I recently updated to a new system for three days and discovered a serious issue for me. The old system, although it would jerk a bit when decelerating to 40 km/h, didn't have any other problems. However, after upgrading to the new version, there's a significant shift shock from 0-40 km/h. You can feel the car shake a bit when shifting gears, which was not an issue with the old system. Regardless of the speed, there were no noticeable jerks before.

2008 Yaris 1.6 automatic, driven 130,000 km. Now, when the engine is cold, it can't shift from 3rd to 4th gear, and it can't accelerate beyond 70 km/h.

Is it normal for the Lancer to feel a bit unstable at 120 km/h?

Hey guys, I want to ask if it's normal for my 2006 1.6 automatic Peugeot 206 to feel jerky when driving at 40 km/h and 60 km/h in D mode?

In normal mode, when coasting after releasing the throttle, the car jerks when the speed drops to 5 KM/h. Is everyone experiencing this too?

Fellow car enthusiasts, have you experienced slow shifting between the 6th and 7th gears with your 7-speed dry dual-clutch transmission? Mine doesn't shift to 7th gear even at 80 km/h and waits until it reaches 85 km/h. Is this normal?

I want to ask everyone, I have a 2022 automatic 86. When shifting from a lower gear to a higher one, there's a bit of a jerking sensation. Is this normal?

My 2019 MG ZS 1.5L automatic jerks when accelerating, and sometimes the check engine light comes on. After stopping for a while, the light goes off. It starts happening once the speed hits 40 km/h. What could be the issue?

Does the new model's infotainment system look good? Can the old model be upgraded? How is the intelligent driving of this car?

Hey car enthusiasts, quick question. When I switch from N to D while idling and press the brake, the car jerks a bit. It's a new car, is this normal?

Is your new car shaking a bit at 80 km/h? Does anyone else have this issue with their car?