How to drive an automatic car - includes hills
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- Driving lesson for a car with an automatic transmission. This video goes into detail about the different settings available, different types of automatic transmission and how to use an automatic on hills. Also includes how to change gear yourself in semi automatic mode and what not to do in an automatic.
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I've been driving for 20 years. No idea why I watched this.
Reassurance ☺️
Hahah maybe for fun
ahlsn it’s always good to look back at how you started 😂
Lock down effect....
hahahah
Im a manual driver for 17 years, getting a new car, and it's automatic, im a bit anxious about driving an automatic, so this video was very helpful. Thank you
Automatic cars are way easier to drive then manual cars and this is coming from someone who has both of them. Trust me, you don’t have to worry about it.
@@Idk-md1we Nice to hear, I'm about to get an EV so kind in the same boat.
I am in the same boat at u n the car is a 7 seater so tht more terrifying
Wow, automatics are so much easier to use! I passed in a manual, and can drive one safely but the amount of anxiety I have over stalling just takes the fun out of driving for me.
I passed on manual but I drive an automatic because it is so much easier and doesn’t get me anxious
I hate automatic cars, it shifts when it shouldn't and when i need some power it takes 4 seconds until it starts pulling. Its stupid af
I like stalling , it adds an extra challenge. I accept any tough challenges
I passed in a manual, now drive an automatic, so much easier and I think they pull away quicker at the lights 😁
@@tornado1986cw it just depends on how good you are
I will be driving an automatic car for the first time in my life today after 22 years of manual cars. This has been tremendously helpful. Very clear. Thank you.
My instructor has recommended I try automatic, rather than manual. Watching this video, I can understand why! Looking forward to my first automatic lesson on Saturday.
Good Luck bro :)
Good luck man!
How's it going? I did 3 hours of manual and decided it's too stressful. I'm learning in automatic to obtain my Licence and then learn manual without the stress of the exam.
@@youparejo If your in the UK you can't drive a manual until you pass the driving test in a manual.
@@youparejo you can’t drive a manual if you get an automatic license, you can only drive both types if you get a manual license
Me: *drives a manual*
Also me at 2am: *spend 10 minutes watching this video*
Me too😂
Me too haha 😂, All of my cars are Manual and I never touched an Automatic before so this video probably gonna help me when someday I had to jumped to an Automatic.
Same here, but it's 1:53.
same and 0:46
You never know , buddy!
He's so clear while talking I just like this video.
Agree!
YOU ARE CORRECT, I REALLY APPRECIATE IT MYSELF .
As someone who hasn't driven for quite a few years and the thought of restarting brings anxiety, I want to thank you for this video. Having multi camera angles was great so not only were you talking sense, I could see what you were doing. My kind of learning.
For me it adds an extra challenge, I love it
Lmao you need a tutorial for an automatic? Ahahaha
You were the first channel I watched when I was trying to get my license on an manual car. Now you're the first video I'm watching before driving an automatic for the first time. Thanks so much for making these videos, you're a lifesaver!
Same here,Hey
Same here. I find his lessons quite clear and easy to follow
Thank you for this! I’m getting a car this week and haven’t driven for years and all previous experience was in manuals. This has been EXTREMELY helpful.
You're welcome, I hope it goes well.
Do one need to put a learner sign .for how long
This is the best automatic explanation video I have seen. I used to panic that once I had set off I immediately had to gauge how much acceleration I needed and press the acceleration pedal. I realise now in an automatic I don't have to. That's a fundamental difference to me as a very nervous learner. Its something a driving tutor should point out at the point of a first lesson ideally but wasn't. I am enjoying your videos.
Thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying them.
Thats why Love this guys he always points out each single important point that others tutors forget
Hi, I quite like your accuracy of expression, your sound knowledge and your personality.
What a brilliant chap you are❣
Thank you!
Exactly
He's awesome and chill voice
I have passed my manual car driving exam, and now I am watching this video to show me how to drive an Automatic. Great!
Glad it helped!
I’ve been trying on and off since my 20s in a manual and never got to grips with it now in my 50s and learning to drive in an automatic and it is wonderful , so easy and may actually finally pass my test in October
Good luck with your test in October!
All the best! I’m 35 and been trying to learn in both manual and Automatic cars, mostly Autos- I’ve never obtained my license and haven’t bothered now for a while, I’m watching these videos as I am about to start driving lessons next month, in an automatic.
I hope you were able to pass your driving test 🤞🏼
did you pass your test
@@jasonhartshorn I didnt pass on my 1st attempt but passed on the 22 nd November
@@MsVelasca congratulations man :)
I really love this guy, he's the only one who explains in a way i understand completely for both manual and automatic cars 😂😂 where would i be without him (walking thats where)
seems like magic after having to do a parallel park uphill in a manual on my test! still love being more involved with the driving!
