I once did an essay in college about the advantages of driving manual. One that really stood out to me was the development of limb independence. Essentially, you begin to be able to control your limbs independent of one another without the opposite one attempting to mirror it, due to quite often all four limbs having to perform a different action while driving manual. Usually you only see quadrupedal independence developed in drummers, but someone who has driven manual for years will often exhibit nearly the same level of limb independence as a drummer. This also leads to your mind being able to multitask and think more abstract to solve problems.
Ayo im a drummer. I haven’t learned how to drive a manual transmission yet, but do you think it will be easy for me to learn? I’ve been playing for 10 years…
I am 72 years old. So I have seen the progress of both manual transmissions and automatic transmissions over the years of my life. I have also driven both manual transmission cars and automatic transmission cars. Because I live in a big city with a lot of stop and go traffic I prefer automatic transmissions. In a big city a manual transmission can be a lot of work, constantly pushing the clutch and shifting gears, with an automatic you can let the transmission do the work for you.
@AkaneVT_Official bruh don’t over think learn what down shifting is so you can take is Easier on the front suspension now if it’s a older ride not down shifting will cause your front end to lower but not in any good way So learn to down shift double clutch takes so much shit away from your engine And actual drive it hard floor it not actually but yea drive hard when there’s no one around or your in a safe place why your Learn how the engine is what gear can go where and how to use them it’s not hard at alllllllllllllllllllll just don’t over think all your doing is driving and I was going to say listen to the engine but o don’t have a cat or muffin look at how far the red line is and never past it unless you know it can handle it or you know how to fix smack pistons
Another advantage of a manual transmission. If the battery in the car is dead you can push start it. Which is handy if you don't have jumper cables OR portable jump box.
Depends on how dead the battery is and how modern the car is. If the fuel pump doesn't prime or the ECU doesn't start up, the car still won't start. I've had a couple "push starts" fail to work, where a jump got it going right away. But if it's just barely not cranking over, and especially if you have a bit of a hill to roll down, it can work.
I push started mine when my clutch safety switch broke out lol I had to remove the entire pedal and disassemble it, was a 3 hour job altogether 😅 Or else I wired a rig from my starter to my positive cable for the day so I didn't have to push it lmao Just saying, there cool but not all rainbows and sunshine
In an automatic many people drink their soda and text people staring at their phones while casually driving. In a manual car it requires both hands and undivided attention to drive. When traffic slows you have to downshift or upshift to speed up, if someone gets in front of you or a traffic light starts to turn red you will likely need to shift and then brake. When the light turns green again you have to be ready to engage the clutch in first, or suffer an embarrassing stutter and stall in the middle of an intersection. This makes you plan to shift on-the-fly with dynamically changing traffic all of the time.
It will interest you to know that there's a level you'll get to while driving a manual that you'd be able to do all these things you mentioned and it'll be just muscle memory. I don't advise texting while driving, but I'm guilty of typing names of locations on Google maps especially when I'm in areas I don't feel safe enough to stop. I also eat/drink while I drive, very important on long trips😁(don't advise it either) One more thing... Brake first before you think of shifting when making a stop. Brake, clutch and then shift to the gear required. You'd get to know why the more you drive a manual
@@sadasdsadsadasdasd914 like I said, there's a level you'll get to. I do it, so many people do it. You'll just find it hard to believe until you start doing it too. Also both your hands aren't always occupied. You only change gears when you need to. Except on roads that require a lot of turning, you can shift to your highest gear within 30 seconds or less. On really small roads, you can just cruise on maybe 3rd and just work with your throttle and brakes until you slow down below that particular gears speed ratio. We don't actually shift or use the clutch non stop like people believe. The same way you don't always drop down a gear and overtake, lol... You only get power when you need it. Just observe someone who has been daily driving a manual transmission vehicle for years (a lot of years, lol) and observe the way they drive, you'd get it.
Maybe it's because I live in a city with a lit of traffic, I'm shifting all the time. I just can't imagine the dedication to distraction you would need to put your phone up and down every 10 seconds@@jr-k12
@Drxyz-tk6le Exactly... I really don't know where people got the idea that one can't do these basic things while driving an manual. Sure, as a beginner, these things will be near impossible, but not as an experienced driver. The problem is most people on the comments have only seen people who struggle to drive a manual and assume it's the worst (most have only tried it a few times and gave up). That's why I always encourage people to watch an experienced driver. When driving on the road, I'm not so focused on where and when I need to change gear or clutch... It's more like second nature or instincts, I just do it
I passed in a manual and drove one for years and I don’t regret it but I love my mini auto and i drive it because I can. To say ppl drive automatics because of poor driving skills is reaching - it’s a personal preference.
@@Nateeahco I rode a bike every day before learning to drive. Lemme tell you, when I began driving, thing-in-eye became 99% less of an occurence, and during that 1% I just blink it out as usual 😂 Don't need hands unless it's glass or some really bizarre sht
Im only learning manual because my mum said if I can drive manual, automatic will be easier to learn, whereas learning auto first will make manual learning tougher
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo no man im saying that if you get a car that is both fast and manual transmission you can expect to get less fuel economy because you will want to be accelerating all the time because of how fun it is
As you requested, I bought a Nissan 370Z with a manual transmission because all the sports cars I've owned I bought that way -- when I was growing up, sports cars came only with "stick shifts". Might be a bad reason, but I love having six forward gears at my fingertips!
It turns out that most people just drive cars to get to point b from point a, not for fun. I have a manual car along with a CVT one but the former is for rare occasions when I find great roads to drive, and I will usually just take the automatic one for daily commute.
So you mean that Ferrari Lambo Mercedes are boring but your cheap budget tata mahendera and suzuki cars are best and high class just because they have manual??
Here in Indonesia we see a lot of Manual Transmission cars such as Toyota Calya, Daihatsu Sigra, Toyota Avanza, Toyota Innova 2.4 G reborn, Suzuki Ertiga, Honda Brio, etc. Even a vlogger said that Indonesians are real expert drivers, they can cut through anything.
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@@fairygodmother139Wdym? Any disability that prevents you from driving means you shouldn’t be driving. If someone with a specific disability in the left leg wants to drive, then yes, automatic would be better. You say we “forget them” like we designed manuals specifically to deter disabled people..
@@fairygodmother139IMO cars and disabilities don't mix. Which is why public transportation needs to be better. Even if someone can drive a car, can a disabled person properly MAINTAIN a car? Cars are a huge responsibility and people with disabilities shouldn't have that thrust upon them. Car dependent societies are a poor tax, and I think it's brutal.
