You’re kidding me 🤯

 For decades, drivers have been familiar with the standard layout of gear sticks: a sequence of numbers for forward gears and an “R” for reverse. Automatic vehicles typically feature “P,” “N,” “D,” and “R” — standing for Park, Neutral, Drive, and Reverse — sometimes with an additional “L” for Low gear. So when some motorists recently spotted the letter “E” on certain older gear sticks, it sparked curiosity. Many drivers had never seen it before and wondered what purpose it served.