What's The Worst Transmission In The Market Right Now? | Carscoops carscoops
Automatic transmissions were long considered the most frustrating on the market. Long bemoaned as ‘slushboxes’, automatic transmissions can be very slow to shift. Put simply, when one puts their foot down they want the car to respond in kind, not take a few seconds to decide what gear it should be in before anything of note happens.
Still, we wonder if the real “worst transmission on the market today” title should go to something with gears that one must row on their own. We say that because quite frankly, a manual transmission holds out a bit of promise that it might be more engaging, more enjoyable, and maybe even a little fun to use.When we dig down deep into each variant there are a number of less-desirable options to choose from.
, Nissan’s conventional automatic in the Z, and er… Nissan’s manual in the Versa also isn’t garnering any awards anytime soon. Are there transmissions that deserve more derision though?
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Super Nintendo World Confirmed For Universal Orlando Resort, Called “The Worst-Kept Secret In History”“Soon, we’re going to add another Super Nintendo World to Universal Orlando Resort,” announced Universal Parks & Resorts Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mark Woodbury on …
Les mer »
Seattle tech workers have some of the worst 'layoff anxiety' in the USThousands of tech workers in western Washington have been affected by recent layoffs at some of the largest tech companies in the world, including Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Amazon, and layoff anxiety is running rampant.
Les mer »
Mike Sutter: The 10 best (and worst) Voodoo DoughnutsI ate every doughnut at the new Voodoo Doughnut in the old Playland Pizza in downtown San...
Les mer »
Startling Discovery: Worst Impacts of Sea Level Rise Will Hit Earlier Than ExpectedNewly updated elevation models of coastal regions indicate that the area of land that would be inundated with a 1 to 2 meter rise in sea level could be twice as much as previously estimated. According to current models, the most significant effects of sea level rise are expected to take place onc
Les mer »