@@ericolens3 doing it at a school on weekends or summer break is just not it, i mean you can get free obstacles to help you learn control the car, why not take it?
I felt the last part. When I got my first motorcycle 10 years ago with no license or anything. I drove it home and stalled about 10 times lol let’s just say the best way to learn is when people are honking at you.
Great introduction! I’ve been driving cars since 1965. Been driving sticks since 1966. My first was a 1963 Chevrolet Biscayne, 4dr. Sedan, a 3 on the tree. Next was a 1961 Chevrolet Impala, 2dr hardtop (bubble top), 301CI, 4speed. Then a 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle, convertible, SS396, 4speed. Next 1980 Chevrolet Citation, 2dr, 4speed. Then a 1982 Ford Fiesta 2dr 4speed. My Honda’s, 92’ Civic Si, 96 Ex and 98’ Ex all 4speeds. None of these ever had clutch wear out problems (80 Citation had a clutch pressure plate broken spring that broke and was replaced by the dealer and covered under factory warranty). I loved sticks, but I developed leg problems and was told by the Doc, no more sticks. My 98’ Civic EX had a 170,000 miles and was the best car I ever had. Everything was original, I had not replaced or fixed anything on this car. I sold it for $2300 with a spare alternator and other parts. I bought a new Honda CRV, which I’m driving now, it has 130,000 miles and has not had any repairs. Only thing I would recommend is that education is the key to driving any car, but a stick needs more of it. I would suggest you teach people about them with these shorts/tick toc’s. Key to all sticks is how reliable the systems are, especially the transmissions in the Japanese cars. Thanks!
Underrated tip: take a motorcycle endorsement class. You'll learn a manual pretty well that way too. The feel and sense of the vehicle transfers from motorcycles to cars really well.
Do they supply the motorcycle for you to learn with? I would assume no? If so, that’s actually a good idea. I’m certain it’s cheaper than trying to pay an “instructor” to teach you manual
@Augie- MSF courses provide the motorcycle. Often 250cc bikes, usually a Honda rebel. If you already own a motorcycle you are encouraged to bring that to the course because that's what you'll use to take your endorsement test with.
Not entirely true is on some cars but not all. My buddies 98 chevy s10 with a 4 cylinder could get to about 3mph without it stalling and having the clutch fully off. My old 93 ford ranger you could let off 1/8th of the clutch without it stalling and it would crawl forward or hold the truck on a hill so it wouldn't roll back when you went to go.
I have a 1.5 litre mazda 2 and can start moving without gas (not very fast) but most engine nowadays have enough torque to start moving regardless. It’s the older cars this technique may give u some trouble
@@robloxgod6945 my dad drove it lol. The owner left it NASTY! the seats were ruined, there were spider webs everywhere. There was also a wasp in the passenger seat and i freaking screamed in the highway, ran out of the car and went to my mom's car which was behind us. lol it cost $5850 we brought the miata to our mechanic to check it out
9 year old here I live at a farm with lots of land, my dad brought me this broken beat up truck which has a Manuel transmission. I am learning how to drive Manuel and already know most of the basics.
Uhm when you feel the car start moving you should start giving some gas (NOT TO MUCH) at the same rate as your releasing the clutch. Or the car might just stall on you. Or in the begining you can start by giving some gas before starting to release the clutch. But not much gas. Only use this technice in the learning phase.
good explaination. when I first started all I was told was less clutch more gas. It didn’t make sense to me and I would stall. but by saying give some gas at the same rate as you release the clutch it’s so much easier to explain to someone else
That depends on wich engine is in it. Here in denmark almost all cars have a manual trans. With a 2.0 diesel or bigger engine you dont need to wear and tear on your clutch by pressing the speeder.
@@dankdanny8823 dude literally my dad was just like “it’s simple just as you press the clutch press the gas” ended up with me just DROPPING clutch and smashing tf out of the gas pedal 😂😂😂
FINALLY. someone who makes a driving a manual tutorial and stresses the importance of letting of the clutch slowly. When I was learning how to drive stick, all the videos and other resources I consulted went something like “shift into first, give gas and drop the clutch” thank you for such a good tutorial.
