For generations, drivers have been familiar with the standard layout of gear sticks. Manual cars typically use numbered gears along with an “R” for reverse, while automatic vehicles rely on “P,” “R,” “N,” and “D”—Park, Reverse, Neutral, and Drive. Some models also include additional options like “L” for low gear. This consistency has defined the driving experience for decades.But occasionally, drivers notice something unusual: the letter “E.” For many, especially those who haven’t seen it before, it can be confusing…. Continue Reading 🔽