I use my automatic car in manual mode while going down slopes for engine braking. Automatics can be driven as manuals, you know? It doesn't require a clutch.
It still amazes me how unpopular manual cars are in certain countries, because it is the main choice in my country Getting a license without knowing how to drive manual is unthinkable around here
Two of his facts are currently wrong 1. Manual cars are more fuel efficient (not now that was 20 years ago) 2. Manual cars are faster(they were faster compared to their automatic counterparts 20 years ago now autos especially dcts are also faster than manuals)
@@Luis-cr1tw its been proven just by cursory glances of how fast automatic transmissions are shifting in todays world; as an example My Audi S3 shifts at less than 80ms because it has a Dual clutch Direct shift, but as an extreme and to prove a point, currently the fastest shifting transmission is Porsche's PDK or Porsche doppelkupplungsgetriebe which upshifts at 50ms; no human on earth is going to be able to clutch in, shift gears and clutch back out in less than 250ms. as for the putting my foot down, if i'm already downshifted into the correct gear then yes i get instant power; something people need to realize with alot of cars nowadays focusing on enthusiast driving, we have alot more control over what our gearbox does than your average mom car or SUV; OBJECTIVELY: enthusiast focused transmissions i.e. VW/Audi/Porsche PDK/DSG's, BMW DCT's will remain faster, better, and more responsive than any manual transmission could hope to achieve lest its dogbox; however which transmission you end up with is purely of your own volition and is more often than not up to personal preference.
@@Luis-cr1tw You as a person shifting gears manually is slower than a computer shifting gears. Also, automatics have way more gears than a manual. There's no one better between the two. They have different purposes for different individuals.
@ZonexG manuals are not more efficient, the reason why we see it that way is during the 90s manual cars were measured with gas mileage differently than cars with automatic transmissions lmao, but go off I guess
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo unless you have a way of changing hears yourself in an automatic you have way less control over your car than a manual. Most sportscars have this but an average daily driver won't let you shift into gear however you like.
I worry in the future there would be no gas cars 😢 They only contribute to 14% yet we focusing on phasing out billions of cars instead of actually recycling
I own a 1989 Mazda 323 Hatchback 4 speed manual . It's true that you save money on gas but driving around town or cruising through the mountains is satisfying 😌.
The driver has greater control in a manual car, especially when driving on sand and through water... The driver can adjust the speed and the RPM for the driving conditions. Also, when doing high speeds and needing to make a turn, the driver can drop down the gears for the turn, and sense the speed to slow down to while braking. Unlike an automatic car, where from high speed to just braking, the driver must guess what speed to brake to to turn the corner. Like a right hand corner, the manual driver can take at 2nd gear and can hear the engine RPM as well as see the speedometer, but in an automatic car, only the speedometer can be used.
@@danc.5509 mostly best of both worlds and also for engine braking .Even the dodge demon comes only in automatic for a reason because in drag races automatics r faster but as I said even though the transmission is automatic the driver can still manually shift using paddle shifters or manually shift on the shift knob using the plus and minus option.I personally use the manual shifting mode only when I’m merging in traffic I gun it from second gear and shift up and once im done merging or passing a vehicle I put it on drive and let the car shift automatically for me
Ya my audi is a multitronic so i can choose my gears if i want that way i control the rpm speed for highway use i put it in drive if i need more power i press the gas car wil automatically shift back in a second to put me at my peak power
The best of both worlds is a modern 6-gear automatic (planetary gears + torque converter) with full manual override - i.e. when you put it in 'S', you can control the gears manually with the up-down button. When in 'D' shifts are automatic. My Focus 2016 has this. I use 'D' in town and heavy traffic, and use 'S' on the open road. In this gearbox, manual shifts are prompt and effortless, and keep you in full control.
@@avinmunnah No it does not have a clutch, it has a hydraulic torque converter. In "S" mode, gears can be changed by pressing the up-down button on the gear lever, giving you full control of the gears. And gear changes are reasonably fast. In "S" mode, the only automation is automatic down-changing if the speed is reduced to a point that the engine would stall in the current gear. In "D" mode, it behaves like any automatic.
Tiptronic gearboxes aren't like manuals at all, lol... To me they feel like using paddle shifters where your gear is supposed to be. Although I agree that they're pretty fun to drive
It mostly depends on how u drive, no matter how professional u r, if u are a rusher who likes to speed up and accelerate, then u r more likely to lose fuel economy, best way to get the great mileage is keeping the car speed steady with minimal usage of breaks. I would normally keep the steady speed of 80-90kmph and this gives me pretty good fuel economy. Also it depends on the roads u r driving 😂
@@justindubreville3066 my guess was right..u r one of those hardcore riders who like to modify the engine to increase the power output.. i have a friend who loved modifying his car, (i live in a country were car modification is not legal and u might hv to pay extra charges, only rich folks can modify)i think he previously added turbo for the petrol engine and somehow that dropped the efficiency slightly but i think it was worth it cos i loved the power output difference
@@_ladybug_gaming I mean I never said it was legal. But it was just filmed in Mexico so no proof😂 but nah I do baby the car still just like to modify it and obv have some fun at the same time
That’s like saying: “i really feel safer driving with my own human-hands, than letting a computer (automatic) shift for me.” How many chromosomes do you have brotha?
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo I’ve driven both auto and manual. If you have as well you’d understand. If not then no amount of explanation would get through to you. Doesn’t matter if there is a computer shifting for me. A computer does not do well in rough terrain and heavy snow.
@@CamViesky Same reason you feel safer driving than flying in a passenger plane, even though flying is statistically safer. Because people feel safer when they are in control of the situation, regardless of how much risk is actually involved. Testing and studies prove risk probability, not feelings.
@@griffins750 my MT is a Honda Amaze VX 2014 and my AT is a Kia Sonet HTX D1.5 AT. The honda is like a baby, nice and compact and light. The kia however is compact outside but spacious inside and their doors and the hood is very heavy. I take the Kia in cities because of traffic and honda in road trips since it's small and has great fuel efficiency!
It used to be like that. But today’s technology has advanced. The only real benefit of a manual transmission is that you can keep the car at a selected RPM. Other than that, the only benefit of a manual is the driving experience. But a person who never had to bother/touch a manual won’t understand that. And honestly, given how much time I’m spending in traffic sometimes, an automatic is a bliss.
Listen, the manual is not your choice if you just want to transport from point A to B. The automatic is the choice then. Driving an automatic is pure transportation. Driving a manul is ”dancing” on the road + transportation.
I love manual transmissions for the engine braking. It actually made me a better driver by teaching me to let the engine slow the car down naturally (in gear) rather than constantly use the brake pedal.