@@ferooster1294 depends on if it was highway or not. If they were going 80mph the whole time it would only be an hour, but if it was only 40mph then yeah it would be 2 hours
@icytech7232 tell me about it, my car is a v6 2000 mustang with a t5 and it's not exactly equipped with stuff like auto rev matching. Gotta do it all well, manually
A tip that saved my ass: second gear is your friend. You can start off in second, cruise parking lots in second, navigate heavy traffic in second, etc. Until you learn how to properly leave off in first, second is fine.
Bro I needed this I’m about to pick up a 1998 Honda civic coupe and I’m driving back home 1 hr back and I don’t know how to drive manual I’m lucky I don’t got work on the day I’m picking it up
I wanna learn a manual but all people focus on is accelerating which I'm actually good at but nobody ever talks about how to properly downshift which urks me
@@sae4071 when downshifting you must enter the next lowest gear at the RPM that you would shift out of or lower. You don't want to over rev when down shifting
Well when I try to stop the car I know I need to put my foot on the clutch all the way down and then on the brake,but I don't push the clutch all the way😂
I learned to drive manual when home alone..took the car outside and inside the garage like every saturday and sunday for like a month (just observed mom and dad driving) and then told them i learned to drive that way.. and they were happy and now its my job to take the car to washing and take it back until i get my drivers license this year
I've been driving standards since I was 14. I'm 35 now and I STILL stall sometimes. Shit be lowkey embarrassing cause I know folks around me hear it kill and I'm lookin around like, "Ok, I KNOW what I'm doin. I just had a moment" lol
Just fyi, I learned it in Germany like that… please just use the throttle when you want to start going into gear. This is the way you will actually drive afterwards. 1. Just hold the clutch down and shift into first gear 2. let you clutch slowly get to the point where it would start to move the car ( feel how the car wants to go) and give your car some throttle using the gas pedal 3. feel the car move forward and adjust your throttle to your liking 4. slowly let go of the clutch and now… your in first gear
Bro I drive and eat chips or coke in traffic while also changing gears with the same hand holding steering. You just need skills. I never had any accident till date nor any tickets. I am just 20.
Clutch in put it in neutral and start breaking that’s how I do it extra motherfuckers just press the clutch in and break at the same time but it just burns your clutch in the long run
The best way u can learn is through feel. Feel the vibrations when biting the clutch, feel how much gas applied to the ratio of clutch application is needed to produce as little or as much speed required.
Tip for beginners: focus on breaking rather than acceleration. Just accelerate only when there is atleast 6-8 meters of space in front of you. Minimise the time your right foot is on the accelerator. Be prepared to break the moment something goes haywire. Another tip: holding down clutch while breaking prevents the engine from stalling
If you are accelerating and that car is moving, you don't have to remove your leg from the clutch slowly when changing from gear 1-2 and up. You can do it fast. The main purpose of the clutch is to get the car moving and remove the engine from the gear system.
It's crazy to me how Americans don't drive manual, I do it everyday and love it so much here in the UK although it seems the future will be automatic unfortunately
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Quick question how do we drive the car to the parking lot 🤔
Just spawn there
how do we just get a manual car ? lol
Mod menu
Hi
Ask Jesus to take the wheel
“First, find yourself a manual car”
Me after I misheard: “ok I have Emanuel’s car now what?”
Lmao 😂 this was a good one
Find a big parking lot
@@GH0ST_76
walmart, everybody should have one.
or a PARK.... parking lot.
or a school in summer or saturday.
@@ericolens3 doing it at a school on weekends or summer break is just not it, i mean you can get free obstacles to help you learn control the car, why not take it?
Plot twist: it was automatic 💀
"First get a manual car"
"Patrick that's an automatic"
"Yes"
Patrick, that's a cvt
Patrick that's a Ford powershift DCT
*Yes*
Thank you
Patrick, that's an M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank.
Step 8: make sure to swap from 5th gear to reverse for those extra quick stops
Bro boutta get sued for this comment
I laughed way more than I should at this comment
😂😂😂 youre a savage
You mean the secret Racing gear?!
It stands fpr rocket mode. It makes you go faster. Whenever you're on a highway going 90 mph make sure you changr to that R letter so you'll go faster
"Bro it's not a manual"
"It's Immanuel"
God is with us
Underrated comment
Emauel
Emmanuel
Lol 💀 😭 😆
"First, find yourself a manual car"
Thx for saying that bro, I was going to get a automatic one for this tutorial.💀
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That last part was very comforting.
