Sentence examples for shift transmission from inspiring English sources

The 1937 Studebaker President featured a semiautomatic Miracle Shift transmission with a dash-mounted shifter.

Both engines come with a five-speed automatic Touch Shift transmission that can be shifted like a manual, though without a clutch.

Further sweetening the performance is the Touch Shift transmission mode, which lets you toggle the shifter from side to side to snap through all five gears manually (no clutch needed) so that passing and engine braking are both easier than in most automatics.

Shift transmission to first gear.

An auto shift transmission is nice for driving in mountains because it is so easy to downshift for engine braking.

He even taught me to drive a stick-shift transmission in his brand-new Escort.

To complicate matters further, the Direct Shift Gearbox is filled with exactly the type of gears, shafts and synchronizers found in a conventional stick-shift transmission.

Maserati's alloy V-8 is built at the Ferrari factory, and components like the optional cambiocorsa paddle-shift transmission are from the Ferrari Modena 360 F1. "There is a great deal of synergy between the two companies," Mr. Robinson said.

Then AMG slathers on more: reworked front and rear fascias, side skirts, AMG steering wheel and seats, the MCT 7-speed paddle-shift transmission, stronger brakes and a stiffer suspension.

With a 100-horsepower, 1-liter VTR firestorm engine, a 6-speed, paddle shifted transmission and a paltry 309-pound curb weight, it's the sort of mower that Forrest Gump could have used to run circles around the Crimson Tide's fastest sprinters.

Of course, many modern car models come with their own fuel economy meter as standard, although Simon East, CEO of DriveGain, points out that this isn't always the case with smaller cars in Europe and the U.S. CarEconomy works with any petrol (gasoline) or diesel car with a manual (stick-shift) transmission, while support for cars with automatic transmissions will be added shortly.