Gear shifting issue: When the car is cold and I switch from reverse to drive, it rolls back a bit after releasing the brake before moving forward. This doesn't happen when the car is warm. Anyone else experiencing this? It's a 2019 model with 80,000 kilometers on it.

Is there a situation where it shifts to neutral by itself when reversing in reverse gear?

When the car starts, the ESP warning and engine fault warning appear, and it can't shift gears. It needs to warm up for half an hour before it can move. How can I solve this?

I have a 2012 automatic, and it often shifts to neutral when reversing, but there's no issue with driving forward. Has anyone encountered this problem? What could be the issue?

Does anyone know how to adjust the Hongqi H7 when the front row has warm air and the back row has cold air?

Gear shifting issue: When the car is cold and I switch from reverse to drive, it rolls back a bit after releasing the brake before moving forward. This doesn't happen when the car is warm. Anyone else experiencing this? It's a 2019 model with 80,000 kilometers on it.

Hey guys, my automatic Kia Sportage isn't moving when I shift into reverse. It only starts backing up when I give it some gas. Any ideas?

Why does the newly purchased car make a slight noise when moving forward with the left rear wheel, but not when reversing?

After starting the 2019 Taurus, the steering wheel won't turn in place, even when reversing. It only turns when reversing while moving. However, it works fine when driving forward. Has anyone experienced this issue?

When driving the Tiida, there's always a rolling sound like a water bottle moving back and forth, but there aren't any bottles with liquid inside the car. What could be causing this?

I recently got a CX-5 less than a month ago, and I noticed that when starting the car cold and shifting to D gear, there's a noticeable "jerking" sensation as the car moves forward. After driving for a while and the car warms up, when switching between N and D gear, the jerking sensation is still there but much less noticeable. Is this normal?