Don’t be afraid to stall because it really has happened to all of us, embarrassing though it may be. 💖
lol we love empathetic women
Found a manual, couldn't get it to get going before the owner came back though so I guess I'm off to find another to practice with
don’t worry babe, I learned how to drive a manual on TikTok on TH-cam in 60 seconds
“on tiktok on youtube”
"in 60 seconds"
Fun fact he hasn't replied to use cuz he stalled infront of a semi
Im the 600th like
Your likes are 911 💀
I felt the last part. When I got my first motorcycle 10 years ago with no license or anything. I drove it home and stalled about 10 times lol let’s just say the best way to learn is when people are honking at you.
especially when you stall in the middle of a six lane interchange and a semi truck swerves to avoid hitting you and runs into a family van 😊😊
@@noodle7515 What the fuck lol
@@noodle7515 um..
@@noodle7515 relatable
@@noodle7515 based
Great introduction! I’ve been driving cars since 1965. Been driving sticks since 1966. My first was a 1963 Chevrolet Biscayne, 4dr. Sedan, a 3 on the tree. Next was a 1961 Chevrolet Impala, 2dr hardtop (bubble top), 301CI, 4speed. Then a 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle, convertible, SS396, 4speed. Next 1980 Chevrolet Citation, 2dr, 4speed. Then a 1982 Ford Fiesta 2dr 4speed. My Honda’s, 92’ Civic Si, 96 Ex and 98’ Ex all 4speeds. None of these ever had clutch wear out problems (80 Citation had a clutch pressure plate broken spring that broke and was replaced by the dealer and covered under factory warranty). I loved sticks, but I developed leg problems and was told by the Doc, no more sticks. My 98’ Civic EX had a 170,000 miles and was the best car I ever had. Everything was original, I had not replaced or fixed anything on this car. I sold it for $2300 with a spare alternator and other parts. I bought a new Honda CRV, which I’m driving now, it has 130,000 miles and has not had any repairs. Only thing I would recommend is that education is the key to driving any car, but a stick needs more of it. I would suggest you teach people about them with these shorts/tick toc’s. Key to all sticks is how reliable the systems are, especially the transmissions in the Japanese cars. Thanks!
“Find an empty parking lot” impossible task 💀
“Don’t be afraid to stall the car”
My 20 year old transmission says otherwise
Lmao😂
Mines just turned 30, im 20 🤣
Lmao
50 year old SM465👀
facts, no room to fuck it up 😭
Underrated tip: take a motorcycle endorsement class. You'll learn a manual pretty well that way too. The feel and sense of the vehicle transfers from motorcycles to cars really well.
Do they supply the motorcycle for you to learn with? I would assume no? If so, that’s actually a good idea. I’m certain it’s cheaper than trying to pay an “instructor” to teach you manual
@Augie- MSF courses provide the motorcycle. Often 250cc bikes, usually a Honda rebel.
If you already own a motorcycle you are encouraged to bring that to the course because that's what you'll use to take your endorsement test with.
Instructions unclear, I found a manual car, took it, and the owner called the police. Now I'm in the back of a cop's car
Bros in GTA💀
But is it a manual though?
Try 'slowly' releasing your clutch with no gas on a small petrol engine, you'll just stall it... You need them revs
So true! Especially those really tiny 1.0 engines
Not entirely true is on some cars but not all. My buddies 98 chevy s10 with a 4 cylinder could get to about 3mph without it stalling and having the clutch fully off. My old 93 ford ranger you could let off 1/8th of the clutch without it stalling and it would crawl forward or hold the truck on a hill so it wouldn't roll back when you went to go.
I have a 1.5 litre mazda 2 and can start moving without gas (not very fast) but most engine nowadays have enough torque to start moving regardless. It’s the older cars this technique may give u some trouble
No, you release clutch slow but hold it when you feel the engagement. It'll roll. Once it starts rolling, it won't stall
R8
I just got my first car yesterday!! It's a 1999 miata with a 5 speed! Thanks for the help
How did u take it home??
