Is it normal for the 6AT to have jerky movements at low speed? Or is it because I have set it to prioritize fuel economy?

Is it normal for my 2020 Ford F-150 XLT with 5,500 kilometers to have noticeable jerking when shifting at low speeds?

Which is better, CVT or 6AT? In terms of fuel economy, which one is more efficient, CVTs before 2013 or 6ATs after 2014? Personally, I prefer the smoother CVT, but why do most people prefer the 6AT? Can anyone who has driven both share their experience?

Why can't I find the fuel economy display anymore? [Crying]

I want to ask, how is the fuel economy of this car?

I want to know if the 19 and 20 models only have the 6AT in the S trim?

How is the fuel economy at high speeds?

The old 6AT with a 95 isn't very fuel-efficient on the highway. At a cruising speed of 120 km/h, the fuel consumption can reach 11L. What's going on...

Does anyone know if it's possible to set the default to economy mode? My fuel consumption is too high, and I want to try driving in economy mode for a while. 🤦‍♂️

Hi everyone, I want to ask if your Range Rover feels jerky at low speeds? Why does mine feel noticeably jerky? Also, there's some wind noise on the driver's side, and a bit of rattling on uneven roads in the back seat. Did I get a real Land Rover? 😎

I have a 2019 4WD model, and the fuel consumption is always around 11.6. Could it be related to those buttons like the low-speed 4WD? Did I press the wrong button while driving? Which button should I press for normal driving?