Hahahaha “over-taking”. Try racing an automatic car and you’ll lose by seconds. Never underestimate a computer. Humans are inferior to the shifting that automatics do.
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo”by seconds” lol. If you’re racing an automatic and you have the same car, hp, then manual will win. Shifting manually is faster.
@@Car.V1 Just kidding. 😅 I think the most of the driving with a manual is about shifting gears, and It's kinda annoying if you drive an automatic car for the first time. (Especially if you step on the "clutch")
Realistic. Manual cars are good all the way up 2000s after that its a down hill battle. Also there different transmission types for amt 2010,2015,2020. Everyone comments will hate me for it you can rev match going full throttle. Mainly anything over 600hp. Not say you can't just not perfectly. P.S Watch out for the S/T crew.
I had a bmw 118d manual, went onto a bmw x5 auto. Then back onto an Audi a4 black edition manual. As luxurious as the x5 was. The 1series and the Audi are so much better on fuel. Engine size from 3 liter to 2 liter has a significant influence on it. But the X5 did 22mpg and we use it on a 2 mile school run so 4 miles total. You can get more from a bmw manual M140i petrol engine 3 litre. Automatic is so much less fuel efficient.
This is true. Automatic cars are much easier in traffic. I still prefer manual cars for their versatility and avoid the traffic where possible. Send me hope I can live in a more rural area one of these days.
@user-245er4ud No, I used to have that. Having 2-3 hours traffic in the morning, I had manual car, been there about 1-2 years, but eventually give up and get the automatic one.
I'm so glad I own a Nissan 350Z equipped with a 6 speed manual. Ever since I learned how to drive manual on my 2007 Honda Accord Sedan with a 5 speed manual 2 years ago, I got hooked on driving manual ever since.
The downside of manual transmission cars is that you have to focus on two things at once. The road AND THE SHIFTING, which will make you stressed. This is why I perfer automatic over manual.
stressful?when first learning...yes...but once you have some experience this becomes a non issue,there is no focus lost,you just do it..think about it like walking and having a conversation..you really don't think about the walking do you?you just are,it doesn't distract you from the conversation does it?...walking is actually a far more complex thing physically,but we all learn to do it without having to think about it at all...driving a stick is the same
I'm driving a manual car since i had my driving license 15 years ago, this is the standard here. I can't wait to switch to automatic and have my left leg and right hand retire from being needed while driving, especially in traffic jams or driving in the city.
As someone who just started driving stick shift, it is much fun (maybe it’s because the car I brought is better than my parent’s) because changing gears makes me feels like I’m racing in a Fast and Furious movie 😂
Manual Cars are more fun to drive than Automatics.There is no sudden gear change and powerlags While offroading or Hill climbing Manual gives better control
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincessSo why is automatic transmission never used in races, like F1? If you’re good at it, you’ll shift faster than a computer.
Driving an old Audi a3 8l manual and its perfect for me. I'm having way more control over gear shifting and just fun adjusting proper gear for actual speed
Automatic cars have matched or beat the efficiency of manual cars in USDM, JDM, KDM, and EURO markets. It seems that where this video originated from is in a lesser developed nation that protects their car manufacturers with either state run businesses, tariffs, or trade blocking. Now, the novelty of manual transmission are fun, I have a motorcycle and have owned manual cars that were fun to drive, but there's a reason F1, SuperGT, IMSA racing series are using DSG, sequential automatic transmissions in the most powerful, efficient, race cars of all time.
Also if your gas pedal is stuck, you can shift to first and reduce speed to then throw it in dead-spot to safely stop the car. PS: It will destroy the transmission, use ONLY on EMERGENCIES.
I’m getting my moms first car, a Yaris as my first car and i’m really stoked about it! Though the only one thing i’d change is the transmission and so far i’ve gotten fortunate research results that i can (simpleish) swap install one or even rip one out of a celica, we’ll see though. Gotta wait another two months so i can even get my license despite i passed the test. Gotta love Florida.
I learned late in life but im loving it. still scaary on hills but cant go back to automatic. also i feel part of the vehicle and can stay awake while driving ;)
On hills, while holding the brake pedal you should slowly let off the clutch until it starts to grab and engine slows down a little, then let off the brake and slowly release clutch. Best way to keep from rolling back. Just don't sit the whole time with the clutch half engaged or it will burn it
Don’t be scared, take it as a challenge and you will become a master Just learn where’s your breaking point (that’s how I call it) when your car stars moving when you let go the clutch, there’s when you’re going to step on the gas pedal slowly 👍🏻
Same. And I don't need to rest my hand on the shifter, as I already know in what gear I'm in, the moment I reach out to change gears. And even heel toe rev matching in sequential downshits (6, 5, 4, 3, 2) is easy for me.
dedicated manual driver here 👍 made me into a better and serious driver being more alert to my surroundings and act fast with the utmost precision, unlike auto drivers, those who are easily distracted by their cellphones and less concentrated, equals to poor driving skills.
I wanted my 95’ f150 to be a manual but when I bought it, it was in such good condition I got a good deal. Probably my next project truck I’ll look for a manual
My dad still has a manual transmission 1993 Nissan hardbody. I want to repair it to keep it as my own. My dad and I spent the most quality time in that truck. And every time we went on drives, my dad would press the clutch and tell me which gear to shift to. It was very fun.
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He really said "skill issue"
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Yeah which you have
@@Abracodwarzone why you hating, you prob don’t even know him
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Manual transmission slowly becoming an anti theft device
Literally 💀💀💀
Lowkey. My dads civic got stolen in LA not long ago lol
Count me as another one in the "my manual Civic got stolen just fine" gang.
I literally never worry about my car being stolen for that reason lol hell here’s the keys go head and start it and you can take it lol
100% agree
I drive a manual so people won't try to borrow my car.
Drive a 6x4 transmission truck, guarantee no one will ask to borrow it!😂
Exact same reason and it works😂😂😂
Until it becomes an emergency and then it sucks... Lol
@@jr-k12 Very true, I have a family now so my next car will be automatic so my wife can drive it.
@@dannytu0322maybe she coul learn to drive a manual, not trying to be rude, its just that way you could still get a manual if you like those
So true
I once did an essay in college about the advantages of driving manual. One that really stood out to me was the development of limb independence. Essentially, you begin to be able to control your limbs independent of one another without the opposite one attempting to mirror it, due to quite often all four limbs having to perform a different action while driving manual. Usually you only see quadrupedal independence developed in drummers, but someone who has driven manual for years will often exhibit nearly the same level of limb independence as a drummer. This also leads to your mind being able to multitask and think more abstract to solve problems.