Had quite a few lessons in a manual, just couldn’t get my head around it. Just wanted to get on the road to go from A to B, so an automatic is definitely the way for me. Thank you for a very informative video, I have my first auto lesson on the 1st Jan 2022!
Good luck . I’ll be going with Auto as well. Couldn’t grasp the manual myself .😰
Omg I totally get that, I passed in a manual and drive a manual now but I wanna switch to auto. I personally just want a car for the same reason you do to get from a to b and want that as easy as possible. Good luck with your lessons 😊
How you getting on?
@@Wonderkid44 so I booked lessons with my instructor and did not hear a word back from him!! Made a complaint after a month, got my money back and currently looking for a new instructor. So frustrating!! 😤
@@abimorris730 thats a shame!! Keep trying, just call around the area you’ll hopefully find someone! I’ll tell you you something that will hopefully make you feel a bit better, i had to pick up a car this weekend for my brother, I’ve been driving for a few months in a manual, but i honestly had the best drive of my life in this auto, so stress free. I’m thinking I’ll be buying an automatic in a few months, and hopefully never drive manual again! So i think you’ll feel the same once you get an instructor!! Good luck
I've just purchased my first automatic, because of pain it hurts to use my left leg so driving had become difficult. I've been driving a manual for 15 years with no problems but terrified of an automatic but this video has made me feel alot more comfortable thank you so much
Ive been learning in a manual car but i get anxious and struggle with all the gears and clutch control. She recommended automatic as she thinks I would prefer it and after watching this I think I’m going to try automatic because this looks so much easier and suited to me :)
How many lessons have you had so far? Recently, after 10 hours of lessons I had a break of around 2 months, before getting back in the car. Turns out changing gears and using the clutch has become ten times easier because of that break - I basically stopped thinking about it.
Me too!!😩
@@Bubble170 how
This was very helpful. I've just bought a Golf GTI automatic and only ever driven and owned manuals. I feel so much more confident now after watching this. Thanks
I have had a manual car for 2 years and have been so anxious while driving! I would get myself so nervous that I would stall the car and the more I would stall the more I would get anxious. I have watched this video and it’s amazing and has made me realise that an automatic is the car for me. I have a test drive in one tonight! 🙂🙂🙂
You're welcome, I hope it goes well!
@@ConquerDriving I did a driving test in a manual the other day . I got 3 minors and I stalled at a junction restarted the car to go Examjner failed me for that one stall might give the automatic a try and do a manual license later 🤓
This is the sort of no thrill, honest assessment and instruction that is needed. Brilliant video, and will always be relevant. Sincerest thanks for this, makes a lot of sense of a lot of questions!
I watched this after driving manual for 5 years but have a test drive of my first automatic car tomorrow. This video was really helpful, answered all of my questions thank you
Just got an automatic transmission yesterday and thought I should watch this again.
Glad I got it. You're right it's easygoing and super convenient. You have no idea what a relief it is to not have to hard stop at every stop sign and shift gear.
Youre supposed to hard stop at every stop sign though??
@@WhalesLikeWater my instructor said I have to stop
Shift back to first gear and then go. It's basically a hard stop everytime.
I'm going to be driving an automatic transmission vehicle at work soon. I've always driven manuals. Thanks for helping me avoid embarrassment at work. Looks really simple!
I’m going for my first lesson tomorrow, I’m really excited to finally learn how to drive. Thanks for this video, very informative and I feel a bit more relaxed about my lesson 😄
I'm happy to hear that. Good luck 🤞
Im 30 just learned
My parent will teach me how to drive
Can you drive now
Why do you learn to drive an automatic tho?
Im learning automatic, bought my first ever car already and drove over 260 miles in three weeks. Fun? Automatic is fun. Simple, beautiful, smooth and stresless. It made me feel confident, at ease and I enjoy every second of my evening drives around the county. In the meantime had 10 lessons on atomatic Mazda3 in town and similarly enjoying how uncomplicated it is not to fiddle with a gear stick on traffic lights etc. 🚘
I'm happy to hear you're enjoying driving. There is fun to have from a manual but you have to be that way inclined.
I passed on manuel and didn't think I'd ever get an auto until a much later date. But i love auto now and been doing it 4 years.
Update- thanks to driving altogether over 3000k miles while waiting to test slots to open I passed last July, first attempt with no minors. Smooth operation. I'm an independent driver for a year now and NOTHING makes me more happy.
This is a brilliant video. Perfectly explained. I prefer automatics, as choosing gears and changing them while driving always seems confusing to me. Much suited to people who are really into driving. All I want from driving is to get where I want to get to in the easiest, simple and concise way possible.
I'm a manual driver.... I have watched this video out of curiosity.... cuz I haven't driven an automatic before .... Over all i really enjoyed the video ❤
Other then hills, I actually think driving a manual is far more fun. And this is coming from an automatic driver.
