Automatic transmission cars also have what is called "creep" while the engine is running and the selector is in "D" for drive or another gear, the car will creep along even if your foot is not on the accelerator. Be prepared for that, keep your foot on the brake when shifting from park/neutral into a driving gear or it will lurch a little. Keep your foot on the brake at traffic lights etc.
No, mostly not or not at all maby.
No, there were many automatic transmissions in the 1960's.
I think you mean a clutch, and yes, all cars have clutches. in an automatic car, the clutch is controlled by the computer, just like the shifts.
The friction caused by the brakes causes the car to decelerate. This negative acceleration, in turn, causes a force to be applied to all those in the car. This is the lurch you feel.
So that the Car appears more 'user friendly" to the potential buyer. Many people either Can't or very much dislike driving in a manual transmission vehicle. Not ALL cars in commercials are Automatic. Would you really be interested in purchasing an automatic Sports Car?
Pretty much all cars with manual transmissions have a flywheel. Cars with automatic transmissions have a torque converter attached to a flex plate instead.
The manual windshield wiper was patented in 1905. The first wipers were mechanically operated by hand. Automatic wipers were invented in 1921. Wipers were standard on all cars by 1916.
Yes you use engine oil in all cars regardless of transmission.
In most automatic cars, in Great Britain where I live, all you have to do is put the car into D (Drive) and push the accelerator. This will automatically change the gears of the car up and down.
Yes, Renault Scenic cars can have an automatic transmission. The Mégane I (1995â€"2002), Mégane II (2002â€"2008), and Mégane III (2008â€"present) all come with the option for an automatic transmission.
Just like all automatic transmission cars, remove the oil pan.
only automatic transmissions, manuals have their forward and reverse gear selections