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Historically, push-button transmissions were popular features in American cars during the 1950s and 1960s.  A push button transmission is a type of transmission that can be operated via the press of a button. Instead of using a traditional shift lever, push button transmissions allow drivers to change gears using a series of buttons located on the center console or dashboard,  1958 Edsel push button transmission     There are a few cars on the market that have push button transmission. The most notable is the Tesla Model S. This car has a touch screen interface that allows the driver to select gears with...

Ah, the classic “3 on the tree” manual transmission! Let’s dive into this fascinating piece of automotive history. The 3-speed manual transmission with a column shifter was quite common in North America during the mid-20th century. Here’s what you need to know: Origins and Evolution: The concept of a floor-mounted manual transmission dates back to the Ford Model T, the first mass-produced car. The Model T had a third foot pedal (the clutch pedal) and a floor-mounted shifter. As cars evolved from the Model T, the floor-mounted transmission shifter became the industry standard.   By the 1940s, the manual shifter moved from the floor...

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