@@robloxgod6945 my dad drove it lol. The owner left it NASTY! the seats were ruined, there were spider webs everywhere. There was also a wasp in the passenger seat and i freaking screamed in the highway, ran out of the car and went to my mom's car which was behind us. lol
it cost $5850 we brought the miata to our mechanic to check it out
@@Shaheer4771 what did he say about it what color is it sounds nice asf what mods u gon do to it
@@Shaheer4771 mechanic say anything was wrong?
@@Shaheer4771 Lmk for details
9 year old here
I live at a farm with lots of land, my dad brought me this broken beat up truck which has a Manuel transmission. I am learning how to drive Manuel and already know most of the basics.
We need a update on this bro
@@MyyssticalRLwe sure do
@@RestlessSpin lol
Don't you have to be 13 to have a TH-cam account
@@Pwn3540 oh please no kid is following that rule. Doubt anything would even happen if you reported it.
I drive a 18 speed truck. I drove my buddies M4 manual. I forgot you can't "float" gears in a car. And I almost fried his transmission 🤣
HAHAHAHAHA
Whoops
What does float gears mean
@@Ihatwpwrsona5basically it just means switching gears without clutching
1st rule is the hardest especially these days
1 is impossible
2 easy af
Its actually not…
:v
Hi
I am 13 and I drive my dad's manual transmission tata nexon car. Itz easy
Uhm when you feel the car start moving you should start giving some gas (NOT TO MUCH) at the same rate as your releasing the clutch. Or the car might just stall on you. Or in the begining you can start by giving some gas before starting to release the clutch. But not much gas. Only use this technice in the learning phase.
good explaination. when I first started all I was told was less clutch more gas. It didn’t make sense to me and I would stall. but by saying give some gas at the same rate as you release the clutch it’s so much easier to explain to someone else
That depends on wich engine is in it. Here in denmark almost all cars have a manual trans. With a 2.0 diesel or bigger engine you dont need to wear and tear on your clutch by pressing the speeder.
@@dankdanny8823 dude literally my dad was just like “it’s simple just as you press the clutch press the gas” ended up with me just DROPPING clutch and smashing tf out of the gas pedal 😂😂😂
Hi
I am 13 and I drive my dad's manual transmission tata nexon car. Itz easy
FINALLY. someone who makes a driving a manual tutorial and stresses the importance of letting of the clutch slowly. When I was learning how to drive stick, all the videos and other resources I consulted went something like “shift into first, give gas and drop the clutch” thank you for such a good tutorial.
Yeah,it was tough at first when my dad tought me to drive but now I'm better than my mom. What a great father-son bonding.
Surprised no one talking abt his Js, breds go hard
The burn it to learn it technique only works on new cars, old cars will just die right away if you try that, but otherwise good tips 👍
Mainly you need to know the bite point in the clutch. It's the habitual thing. As my car has manual hand brake that also helps in inclined slopes
Instructions unclear, I'm currently running away from the cop because I don't have a manual car
I actually learned when my car broke down and I needed a cheap car to get to work. I then learned by driving 80 miles to work
You mad lad. Respect
wth 80 miles isnt that more than 2 hours or somethinf
@@ferooster1294 depends on if it was highway or not. If they were going 80mph the whole time it would only be an hour, but if it was only 40mph then yeah it would be 2 hours
@@NazraT1704 Understood. Thanks
@@ferooster1294 just go 160 mph
Make sure to use race gear (usually labeled with R) on highways or other roads with a high speed limit
😂😂😂
For those who speak Spanish.
Ponle la R de Rapido!
I think i did something wrong i tried this n now my transmission is destroyed
you're not funny
Personally I use the R gear when I'm raping
Thank you SO MUCH! This video was so helpful for driving my new car!
Getting one of these with a manual seems like a good deal, definitely gonna consider one some day.
Europeans: Stop treating me like I'm handicapped
actually, especially how he used advice that doesn't work in all manual cars.
@icytech7232 tell me about it, my car is a v6 2000 mustang with a t5 and it's not exactly equipped with stuff like auto rev matching. Gotta do it all well, manually
Why am I watching this? I already know how to ride a manual😂
then don’t watch it?
@@dazaaaa.lolllfn ofc the vince pfp makes a brain dead comment
@@mattababu always them mfs
How to ride manual i drive
Tbh I think manual is too much work for me sense cars rn don’t got nun. Like cmon they drive by dem selves
Me and most people in the eastern hemisphere driving a manual almost daily looking at this like
👁👄👁
Right lol? Manuals are so easy to drive….
