It sounds like you are having problems with the transmission's valve body or your brakes are locked up.
This problem is common on Chevy 350 turbo transmissions. Inside of the transmissions oil pan there is a valve near the edge of the case that has a S-shaped linkage. This S-shaped linkage can slip off the valve it controls and the transmission will feel like it goes into gear but not move the vehicle.
Take the parking Brake off? lolol
the new cars gear will not move unless the car is running
Not sure of the question, but if your car is less than 7 yrs old, apply the brake first, then you can move the shift selector.
You need to lift your left foot off of the clutch pedal.
Sounds like your clutch is burnt or really out of adjustment.
If your stick shift will not move or if it will move but the car is not shifting gears, it is broken. If it feels very loose and is not catching on any gear then it is broken.
truck start shift is hard to move in gear
this just happened to me i have a 2001 Honda passport the problem with mine was a broken transmission cable. we just had this fixed but until we did i had to push the button on the gear shift and lift up a little and i could put the car into gear ... good luck
It matters if you have atuomatic or manual transmission. In an automatic car the gears shift on it's own. In an manual car you shift buy pushing the clutch and then shift from 1st gear to 2 gear.
For an automatic:Turn the ignition until the dash lights come on, press the break, shift into what ever gear you want. In most newer cars the break has to be depressed to shift from park.For a manual:Press the clutch and move the stick into neutral
If your car is an automatic (not a stick shift) then the car will automatically shift down as you ease off the gas petal. If it doesn't down shift then you need to have the vehicle checked out to see what is wrong.
Put in the clutch, turn the key, shift from neutral into first, let the clutch out. Good luck.