Reason of Vibration in Reverse Gear of All new honda Amaze,,,,myth

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The gear ratio is largest for reverse and hence, it requires more RPM from engine to drive it. If low RPM, or accelerater is pressed lightly, it won't be able to drive properly. Hence, it vibrates.

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