Same as ' try to make a square with one hand and a circle with another'
Bro tell that to the kid who got hit because you couldn’t swerve or you had to chop down in gears to slow down.
@@Nateeahcoyeah because manual cars as we all know dont have a steering wheel or brakes 😭😭
Ayo im a drummer. I haven’t learned how to drive a manual transmission yet, but do you think it will be easy for me to learn? I’ve been playing for 10 years…
@@Jesus_loves_you2004 Absolutely anybody can easily master the manual transmission.
I am 72 years old. So I have seen the progress of both manual transmissions and automatic transmissions over the years of my life. I have also driven both manual transmission cars and automatic transmission cars. Because I live in a big city with a lot of stop and go traffic I prefer automatic transmissions. In a big city a manual transmission can be a lot of work, constantly pushing the clutch and shifting gears, with an automatic you can let the transmission do the work for you.
Yep, a good automatic is way better in the city. Manual is much more fun but not in the city traffic.
Manual transmission helps your arthritis .
Fair enough, but I live in the city and my manual keeps me engaged and alert. I enjoy the challenge.
Manuel improves male vitality. Nothing more manly than grabbing a large rod and cranking it while driving
@@yin8838 Thats wrong surely do the same few motions for an hour will make arthritis worse ?
Manual transmission makes me more alert driving on the road
Bro no doubt and you get better reactions when upcoming unexpected road surprises.. the way we use the gear box to brake is a hell of a different..
I believe this I mean you kinda have to pay more attention
@AkaneVT_Official Bruhh driving manual isn’t hard
@AkaneVT_Official I was shown once that’s it how to start that ittt
@AkaneVT_Official bruh don’t over think learn what down shifting is so you can take is Easier on the front suspension now if it’s a older ride not down shifting will cause your front end to lower but not in any good way
So learn to down shift double clutch takes so much shit away from your engine
And actual drive it hard floor it not actually but yea drive hard when there’s no one around or your in a safe place why your Learn how the engine is what gear can go where and how to use them it’s not hard at alllllllllllllllllllll just don’t over think all your doing is driving and I was going to say listen to the engine but o don’t have a cat or muffin look at how far the red line is and never past it unless you know it can handle it or you know how to fix smack pistons
Yes Manual cars are the best and fun to ride. You get immediate power whenever needed.
Haha so funny every autobox car could let you within the 300 first meters
@@badbotchdown9845duh 🗿
my guy an Autobox can downshift 2-3gears just like that
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with a manual you'll have double de clutch it or force it in gear
@@jasperdomacena6491you have more control over a manual car, coming fro experience by myself and many others.
@@badbotchdown9845skill issued people be like:
I drive manual because I like it. Keeps me more focused an more in control.
Your parents neglected you as a kid and that’s a false sense of control
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Another advantage of a manual transmission. If the battery in the car is dead you can push start it.
Which is handy if you don't have jumper cables OR portable jump box.
Depends on how dead the battery is and how modern the car is. If the fuel pump doesn't prime or the ECU doesn't start up, the car still won't start. I've had a couple "push starts" fail to work, where a jump got it going right away. But if it's just barely not cranking over, and especially if you have a bit of a hill to roll down, it can work.
I push started mine when my clutch safety switch broke out lol I had to remove the entire pedal and disassemble it, was a 3 hour job altogether 😅
Or else I wired a rig from my starter to my positive cable for the day so I didn't have to push it lmao
Just saying, there cool but not all rainbows and sunshine
In an automatic many people drink their soda and text people staring at their phones while casually driving. In a manual car it requires both hands and undivided attention to drive.
When traffic slows you have to downshift or upshift to speed up, if someone gets in front of you or a traffic light starts to turn red you will likely need to shift and then brake. When the light turns green again you have to be ready to engage the clutch in first, or suffer an embarrassing stutter and stall in the middle of an intersection. This makes you plan to shift on-the-fly with dynamically changing traffic all of the time.
It will interest you to know that there's a level you'll get to while driving a manual that you'd be able to do all these things you mentioned and it'll be just muscle memory.
I don't advise texting while driving, but I'm guilty of typing names of locations on Google maps especially when I'm in areas I don't feel safe enough to stop.
I also eat/drink while I drive, very important on long trips😁(don't advise it either)
One more thing... Brake first before you think of shifting when making a stop. Brake, clutch and then shift to the gear required. You'd get to know why the more you drive a manual
@@jr-k12 That's true but a manual also keeps both hands occupied so you can't be holding a phone or eating, unless you're cruising/at a light
@@sadasdsadsadasdasd914 like I said, there's a level you'll get to.
I do it, so many people do it. You'll just find it hard to believe until you start doing it too.
Also both your hands aren't always occupied. You only change gears when you need to. Except on roads that require a lot of turning, you can shift to your highest gear within 30 seconds or less. On really small roads, you can just cruise on maybe 3rd and just work with your throttle and brakes until you slow down below that particular gears speed ratio.
We don't actually shift or use the clutch non stop like people believe. The same way you don't always drop down a gear and overtake, lol... You only get power when you need it.
Just observe someone who has been daily driving a manual transmission vehicle for years (a lot of years, lol) and observe the way they drive, you'd get it.
Maybe it's because I live in a city with a lit of traffic, I'm shifting all the time. I just can't imagine the dedication to distraction you would need to put your phone up and down every 10 seconds@@jr-k12
@Drxyz-tk6le Exactly... I really don't know where people got the idea that one can't do these basic things while driving an manual. Sure, as a beginner, these things will be near impossible, but not as an experienced driver.
The problem is most people on the comments have only seen people who struggle to drive a manual and assume it's the worst (most have only tried it a few times and gave up).
That's why I always encourage people to watch an experienced driver. When driving on the road, I'm not so focused on where and when I need to change gear or clutch... It's more like second nature or instincts, I just do it
I remember when I first started driving. My dad told me that learning a manual car is actually "Learning" how to drive, and besides, it's cooler too
I remember the first time I drove stick. Was not a good time 😂😅
May have stalled at a light a few times but I got the hang of it eventually
My parents said “when you master driving manual cars, driving an automatic car feels like driving a bumper car”💀
@@ProtonSagakedua Honestly, it's true lol
I passed in a manual and drove one for years and I don’t regret it but I love my mini auto and i drive it because I can. To say ppl drive automatics because of poor driving skills is reaching - it’s a personal preference.
