Is the transmission of the Teana durable? I often drive on mountain roads, is the transmission likely to break?

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I'm considering getting an H7 because I like the spacious back seat and the solid appearance. I often drive on highways, so I'm okay with the fuel consumption. I'm wondering about the fault rate. How often does it break down? I usually have a few long trips of about a thousand kilometers each year, and I'm worried about getting stranded. Thanks, everyone! (*°∀°)=3

Hey folks, how do people usually play with these supercars? Besides showing off in the city and taking girls for a ride, do people often go mountain driving or hit the track with them?

Honestly, is the Wrangler suitable for daily commuting and not off-roading, just because I like it? Thanks.

Everyone's saying this transmission isn't good. It's said to have common issues. Friends, is this transmission really not durable? I don't drive aggressively, and I'm looking to buy a hatchback or a two-box car. I don't want one with a particulate filter, don't like turbocharged engines, and not a fan of dual-clutch transmissions. Right now, Tiida seems to be the only one without a particulate filter. I'm just concerned about its transmission.

Hey car enthusiasts, how long have you been driving the Santana with the Aisin 6AT automatic transmission? Is it prone to issues? I've read online that it might have noise issues and jerking between 3rd and 4th gear. Is this transmission really durable?

Which brand's A/T tires are good? I don't go off-road often. 🙏

Does a transmission remain durable after being repaired once? If it breaks again, how long did it take before you had to repair it again? [facepalm]

Do you feel that the chassis of your Xiaoqi feels a bit loose when going over rough and hard surfaces, like uphill and downhill? Mine feels a bit loose, and it's only 20,000 kilometers in. I usually don't drive on rough roads, just once on a mountain road with stone slabs and once over a speed bump in the parking lot, and it didn't feel good.

For those with the 2020 model, do you think it's good to drive? I personally feel like the transmission is really bad.