Paddle shifters are levers positioned behind one or both sides of a car’s steering wheel. They are usually attached to the back of the steering wheel and turn with the wheel, but on some cars, the ...

Paddle shifters, also known as a flappy-paddle gearbox, are a mechanism used to control and select gears on a vehicle's transmission. The paddle shifters are positioned behind the steering wheel, ...

Ever wonder why those flappy paddles exist? We dig into their purpose and their pros and cons. Since General Motors introduced the first mass-produced automatic transmission on some of its 1940 ...

Paddle shifters are a game-changer for drivers looking to elevate their driving experience. These small levers, typically positioned behind the steering wheel, provide a manual gear-shifting ...

These levers literally place gear changes right at your fingertips. Part of the race-inspired elements sitting right under your nose (literally and figuratively) in a production car are paddle ...

I have driven only MT cars all my life until about 9 months back when I got my Taigun Topline AT, which comes with paddle shifters. I have not seen a need arise to use them except when driving in the ...

If you’re a proud owner of a Subaru Outback, you’re likely aware of the unique driving experience it offers. One of its coveted features is the paddle shifters, which provide versatile driving options ...

Paddle shifters used to be found exclusively in high-performance sports cars, but these days, they’re featured regular cars like the new Ford Escape and even the Honda Odyssey minivan. But don’t ...

Car manufacturers lean towards paddle shifters on the steering wheel, but it may not be the most practical setup. High-performance carmakers like Ferrari and Can-Am opt for column-mounted shifters for ...