I like manual cars especially when you change the gears quickly you feel your self like a Dominic Toretto
Every normal driver can do that bruh wtf
@@suinezzolezzuino6772but you still feel like a racer When quick shifting st 4-5k rpm
😂 it’s because of family that’s how you get the Dorito power 👍 one chip at a time
@@cheeks3976 you should never do that, it's only damage the clutch a lot bro
Manual cars can also wheel spins, when ever you want!
My current ride is a VW Polo Tdi Manual and itz one hell of a beast..!!
Long live Manuals..!!
What’s the manufacture year?
I hot the same mine is a polo 1.4
Listen you goddang millenial: that’s like saying “long live victorean era”. This era was the time in which the manual gearbox was invented.
Why you type itz then
VW Polo is a small but a beast indeed
“Manual car drivers can drive an automatic but cannot be said for vice versa”
Wrong. I can drive both.
Bruh if something goes in your eye you either take your hand off the wheel or the gears
skill issue. I always wear helmet while driving cars@@Nateeahco
@@Ragebait01skill issue I dont have eyes
@@Nateeahco I rode a bike every day before learning to drive. Lemme tell you, when I began driving, thing-in-eye became 99% less of an occurence, and during that 1% I just blink it out as usual 😂 Don't need hands unless it's glass or some really bizarre sht
Im only learning manual because my mum said if I can drive manual, automatic will be easier to learn, whereas learning auto first will make manual learning tougher
That’s true
if you get a manual that’s fast, say goodbye to your fuel efficiency because you’ll just be on it all the time😂
Fast? So you’re telling me that humans are faster at shifting than computers (automatics)?
Are you crazy mate?
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo max verstappen:
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2woyup they aren’t good enough yet why do u think all race cars are manual or manual sequential
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo no man im saying that if you get a car that is both fast and manual transmission you can expect to get less fuel economy because you will want to be accelerating all the time because of how fun it is
Manual cars have really fun driving... We don't feel while driving automatic cars... So always manual cars best
As you requested, I bought a Nissan 370Z with a manual transmission because all the sports cars I've owned I bought that way -- when I was growing up, sports cars came only with "stick shifts". Might be a bad reason, but I love having six forward gears at my fingertips!
It turns out that most people just drive cars to get to point b from point a, not for fun. I have a manual car along with a CVT one but the former is for rare occasions when I find great roads to drive, and I will usually just take the automatic one for daily commute.
Thats my boy 🤙🏽🤙🏽
So you mean that Ferrari Lambo Mercedes are boring but your cheap budget tata mahendera and suzuki cars are best and high class just because they have manual??
@@Chinemeni Yes. 🗿
Here in Indonesia we see a lot of Manual Transmission cars such as Toyota Calya, Daihatsu Sigra, Toyota Avanza, Toyota Innova 2.4 G reborn, Suzuki Ertiga, Honda Brio, etc. Even a vlogger said that Indonesians are real expert drivers, they can cut through anything.
Yes even my grandpa uses manual Calya
Iya, antara mereka semua jago lewat lewat macet dn ambil jalur, atau mereka org tolol gk tau diri, ato gk ngerti tata tertib lalu lintas 💀.
The best anti theft device that can't be bypassed.
Look up 6x4 truck transmission
Not in the uk lmao
Not in Europe :D
Only in Murica
In a manual, you can drive something slow but feel like you’re going fast.
true my nissan has 130 hp and it still feels slow as hell but its fun to drive
@@sadasdsadsadasdasd914 I once had a Nissan Sentra and man was it fun banging gears in a slow car.
shoutout to miatas
Nah, even in manual slow car feel slow, automatic still better at everything
You didn’t go 1,2,3,4,5 once and it pissed me off 😂
Best anti theft tool on the market
Only for Murica
Manual cars demand your attention and focus and are just so much fun to drive. I learned this year and it’s fun
Me too
Manual transmission is plain more fun to drive than automatic. Im so thankful my friends told me to switch
In the UK almost all of us drive manual cars, it’s just the way we do it…
Y’all love forgetting people with disabilities
UK 🇬🇧 European Union 🇪🇺 New Zealand 🇳🇿 Guatemala 🇬🇹 El Salvador 🇸🇻 Madagascar 🇲🇬 Honduras 🇭🇳 Southern Mexico 🇲🇽 Brazil 🇧🇷 Russia 🇷🇺 Iran 🇮🇷 Iraq 🇮🇶 Argentina 🇦🇷 Spain 🇪🇸 Italy 🇮🇹 Peru 🇵🇪 Chile 🇨🇱 Norway 🇳🇴 Sweden 🇸🇪 Finland 🇫🇮 India 🇮🇳 Indonesia 🇮🇩 Ghana 🇬🇭 And Chad 🇹🇩. Automatics Are Mostly Driven In The United States 🇺🇸 Canada 🇨🇦 Northern Mexico 🇲🇽 South Africa 🇿🇦 New Zealand 🇳🇿 Australia 🇦🇺 Japan 🇯🇵 China 🇨🇳 South Korea 🇰🇷 United Arab Eremites 🇦🇪 Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 Russia 🇷🇺 Iceland 🇮🇸 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 And Kuwait 🇰🇼
@@byronchavarria4954where tr is north mexico?
@@fairygodmother139Wdym? Any disability that prevents you from driving means you shouldn’t be driving. If someone with a specific disability in the left leg wants to drive, then yes, automatic would be better. You say we “forget them” like we designed manuals specifically to deter disabled people..
@@fairygodmother139IMO cars and disabilities don't mix. Which is why public transportation needs to be better.
Even if someone can drive a car, can a disabled person properly MAINTAIN a car?
Cars are a huge responsibility and people with disabilities shouldn't have that thrust upon them.
Car dependent societies are a poor tax, and I think it's brutal.
U said it brother 🍻
What he said a straight up lies. If you agree with this video then you're one as well
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess source?
@@sadasdsadsadasdasd914it’s been 5 months, no reply, must have no sources then
I love manual cars. It makes me feel that I'm driving something ❤
Automatic cars are like a scooty having four wheels😂😂😂
The main thing we can use for engine braking
I use my automatic car in manual mode while going down slopes for engine braking.
Automatics can be driven as manuals, you know? It doesn't require a clutch.
@@urldroidsuperbot2139
Step 1 : buy an automatic
Step 2 v replace the torque converter and gearbox maybe
Step 3 : repeat
Just bought a 2012 Mazda 3 with the 2.0L engine and 6 speed manual transmission...it's a blast to drive!!! Driving an automatic is so boring.
It still amazes me how unpopular manual cars are in certain countries, because it is the main choice in my country
Getting a license without knowing how to drive manual is unthinkable around here
Where are you from?
