Hello everyone, when driving an automatic Nissan Sunny, what's the situation when I brake and then accelerate, the RPM goes high but the car doesn't move? This often happens when turning as well, the RPM is high but it just doesn't go.

Have you ever encountered a situation where the car doesn't move in D gear, and you have to shift to 1st or 2nd gear to start moving?

When I turn the steering wheel to the left, there's a strange noise like the brakes are being applied. It doesn't happen when driving at high speeds or when turning right, just goes "zhi, zhi!" Can any expert help explain this?

When starting the Kaiyi X3 2021 model 1.5T automatic, the RPM can reach up to 1,450. Occasionally, it only reaches 700 or 800 RPM. Do other cars have this situation as well?

Does anyone experience a situation where, while driving a manual transmission car at high speed, the RPM suddenly goes up but the speed remains the same?

When starting a cold car, the RPM goes up to 2000 and then drops to 1500 but doesn't go any lower. The high idle speed is causing high fuel consumption, 20 liters for 300 kilometers! The idle speed is too high, and so is the fuel consumption. Can any experts provide a solution? 🙏

What is the normal RPM for a 2015 manual Nissan Sunny in fifth gear?

Is it normal for a 2015 Nissan Sunny manual transmission, with 80,000 kilometers, to have the RPM at 2000 when going over 70 mph in fifth gear?

Which is more worry-free and fuel-efficient, the manual high configuration of the Honda City or the Nissan Sunny with the same configuration?

Has anyone experienced this situation? (The lights flicker while driving, the battery is fine, it's not the automatic headlights, and it doesn't happen very often. A roadside repair shop moved the headlight's fuse, but the problem still hasn't been solved.)

Hello everyone, when driving an automatic Nissan Sunny, what's the situation when I brake and then accelerate, the RPM goes high but the car doesn't move? This often happens when turning as well, the RPM is high but it just doesn't go.