If the problem occurs, owners need to
shift the gearbox into neutral, apply the brakes, and put the vehicle in park after coming to a stop.
Not exact matches
Shift the car's seven - speed twin - clutch
gearbox into drive and the Chiron launches effortlessly.
True, the SMG paddle -
shift transmission can be either slow and slurry or fast and thumpy (it's a pity BMW didn't put more effort
into developing a better manual
gearbox than the one they made available for the US market) but, for # 20K, I'm inclined to conclude that it isn't just that the M5 holds all the cards.
Manually
shifting the automatic
gearbox into sixth (another big improvement over the old four - speed automatic), we mention when the speedometer needle hit 100 mph.
You can move the gearshift lever
into M for manual mode and
shift for yourself, but you'll seldom bother when you have a
gearbox this good.
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.
Like the 550 Maranello, a six - speed manual is the only available
gearbox on the Barchetta — neither the 456M GTA's four - speed automatic nor the 360's F1 paddle -
shift gearbox has made it
into Ferrari's V - 12 flagship.
Responsive and exhilarating, the torque - rich V - 8 and easy -
shifting gearbox don't just turn the Challenger
into an extension of your right foot, they transform that appendage
into a fearsome instrument of bona - fide butt - kicking.
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.
Not only can you be lunging deep
into turns hard on the brakes but you can pop in a downshift too, the
gearbox shifting so smoothly that there's not even a suggestion of the balance being compromised.
Clever packaging of the ratios has allowed XTRAC to shrink the
gearbox, which
shifts electronically, so it's easier to integrate
into the car.
And I love the dual - clutch transmission not only because I can drop it
into automatic mode when creeping around in rush - hour traffic, but because in full - bore mode it
shifts with a ferocity and swiftness I could never manage with a manual
gearbox.
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.
Shift the seven - speed PDK (the only
gearbox available — stop whining, it's faster on a road course than a manual)
into «D» and creep out of the pits, light on the throttle for now.
The
gearbox had a natural solidity to it, sucking the
shifter into place as the 6 - speed manual worked its way through the cogs.
The electric power steering doesn't give the driver a huge amount of feel, but its accurate and direct, and the eight - speed
gearbox offers satisfyingly crisp changes that can be snapped
into place with the gorgeous fixed aluminium
shift paddles.
Then, toward the end of my loan, I took it over some very twisty Northern California back roads and really hammered on it — paddle -
shifting up and down through the eight - speed
gearbox, braking smoothly
into corners then easing just as smoothly onto the ample throttle.
The clutch is well weighed but has a slightly longer travel and is on the heavier side but the 6 - speed
gearbox is effortless to use, offering slick
shifts by slotting
into respective gates with precision.
No matter who is strapped
into the driver's seat, the lightning speed of its
shifts and resulting performance can not be matched by the manual
gearbox, no matter how engaging it is.
While we've long been fans of the way Volkswagen's twin - clutch
gearboxes exchange cogs, there's a flaccidity engineered
into this one better suited to around - town putting than hearty country jaunts, leaving you to fiddle with the console - mounted
shifter in the absence of paddles.
Shift the rotary gear dial
into Drive and the automatic
gearbox clicks relatively seamlessly through its cogs in normal driving, all the while providing adequate grunt for keepin...
Shift the rotary gear dial
into Drive and the automatic
gearbox clicks relatively seamlessly through its cogs in normal driving, all the while providing adequate grunt for keeping pace on long inclines and in overtaking.
Shift as brutally and as quickly as you want, the
gearbox slots
into gear without a grumble.
This was because the ZF - developed 9 - speed automatic
gearbox had a software glitch, which according to certain insiders, refused to
shift into 9th gear!
Linked with the standard - equipment five - speed - manual
gearbox, this motor makes for a lively package, although the
shift lever requires precise handling to avoid
shifting from second
into fifth when you really want third.
As soon as the RPM reaches the ideal
shift point for the car's torque curve, the
gearbox shifts into fourth gear almost instantly.
As for the five - speed manual, I'm glad that it's offered and it's a tight
gearbox with short
shift strokes and crisp gear engagement, but Mac is correct that our particular tester's box did have a rough life before making its way
into our hands for our test.
The GTI's six - speed DSG
gearbox has the familiar manual mode, in which it's quick -
shifting, and for the most part it gives you a dependable sense of close control over the driving forces going
into the front axle both under power and on a trailing throttle.
A five - speed manual
gearbox is standardly fitted to the STX, but the test car came with a four - speed, automatic - overdrive transmission that translated the V - 6 power
into clean
shifting and smooth running.
The
gearbox offers good
shifts, slotting
into your chosen cog with decent smoothness.
New features include Adaptive LED Headlights and LED foglamps, Enhanced Black Panel — a beautiful full LCD panel display which replaces the analog instrument cluster, as well as a more fuel efficient version of the eight - speed
gearbox which allows coasting — basically
shifting the transmission
into neutral — on certain highway driving conditions.
The 5 - speed
gearbox offers smooth
shifts and the cogs work
into place nicely, making the
shifting experience very easy and light.
A mid-mounted 3.8 - litre twin - turbo V8 delivers that power through a seven - speed sequential
shift gearbox and turns it
into 3.2 - second zero - to - 100 km / h (60 mph) times and a 328 km / h (204 mph) top speed.
One of the best things to do to get instant responses from the
gearbox is to
shift into to the manual mode.
For the next session, I saddle up
into a dual - clutch car and let the
gearbox do all the
shifting.
We had a lot of love for this
gearbox, the
shifter dropping
into each slot in the gate with liquid smoothness.
Plus, the easy -
shifting gearbox features Kawasaki's exclusive Positive Neutral Finder, which allows for easy and accurate
shifting from first
into neutral when stopped.
Even the automatic
gearbox is needlessly difficult to deal with, as players still have to manually
shift into reverse if they end up pinned against a wall.