Two of his facts are currently wrong
1. Manual cars are more fuel efficient (not now that was 20 years ago)
2. Manual cars are faster(they were faster compared to their automatic counterparts 20 years ago now autos especially dcts are also faster than manuals)
Are you sure? Try put your foot to the floor and calculate the time spent between that and the actual acceleration!
@@Luis-cr1tw its been proven just by cursory glances of how fast automatic transmissions are shifting in todays world; as an example My Audi S3 shifts at less than 80ms because it has a Dual clutch Direct shift, but as an extreme and to prove a point, currently the fastest shifting transmission is Porsche's PDK or Porsche doppelkupplungsgetriebe which upshifts at 50ms; no human on earth is going to be able to clutch in, shift gears and clutch back out in less than 250ms.
as for the putting my foot down, if i'm already downshifted into the correct gear then yes i get instant power; something people need to realize with alot of cars nowadays focusing on enthusiast driving, we have alot more control over what our gearbox does than your average mom car or SUV;
OBJECTIVELY: enthusiast focused transmissions i.e. VW/Audi/Porsche PDK/DSG's, BMW DCT's will remain faster, better, and more responsive than any manual transmission could hope to achieve lest its dogbox; however which transmission you end up with is purely of your own volition and is more often than not up to personal preference.
@@Luis-cr1tw You as a person shifting gears manually is slower than a computer shifting gears. Also, automatics have way more gears than a manual.
There's no one better between the two. They have different purposes for different individuals.
Manuals are still more fuel efficient. Don’t comment if you don’t know it…
@ZonexG manuals are not more efficient, the reason why we see it that way is during the 90s manual cars were measured with gas mileage differently than cars with automatic transmissions lmao, but go off I guess
Very true!!! Manual transmission will always be the best ❤️💯
exactly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Always
Bro really said “computers will never be best”. The automatic is literally a computer that can shift much faster than you.
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo unless you have a way of changing hears yourself in an automatic you have way less control over your car than a manual. Most sportscars have this but an average daily driver won't let you shift into gear however you like.
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wowell manuels are superior in america because nobody can steal an manuel there
Manual is the most fun
Ong
"Tell me you've never drove an automatic without telling me you've never drove an automatic"
Yes
@@KaBrook manual lets you drive the car, not the car drive you. 😉
@@KaBrookwhere's the challenge in just putting your foot on a pedal
I'm driving manual car in Korea. It's so much fun.
I own a manual & love it, I worry in the future there will be no manual cars available
I worry in the future there would be no gas cars 😢
They only contribute to 14% yet we focusing on phasing out billions of cars instead of actually recycling
Ikr! It’s really sad because people are like “UGH YOU HAVE A MANUAL CAR? YOU ARE BROKIE!” But in reality manual cars makes you skilled to drive
The manual car picks faster
@@ogaracollin5323picks faster?
My mini auto goes from 0-60 in 8 seconds….
I own a 1989 Mazda 323 Hatchback 4 speed manual . It's true that you save money on gas but driving around town or cruising through the mountains is satisfying 😌.
I’ve got a manual Volvo 850 R. I love it
Millenial
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo I’m Gen Z, what the hell are you talking about? Also it’s spelt “Millennial”.
@@imvivalamilo Volvo 😂
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2woimagine insulting people and reasoning people to be like you because you can't drive a manual and you're jaleous 🤡
cool car, those old volvo wagons are rockets!
manuals are badass
When i was a kid i didn't know how to drive a manual but now i drive really well with manual transmission
The driver has greater control in a manual car, especially when driving on sand and through water... The driver can adjust the speed and the RPM for the driving conditions. Also, when doing high speeds and needing to make a turn, the driver can drop down the gears for the turn, and sense the speed to slow down to while braking. Unlike an automatic car, where from high speed to just braking, the driver must guess what speed to brake to to turn the corner. Like a right hand corner, the manual driver can take at 2nd gear and can hear the engine RPM as well as see the speedometer, but in an automatic car, only the speedometer can be used.
Bull shit now automatics have Manual shift option where the driver can shift gears
@@nickelbothello6210 I wonder why they put manual back into automatic vehicles?
@@danc.5509 mostly best of both worlds and also for engine braking .Even the dodge demon comes only in automatic for a reason because in drag races automatics r faster but as I said even though the transmission is automatic the driver can still manually shift using paddle shifters or manually shift on the shift knob using the plus and minus option.I personally use the manual shifting mode only when I’m merging in traffic I gun it from second gear and shift up and once im done merging or passing a vehicle I put it on drive and let the car shift automatically for me
Ya my audi is a multitronic so i can choose my gears if i want that way i control the rpm speed for highway use i put it in drive if i need more power i press the gas car wil automatically shift back in a second to put me at my peak power
The automatic is a computer which can shift faster than humans. This means you’re wrong. Have you ever seen those manual-vs-automatic-drag-race tests?
The best of both worlds is a modern 6-gear automatic (planetary gears + torque converter) with full manual override - i.e. when you put it in 'S', you can control the gears manually with the up-down button. When in 'D' shifts are automatic. My Focus 2016 has this. I use 'D' in town and heavy traffic, and use 'S' on the open road. In this gearbox, manual shifts are prompt and effortless, and keep you in full control.
Does it have a clutch?
@@avinmunnah no .....its still automatic transmission ...
@@avinmunnah No it does not have a clutch, it has a hydraulic torque converter. In "S" mode, gears can be changed by pressing the up-down button on the gear lever, giving you full control of the gears. And gear changes are reasonably fast. In "S" mode, the only automation is automatic down-changing if the speed is reduced to a point that the engine would stall in the current gear. In "D" mode, it behaves like any automatic.
Those are cool but I would feel like something is missing without the clutch and shifter. Still much cooler than a normal auto though@@Yoni-G
Tiptronic gearboxes aren't like manuals at all, lol... To me they feel like using paddle shifters where your gear is supposed to be. Although I agree that they're pretty fun to drive
Let me just say. I got a manual car and fuel efficiency went out the window… no I’m not bad at driving it I just like to rip it from time to time 😂
It mostly depends on how u drive, no matter how professional u r, if u are a rusher who likes to speed up and accelerate, then u r more likely to lose fuel economy, best way to get the great mileage is keeping the car speed steady with minimal usage of breaks. I would normally keep the steady speed of 80-90kmph and this gives me pretty good fuel economy. Also it depends on the roads u r driving 😂
@@_ladybug_gaming oh yeah for sure. I just like to drive it hard 😂 also I’m tuned with a bigger turbo so it just sucks fuel now with the extra power
@@justindubreville3066 my guess was right..u r one of those hardcore riders who like to modify the engine to increase the power output.. i have a friend who loved modifying his car, (i live in a country were car modification is not legal and u might hv to pay extra charges, only rich folks can modify)i think he previously added turbo for the petrol engine and somehow that dropped the efficiency slightly but i think it was worth it cos i loved the power output difference
@@_ladybug_gaming I mean I never said it was legal. But it was just filmed in Mexico so no proof😂 but nah I do baby the car still just like to modify it and obv have some fun at the same time
Because the automatic is LITERALLY a COMPUTER. Are you mentally stupid?
