What's the Difference Between Manual and Automatic Cars??

In The Last several decades, the modern vehicle has had tow transmission options for cars: manual or automatic vehicle transmission.

In A Manual System, The car Driver is Engaged in shifting the gears. While in an automatic, the vehicle does this automatically.

while both vehicle models offer advantages and disadvantages, both are popular for various reasons.

And Each Transmissions systems has different characteristics when it comes to:

Section #1: Driving Differences

• Manual
The driver is responsible for shifting gears has speed change. Keep revolutions per minute (RPM) within the necessary range. Requires a learning curve and is so challenging to use. Driver Must Coordinate between Clutch, throttle, and Gears for the car without damaging the transmission.

• Automatic
Driver does minimal work. Puts the car in drive, and transmission takes over to keep RPMs within range. Not Requires a learning Curve. We are known for ease of use. The common driver in Australia prefers it.

Section #2: Driving Experience

• Manual
Gives drives a feeling of being in control of the vehicle. Better gas mileage - more efficient cars. The overall purchase price is lower. Often $1,000 less than automatic models. Requires fewer repairs. Repairs that are necessary are less costly. they are preferred for speed and by race car drivers.

• Automatic
Easier to drive in stop-and-go traffic. They are preferred by parents. Less stress and concentration required. less "thinking" and action required to drive the car. The repair cost is high. 

More difficult for mechanics to work with automatic gearboxes.

Section #3: Driving Design

• Manual
The gear shift is Located on the car floor. Driver Needs to drive with both hands and both feet engaged.

• Automatic
Gear Shift may be located on steering Column or Floor. The left leg is free and not required for driving.

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Section #4: Accident Ratio

• Manual
Stress studies show higher heartbeats in manual drivers. It's possible this could cause more accidents, but that is not proven.

• Automatic
Studies show lower stress rates in drivers. Requires less attention/activity form driver, which could allow for accident-inducing behavior. Drivers may fidget with phones, objects, and the driver could pay less attention to the road and surroundings. 

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 People tend to choose an automatic or manual transmission based on personal preference, rather than the cost factor, but it's a good idea to consider all factors when making a purchase.

Author Bio:- 
Emilia William is an automotive expert. Currently working as a manager in Sell8- Sell My Car. She writes about 21st century learning, social improvement, technology, and automotive performance among other topics.