“First, find yourself a manual car”
Does it have to be mine?
Just bought an nb miata. Its my first manual car and I'm excited to learn it. I've stalled and had the car shake a lot but its fun driving stick
"step 2 end up in a parking lot"
This one had me rolling 💀💀💀💀
when your left foot in the clutch, you should go full throttle, and you hear “wopopopo”. Then dump the clutch.that’s how to drive manual
100% agree, i tried it and my mom yelled at me for the smell of burning rubber
I love that caddy. The manual trans makes it even better!!
The ending made me feel much better about where I'm at. Thanks, man
I stalled 4 times at the same traffic light today🤣🤣
listen man it happens sometimes 😂
Yah
My friend did it on a roundabout bro and he was panicking, i hope i don't have to experience that😂
A tip that saved my ass: second gear is your friend. You can start off in second, cruise parking lots in second, navigate heavy traffic in second, etc. Until you learn how to properly leave off in first, second is fine.
Bro I needed this I’m about to pick up a 1998 Honda civic coupe and I’m driving back home 1 hr back and I don’t know how to drive manual I’m lucky I don’t got work on the day I’m picking it up
@@_Za_Unknownso how did it go
Second also requires u to ride the clutch for much longer aka burns it faster
Just as a note, whilst you can start off in second it is much easier to stall, I wouldnt recommend anyone learning to start moving in second
Same with motorcycles. Second is your friend
First time seeing a man happy saying "" the bigger the better.""
I went straight to the road, I learned pretty quick
My goofy ahh though he was talking about balancing on his back two wheels 💀
How the…
Wrong kind of manual 😭
Ah, so you're a skater as well...
That is just enough information to be dangerous. Actually that's about a 3rd of what you need to know to drive a manual competently
I wanna learn a manual but all people focus on is accelerating which I'm actually good at but nobody ever talks about how to properly downshift which urks me
@@sae4071 when downshifting you must enter the next lowest gear at the RPM that you would shift out of or lower. You don't want to over rev when down shifting
@@nickgoodsell8980 is that it? Of course with the same clutch motion
I am 13 and I drive my dad's manual transmission tata nexon car. Itz easy
@@Pro_Swayamjit You don't need to comment this everywhere. Nobody cares
This is why driver's ed should still allow you to drive a manual if you already know how to drive an automatic damn shame they didn't teach that
Hey boys, its been 6 months since i seen this video. I can comfortably say that he helped out alot.
Instructions unclear
Now I’m heading toward the trees HOW THE HELL AM I SUPPOSED TO STOP THIS THING!!!!
Well when I try to stop the car I know I need to put my foot on the clutch all the way down and then on the brake,but I don't push the clutch all the way😂
Use the pause button
Instructions unclear. I’m now in a high speed chase with 20 cop cars tailing me.
Finally someone who makes these type of vids with good taste lol bros got dope shoes
I learned to drive manual when home alone..took the car outside and inside the garage like every saturday and sunday for like a month (just observed mom and dad driving) and then told them i learned to drive that way.. and they were happy and now its my job to take the car to washing and take it back until i get my drivers license this year
Found the car now how do I get to the parking lot without driving 🤣🤣🤣
Pop it in neutral and push
POV: Your looking for someone commenting something about him saying “the bigger the better”
Actually no
I've been driving standards since I was 14. I'm 35 now and I STILL stall sometimes. Shit be lowkey embarrassing cause I know folks around me hear it kill and I'm lookin around like, "Ok, I KNOW what I'm doin. I just had a moment" lol
Just fyi, I learned it in Germany like that… please just use the throttle when you want to start going into gear. This is the way you will actually drive afterwards.
1. Just hold the clutch down and shift into first gear
2. let you clutch slowly get to the point where it would start to move the car ( feel how the car wants to go) and give your car some throttle using the gas pedal
3. feel the car move forward and adjust your throttle to your liking
4. slowly let go of the clutch and now… your in first gear
Im fourteen and im going to start driving soon and i like jdm cars so this helps alot
Fan boi
"The bigger, the better" 😳
I love how you stalled to show its okay 👊
"First find yourself a manual car"
Scrolls down*
I didn't stall my car until I got my license, I don't know how I did this. 😂
"First, find yourself a manuel car"
Me: 💸
"Thanks!" *burns clutch*
I love how it's a life style in the US lol
The last thing he said is the most important thing here. Don’t be afraid to stall. Just keep practicing and you’ll eventually get better!!!