I have 2 manuals:
2011 Chevrolet Aveo LS
1978 Ford Mustang 2 hard top
(Both are yellow)
Manuals are way awesome
iam also started learning a manual car driving along with following your videos which helps me a lot…
thank you from Bangladesh ❤
I genuinely feel safer driving a standard than an automatic
Whats a standard?
@@mrdobalina8006 Another term used for a manual transmission gear box
That’s like saying: “i really feel safer driving with my own human-hands, than letting a computer (automatic) shift for me.” How many chromosomes do you have brotha?
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo I’ve driven both auto and manual. If you have as well you’d understand. If not then no amount of explanation would get through to you. Doesn’t matter if there is a computer shifting for me. A computer does not do well in rough terrain and heavy snow.
@@CamViesky Same reason you feel safer driving than flying in a passenger plane, even though flying is statistically safer. Because people feel safer when they are in control of the situation, regardless of how much risk is actually involved. Testing and studies prove risk probability, not feelings.
I have both MT and AT, I use AT fir cities since I have to stop often and it's a pain.
But I use MT on long highways bcs it's fun!
Get a nice lightweight MT car and take it on a backroad, it beats everything else! Pure ecstasy! ❤
@@griffins750 my MT is a Honda Amaze VX 2014 and my AT is a Kia Sonet HTX D1.5 AT.
The honda is like a baby, nice and compact and light. The kia however is compact outside but spacious inside and their doors and the hood is very heavy.
I take the Kia in cities because of traffic and honda in road trips since it's small and has great fuel efficiency!
@@FlammableElectronics Hell yeah man! I'm going to look at an older Acura/Honda Integra GSR this Friday!
@@griffins750 Nice!
It used to be like that. But today’s technology has advanced. The only real benefit of a manual transmission is that you can keep the car at a selected RPM. Other than that, the only benefit of a manual is the driving experience. But a person who never had to bother/touch a manual won’t understand that. And honestly, given how much time I’m spending in traffic sometimes, an automatic is a bliss.
I drive manual and dont care if its more fun, i just want to get where i want to go. I’ve driven automatics but as long as it runs im good
Well personal preference
Listen, the manual is not your choice if you just want to transport from point A to B. The automatic is the choice then. Driving an automatic is pure transportation. Driving a manul is ”dancing” on the road + transportation.
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo you get more control and efficiency from a mannual
@@boom5732how so?
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo true that, i just dont have the money to get another car lol.
In America it also deters carjackers
Wait... Actually? 😂 Carjackers can't drive manual? Lmao
@@iamtheoneandonly_ The BLM/Antifa delinquents.
@@iamtheoneandonly_ Correct
@@iamtheoneandonly_If they’re stupid enough to waste their lives stealing cars, they’re not smart enough to learn manuals.
@@iamtheoneandonly_most of the time lmfaooo
I drive both but I like manual car more it's more fun to drive ❤
You can also brake with manual by lowering the gear. For going down a mountain or hill so your brakes don't overheat.
I love manual transmissions for the engine braking. It actually made me a better driver by teaching me to let the engine slow the car down naturally (in gear) rather than constantly use the brake pedal.
Manual and Diesel....the best❤.
3) Even the elderly drive manual cars here... it's not a skill thing, it's a practice thing.
Practice is literally building skill...
@@JCD_Tracks What I meant to say is that you don't need to be skillful to drive a manual transmission car.
@Drxyz-tk6le Yes, but you don't need to be really skillful to drive a manual car. That's my point. If the elderly can do it, anyone can.
@@thearousedeunuchMan's got beef with the elderly
@@thearousedeunucheldery can be skillful too right? More like they are more skilled bc theyv been driving for longer
Love the G56 manual transmission behind my 408 cubic engine in my 2015 ram 3500. Pulls everything I hook up to.
I drive a manual car and I love it a lot❤
I love to drive manual car ..the feeling like you playing a grand piano 😊
Yes, I drive manual trucks Isuzu NHR and Toyota Hilux both different transmission.
My first vehicle had to be a Manual transmission when I had options like iMT and DCT at my disposal. I love manual and that's how vehicles should be.
I own 2 manual cars. 2011 Honda civic lx, 2018 Subaru impreza. Driving stick is awesome!
I don’t drive yet but I think I’m getting a2011 Honda accord manual and I am stoked!
I drive a 2015 Camaro RS which is a manual, it's definitely the love of my life and I love driving it
Fun to drive and you have the complete control on over-taking 👍🏼
Hahahaha “over-taking”. Try racing an automatic car and you’ll lose by seconds. Never underestimate a computer. Humans are inferior to the shifting that automatics do.
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo then you're left going uphill on 4th gear...
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wotry overtaking a nissan gtr in an automatic
@@subswithoutvideoschallen-qf2wo”by seconds” lol. If you’re racing an automatic and you have the same car, hp, then manual will win. Shifting manually is faster.
Manual transmission for people who want to drive a car.
Automatic transmission for people who want to driven by a car.
Wrong - I can drive both. I have an auto now and it’s an amazing car.
So I can fall asleep behind the wheel in an automatic car without crashing? Elitist these days man 😂😂
@@Car.V1 Just kidding. 😅 I think the most of the driving with a manual is about shifting gears, and It's kinda annoying if you drive an automatic car for the first time. (Especially if you step on the "clutch")
Realistic. Manual cars are good all the way up 2000s after that its a down hill battle. Also there different transmission types for amt 2010,2015,2020. Everyone comments will hate me for it you can rev match going full throttle. Mainly anything over 600hp. Not say you can't just not perfectly.
P.S Watch out for the S/T crew.
Am 14 and my dad has bine showing me since i was 12 driving manuals is going to be a really useful skill thanks pops 😊
I had a bmw 118d manual, went onto a bmw x5 auto. Then back onto an Audi a4 black edition manual. As luxurious as the x5 was. The 1series and the Audi are so much better on fuel. Engine size from 3 liter to 2 liter has a significant influence on it. But the X5 did 22mpg and we use it on a 2 mile school run so 4 miles total. You can get more from a bmw manual M140i petrol engine 3 litre. Automatic is so much less fuel efficient.
