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Old 06-30-2014, 10:15 PM
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Recently, I noticed that you can go from Drive to Reverse while moving. All the other cars i've driven would stop at Neutral. Is the ability to go to Reverse while moving normal?

Sorry, if it's a dumb question... LoL it's been bothering me.
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If you go 5or more mph then You can't .
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Old 07-01-2014, 04:16 AM
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Its a built in feature so when your stuck in snow or whatver u can shift between r and d so u can rock the car bak and forth

If shift completed within a certain amount of seconds
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Thanks... had no clue!
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Its a built in feature so when your stuck in snow or whatver u can shift between r and d so u can rock the car bak and forth

If shift completed within a certain amount of seconds
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