Alternative title: *how to steal a car*
My driving teacher yells at me for messing up with the clutch. Wish he was as specific as you😢😢
My first manual was at a used car dealership. On to a busy street and merging onto the expressway! Easy peasy! You got this hommies ! 👍
I learned how to use a clutch on my motorcycle so I can learn this
Same concept just foot and hand switch role lkl
**money shift has entered the chat**
“The bigger the better” 😢
Wow the way you explain the initial launch is genius
Yo this is helpful man, thanks 😊
Manual driver: sweating
Auto drivers: singing”pay phone”
Bro I drive and eat chips or coke in traffic while also changing gears with the same hand holding steering. You just need skills. I never had any accident till date nor any tickets. I am just 20.
Or just learn to drive?
Thank God I watched this video. Had to drive my drunk uncle home in his car and well, there’s a first time for everything right😭
Oh hell yeah you definitely gotta do a stealth build pc. Love to see a video even on it too
Wtf... learning to shift gears 🤣
I am 13 and I drive my dad's manual transmission tata nexon car. Itz easy
@@Pro_Swayamjit Illegal
@@trimidsmod6391 it is but you be you’ll be surprised how many kids his age is driving that easy.
@@GuyVick I know
@@Pro_Swayamjit most people learn how to drive manual at 11 where im from
"First, find yourself a manual car"
*Puts automatic car in manual shift mode*
Ok done! What's next?
Haha this was good 😂
A Cadillac with a stick shift…never thought I’d see the day.
That was quick bruh thanks
UGH I WAS LOST AFTER TAKE YO LEFT FOOT OFF😹😹😹😹😹🤞🏾PLZ DO ANOTHER😩😒
Then drive your moms Prius
This is so complicated man
It looks complicated, but one week of training and you’re good to go
@@oswaldpeter I'm betting on shared mobility solutions for the future
Not complicated as it seems, just don't be afraid to stall
@@Takheewins Yeah
At first yeah but with practice you'll be able to get the car rolling without stalling
Instructions unclear, I am now in jail for stealing a vehicle
"Bigger the better" That's what she said
“Remember R stands for Racing”
🤣🤣🤣🤣
No u IDIOT
Me: *Laughs in not knowing how to come to a stop*
Clutch in put it in neutral and start breaking that’s how I do it extra motherfuckers just press the clutch in and break at the same time but it just burns your clutch in the long run
Switch to reverse and hit the gas
This brought me back to stalling at intersections. But now driving stick is second nature.
Lol am I the only one that paid more attention to the Jordan 1 breds on his feet than the car
How to drive a manual car (US edition):
- Buy a ticket for the local bus
- Take the bus
- Don't ever try to drive a manual car
You're welcome.
🙂👍🏻
Yup
The best way u can learn is through feel. Feel the vibrations when biting the clutch, feel how much gas applied to the ratio of clutch application is needed to produce as little or as much speed required.
Once you start shifting smoothly you start to feel like a god
Tip for beginners: focus on breaking rather than acceleration. Just accelerate only when there is atleast 6-8 meters of space in front of you. Minimise the time your right foot is on the accelerator. Be prepared to break the moment something goes haywire.
Another tip: holding down clutch while breaking prevents the engine from stalling
“The bigger the better”
Me: Thats What She said
I can relate to the bigger is better saying😌
Cops stress level gon be mad high when I can drive by myself I'm 14 rn
If you are accelerating and that car is moving, you don't have to remove your leg from the clutch slowly when changing from gear 1-2 and up. You can do it fast. The main purpose of the clutch is to get the car moving and remove the engine from the gear system.
you still want to do it slowly when rev matching or when you launch it.
Also a powershift is the accelerator on and the clutch on so thats another way to shift.
It's crazy to me how Americans don't drive manual, I do it everyday and love it so much here in the UK although it seems the future will be automatic unfortunately
Seems like a lot of work just to drive I’ll stick to my automatic
For those who can't find a parking lot, the sidewalk is wide enough
Bro got the red Jordan’s to match the car🔥