That is so true, people really just have a skill issue
Everyone in Europe basically drives Manuel cars , it’s rare to drive automatic
Not true, a lot of cars in Europe are automatic. But pretty much everyone knows how to drive a manual.
Cap
NOT CAP
NOT CAP😡😡😡
but Europe will ban gas cars & manual transmissions will die alongside it since EVs can't have a manual
Good luck when you have 2-3 hours traffic jam
This is true. Automatic cars are much easier in traffic. I still prefer manual cars for their versatility and avoid the traffic where possible. Send me hope I can live in a more rural area one of these days.
@@danc.5509but it is also true that automatics spend more fuel in traffics.
It takes getting used to, but eventually you even like it better in a traffic jam. Not uphill in a traffic jam though, that genuinely sucks.
@user-245er4ud
No, I used to have that. Having 2-3 hours traffic in the morning, I had manual car, been there about 1-2 years, but eventually give up and get the automatic one.
@@adityawicaksono875 Eventually... 1-2 years is not enough. I've been driving a manual for like 25 years.
I'm so glad I own a Nissan 350Z equipped with a 6 speed manual. Ever since I learned how to drive manual on my 2007 Honda Accord Sedan with a 5 speed manual 2 years ago, I got hooked on driving manual ever since.
Wanted to drive a manual but couldn't find one. Thinking about converting my current automatic.
The downside of manual transmission cars is that you have to focus on two things at once. The road AND THE SHIFTING, which will make you stressed. This is why I perfer automatic over manual.
You shift without looking at the shifter because you quickly get a feel for it
@@an0n7mo7s Counterpoint: With an automatic, you also shift without looking at the shifter.
@@lawbulb No, the car shifts for you and there's no clutch.
Wrong, he uses his mind to shift gears with his automatic@@an0n7mo7s
stressful?when first learning...yes...but once you have some experience this becomes a non issue,there is no focus lost,you just do it..think about it like walking and having a conversation..you really don't think about the walking do you?you just are,it doesn't distract you from the conversation does it?...walking is actually a far more complex thing physically,but we all learn to do it without having to think about it at all...driving a stick is the same
Absolutely! I prefer manual over Automatic
I'm driving a manual car since i had my driving license 15 years ago, this is the standard here. I can't wait to switch to automatic and have my left leg and right hand retire from being needed while driving, especially in traffic jams or driving in the city.
As someone who just started driving stick shift, it is much fun (maybe it’s because the car I brought is better than my parent’s) because changing gears makes me feels like I’m racing in a Fast and Furious movie 😂
it's feeling good to drive a manual transmission gear. It's fun and enjoyable
Poor people will use automatic ,because gear transmission cost more energy
All cars have transmissions..?
Only Americans and Canadians say so.
Manual transmission helps you to be a better driver. Period.
Manual Cars are more fun to drive than Automatics.There is no sudden gear change and powerlags
While offroading or Hill climbing Manual gives better control
I think you are comparing manuals with the older automatics. Newer automatics are way better than manuals. Never underestimate computers buddy.
Automatics now are far superior grandpa. An advanced computer can shift faster and be more efficient than human reflexes
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincessSo why is automatic transmission never used in races, like F1? If you’re good at it, you’ll shift faster than a computer.
Driving an old Audi a3 8l manual and its perfect for me. I'm having way more control over gear shifting and just fun adjusting proper gear for actual speed
Apun ko manual drive pasand he😊
Automatic:🤓
Manual:🗿🗿
Automatic cars have matched or beat the efficiency of manual cars in USDM, JDM, KDM, and EURO markets. It seems that where this video originated from is in a lesser developed nation that protects their car manufacturers with either state run businesses, tariffs, or trade blocking. Now, the novelty of manual transmission are fun, I have a motorcycle and have owned manual cars that were fun to drive, but there's a reason F1, SuperGT, IMSA racing series are using DSG, sequential automatic transmissions in the most powerful, efficient, race cars of all time.
Also if your gas pedal is stuck, you can shift to first and reduce speed to then throw it in dead-spot to safely stop the car.
PS: It will destroy the transmission, use ONLY on EMERGENCIES.
As a manual driver. I can tell he is spitting facts
I learned to drive and got my license on a manual car. I truly recommend it, it's what real driving feels like.
I drive a civic type r and it really good and the gearshifting is so good
I’m getting my moms first car, a Yaris as my first car and i’m really stoked about it! Though the only one thing i’d change is the transmission and so far i’ve gotten fortunate research results that i can (simpleish) swap install one or even rip one out of a celica, we’ll see though. Gotta wait another two months so i can even get my license despite i passed the test. Gotta love Florida.
I learned late in life but im loving it. still scaary on hills but cant go back to automatic. also i feel part of the vehicle and can stay awake while driving ;)
On hills, while holding the brake pedal you should slowly let off the clutch until it starts to grab and engine slows down a little, then let off the brake and slowly release clutch. Best way to keep from rolling back. Just don't sit the whole time with the clutch half engaged or it will burn it
Don’t be scared, take it as a challenge and you will become a master
Just learn where’s your breaking point (that’s how I call it) when your car stars moving when you let go the clutch, there’s when you’re going to step on the gas pedal slowly 👍🏻
It keeps you more focused on the road and your surroundings
Getting a manual car prevents someone from stealing your car.
Been driving my manual car for 3-4 years now. It's became second nature that I know when to shift without really needing to look at the rpm meter.
Same. And I don't need to rest my hand on the shifter, as I already know in what gear I'm in, the moment I reach out to change gears. And even heel toe rev matching in sequential downshits (6, 5, 4, 3, 2) is easy for me.
dedicated manual driver here 👍
made me into a better and serious driver being more alert to my surroundings and act fast with the utmost precision, unlike auto drivers, those who are easily distracted by their cellphones and less concentrated, equals to poor driving skills.
I drive manual because I find it very satisfying.
Thanks you bro, I appreciate you appreciating me
I wanted my 95’ f150 to be a manual but when I bought it, it was in such good condition I got a good deal. Probably my next project truck I’ll look for a manual
My dad still has a manual transmission 1993 Nissan hardbody. I want to repair it to keep it as my own. My dad and I spent the most quality time in that truck. And every time we went on drives, my dad would press the clutch and tell me which gear to shift to. It was very fun.
I drive a 1988 Saab 900 Turbo SPG. My prized possession. If you know how to drive it right, the transmission treats you beautifully.