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#1
tell me more
i want to know about the paddle shifters, how well do they work, i want to know about s and d mode? whats the diffence? is it like my integra with s3 and s4 buttons? does anyone know if the versas cvt has a manumatic mode? does anyone have a video of the automatic driving, with and with out the shifters...i should prob do a test drive but i am not ready to buy the car until next spring or fall...i am just waiting for somes bills to get lowered....to get this car
thanks for any info
thanks for any info
#2
i would suggest a test drive anyways.
i got a fit not even knowing what paddle shifters were, and i love them, most AT owners on here like them well enough.
it's all personal preference, so i'd suggest trying it out for yourself, that way you'll know if you should go ahead with trying to get one.
i got a fit not even knowing what paddle shifters were, and i love them, most AT owners on here like them well enough.
it's all personal preference, so i'd suggest trying it out for yourself, that way you'll know if you should go ahead with trying to get one.
#3
personally I'm not a fan of paddle shifters in any car, I've driven Honda/acura paddle shift cars, bmw paddle shift cars and in either case they are slow to react. this is likely because I've been driving a stick for years, but it is a fun feature to be able to shift an auto yourself.
I'm not sure about the buttons, but I know you have to be in sport mode to shift the auto fit
I'm not sure about the buttons, but I know you have to be in sport mode to shift the auto fit
#4
Im a big fan of paddle shifters, they are a blast!
S mode is Sport mode, you can either paddle shift or S mode will hold the gears longer then in D mode. Take a test drive and check it out in person.
S mode is Sport mode, you can either paddle shift or S mode will hold the gears longer then in D mode. Take a test drive and check it out in person.
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