@@Idk-md1we for fure sometimes i think Of how i would be easier to drive automatic when i just have a short trip to the mall nearby...in conclusion : ' Manual could be a pain in the ass sometimes... And auto can make you look noob for real😂'
Overall I love them both 💕
@@thecradle4390 True, manuals can be complicated sometimes
As a French leaving in the US I was a bit confused by the driver seat on the right side but love the British accent. Great video for someone taking their driving test in an automated car after driving 10y with manual. Thanks for showing a close up of the pedals too.
I recently started to take lessons for manual transmission and I've gotta say, auto looks so much easier! I hate the clutch pedal, I can't find the biting point in heavy traffic without having a mini-panic attack and tunnel-visioning to thinking about how much whatever pedal I'm using needs to go down :(
Learned how to drive Manual entirely with the help of your videos ("clutch down, first gear, handbreak off..."), passed and got my license, and fell in love with driving. At my family's insistence though, had to sell my manual and the new one's an automatic, and you're absolutely right. It's just not fun anymore, not being involved with the gear.
They should make cars that have convertible transmission or something, that Auto lovers can drive Auto and Manual lovers can do it manually.
I mean I think most modern automatic transmissions (or at least Dual clutch transmissions anyway) allow for the driver to leave the gearing to the cars ECU or the driver can take control of the gears themselves by pushing the gear shifter into a manual position or by using paddle shifters as seen in this video. The only aspect of it that you really miss out on is clutch control as I'm not aware of any car that allows the driver to choose between automated and manual control without requiring an entire transmission swap.
@Rusticle 2.0🏴☠️ utter lunacy
I started doing driving lessons in 2021. I did about 40 hours worth of lessons. I started doing driving lessons again a few weeks ago and I still keep yanking the gear stick, it slips into another gear. I’ve got everything else sorted but this is my downfall with manuals. I’m autistic so it’s taking me too long to pick it all up, and a lot of money. I really wanted to switch to automatic and after watching this and finding out the car doesn’t roll on a hill… I’m going to give up manual lessons immediately! This seems so much more fun and joyful. Instead of worrying about gear changes and clutches, all you have to do is focus on the road. Thanks for this video.
I just passed my driving test today in a manual car. Even though I was used to a manual, I would much prefer buying an automatic to make life easier for me, and I find this video very helpful!
This video is very helpful, I just had my first driving lesson in automatic car and it’s just good to be refreshed on what to do
You're welcome, good luck 🤞
Can you please tell me how your lessons are going?
Exactly
you should of took a manual licence, so otherwise if so you will get both icence at the exsact same time if compleated
@Ab K go with what u are cofmi with. Everybody I know has a manual driver's license but most all of them driving automatic and are glad they do. Mostly new cars come with a automatic anyway. So if u don't what to be a racy driver with a passion for shifting go auto.
I always drive an automatic, but due to illness I haven’t been driving for a little while. Watched this video as a refresher course before driving tomorrow to give me a bit of confidence. 👍
I have been driving a manual cars for the past 22 years. Today, we bought an automatic car and watching this video has helped me a lot. thank you so much. 👍
You're welcome
Hi this is a great video , however I thought when coming to stop you would P first then lift handbrake ?? You did handbrake and the P ???? Does it make a difference , I understand if on a hill certainly handbrake then P . But on flat surface P then handbrake is fine surely!
Absolutely brilliant video! I took a few manual lessons at the start of the year and really struggled to get my head around the clutch which caused a lot of stress and anxiety on the roads and I was never improving in my lessons. I’ve now booked my first automatic lesson, I’m feeling less stressed already knowing I don’t have to deal with the clutch etc. Im hoping an automatic will be a lot easier for me and with your video it’s given me a bit more comfort about my decision to go automatic!
Snap. Seems weird as um a guy and meant to be good at driving (sarcasm). I just keep messing up the gears and put it off. All I can get atm is auto lessons and it looks a hell of a lot easier. How did you get on?
This was very helpful for someone who is trying to learn how to drive early, your voice and words were clear and simple and the multiple camera angles were amazing. Thank you so much!!!
When I was 18 I was learning to drive on a manual car and it was not a very pleasant experience as I failed my driving exam 3 times because I would get so anxious that I would stall the car in traffic. I decided that driving was not for me. But then after few years I decided to try again but this time with an automatic car. I couldn't believe how easy it was to drive without having to fiddle with gears and the clutch. I passed the driving test without any issues on my first attempt. I bought my first car a week later and I've been driving it since. I love driving and I will never switch back to manual 😄
PS. I know how to drive a car with stick shift but I just don't like it.
It's not for everyone. I'm happy to hear you are enjoying driving.
