behind the steering wheel.
The new Volkswagen Polo Sedan is powered by a 1.6 - liter Otto engine that develops a total of 105 HP and is mated to either a 5 -
gear manual
gearbox or a 6 -
gear automatic
gearbox with sequential
shift function (Tiptronic) which makes Volkswagen the first automaker to offer Tiptronic in Russia.
And it's a plus that you actually need to chop through a few
gears to get up to decent speeds, as the short -
shifting and surprisingly hefty six - speed manual
gearbox is an utter joy to use.
The 1.5 - liter's CVT differs from the 2.0 - liter's transmission in that it's evolved from the same
gearbox found on the Accord, offering a higher final
gear for a lower cruising rpm, as well as new G - Design
shift logic for better acceleration and less «rubber - band» feel.
The
gearbox does an excellent job simulating
gears via the column - mounted paddle
shifters.
It's a fine
gearbox that
shifts gears almost seamlessly and at the right time to take advantage of the engine's power.
In nearly all gearshifts, the transmission opens and closes only one clutch at a time, even when
shifting down by more than one
gear — a benefit so far provided only by a doubleclutch
gearbox.
The
gearbox is a six - speed manual, which
shifts snappily between
gears and has a reasonably light clutch.
Elaborating on the two modes, Eco dulls throttle response and encourages the
gearbox to
shift up early early while Sport offers sharper responses to inputs from the right foot and ensures the
gearbox holds
gears longer.
For a lightweight solution and faster
gear shifting, it features an Independent Shifting Rod (ISR)
shifting, it features an Independent
Shifting Rod (ISR)
Shifting Rod (ISR)
gearbox.
As for the driving enjoyment, the main culprit is the five - speed manual
gearbox that exploits much better the resources of the small, 1 litre aspirated engine, compared to the sequential
gearbox from the old generation that was way too slow when
shifting the
gears.
Shifts are indeed more fluid than the direct yet often notchy STI
gearbox, and the extra
gear helps enhance the boxer - four's already potent acceleration.
A high - tech 6 - speed DSG (direct -
shift gearbox) transmission that can change
gears by itself, no clutch pedal required, and has a sport mode.
The seven - speed auto
gearbox is unresponsive to throttle inputs and often holds
gears too long before
shifting up.
With the pneumatically adjustable rear wing, a 600 - hp boxer and a hydraulically
shifted racing
gearbox that can change
gears in as little as 20 milliseconds, this was the race car for the job.