Congrats, but I’ll learn manual because in some situations you might need it (emergency )
@@munirisa3692 It's 21st century, manuals are gonna be all replaced within 10yrs
@@AA-hz6jl replaced? lol the majority of people will keep manuals. Manuals is funnier to drive too. I don't see the difficulty that you guys find driving a manual car. I passed my driving test in the first attempt and in two months. You just need experience and muscle memory with manuals, I don't understand why people give up on things so easily... Btw In ten years there will be mostly electric cars and they will have manual transmission. So please don't share misinformations
@@shiki494 i have passed too manual for the first time wihout having lessons with instructor just with my mate, i been riding motorbike but its still different manual is a piece of piss
This is a life saver! Have to drive a rented automatic for the first time in my life - so these tips were spot on!
You've made driving an automatic car just simple for me.
Thanks man!!
You're welcome ☺
Thanks for an excellent presentation on automatics - best video I've seen on YT so far. Only owned and driven manual transmission cars for the past 50 years but have had to drive somebody else's auto on a couple of occasions and just figured it out by trial and error but never had a proper articulate explanation of the whole process , lever positions , techniques , etc. Good job !
Honestly, am so glad for the creation of automatic transmission. Manual car definitely make people feels more involved in the driving itself, and it does look cool to me as well. But, for someone that are scared of driving, definitely helpful to try automatic if you can
Automatics are the superior way of driving. It ain't about being scared of driving. They're smoother, more convenient, practical, less stressful and safer. People are gonna stop buying manuals altogether in the future. (Manuals do have their good things nevertheless)
@@believer431 So why in the UK there are so many manual cars?
I can drive manual cause I learned on one and I'm about to get my junior permit with one, but Indefinitely prefer automatic too. So it's not just about being scared of stalling or crashing, it's just that much more convenient and comfortable to drive (for me at least), I already have a car in going to drive once I get my license and it's an automatic (a BMW dct which is a kind of automatic) :)
@@Ultrapro011notice how they said “in the future”. I swear some people online are almost illiterate
@@Ultrapro011 Cheaper,way cheaper
People teased me for getting an automatic license but when i think about it I only use my car to get to my destination and where i need to be
That's fair enough. Do what's best for you.
This is what I’m worried about! People making fun because I want to drive an automatic 🤷🏻♀️
Holly Way honestly u shouldn’t care what anyone has to say about it. It’s u driving and paying for the car 🤷🏽♂️
P.S. tell them you hate to shift gears while getting head while driving lol
@@jannovak6987 hahahaha
After driving manual cars for years, I now have an automatic Yaris Hybrid & it's the best car I've ever had. Only down side & i'm nit picking here, only downside is the auto is slightly noisier than a manual. A minor thing in my book. I would never ever go back to a manual again. Auto's are so much better for town and city driving, especially if you're stuck in queues of traffic 😀 I'll leave the manual for the rally track or the open road lol
Just depends on the type of automatic gearbox your car has. Some are noiser than others.
Hi Claire - i'm thinking about getting a Yaris Hybrid! looks so good for city driving. Are you still loving it 8 months later?
@@ElizabethGrace23314 did you end up getting the Yaris? I’m really considering it to learn in
@@HolleeChantelle Get a Hyundai, it's cheaper than Toyota and has the dual clutch automatic, practically it's a regular gear box without a clutch and a shifter. Toyota has CVT gear, which is noisy and weird feeling.
i drive a manual and tommorw i need to drive my dads auto to take it to the garage well i just want to be sure 😂 like 1+1=2 on a maths test
It's sensibly to check.
😂😂😭😭
Same here . I always drove manual car . 😬 trying to learn how to control the auto
Haha buying my first auto after driving manual for years. Also had to follow a guide to be certain
exactly how i feel watch this video like.. it's that simple BUT i need to make sure
I'm buying my first automatic car soon and I've been quite nervous about driving it. This video helped a lot! Thank you
I have driven manual cars ever since passing my test, with only a couple of very brief experiences of driving an automatic. I'm now looking at getting an automatic and found this very helpful. Thank you.
I’m changing to an automatic in 2 days and nervous to collect the car and drive back home so watching videos and yours was really helpful, thank you!
You're welcome, I hope you enjoy your car.
Great video. I have been driving manual cars for 15 years and for some reason was very anxious about driving automatic. Such an informative video - definitely made me feel a bit more at ease with tackling automatic driving.
Same, been driving manual for 20 years, haven't touched an automatic since drivers ed, going to test drive one tomorrow... I needed this video 😅
So watched this the night before driving an auto as I haven’t driven one before. Thank you for such a comprehensive narrative. I took to driving auto with so much more confidence thanks to this video.
Same here. Thanks :-)
i passed 2 months ago, used this channel to help me pass, thinking of getting a polo gti which is automatic and this video has definitely answered all my questions about autos
Got my first driving class today. Watching this before my class. Ive only driven manually car before. Thank you for this!
I started my lessons 5 years ago in manual and felt rather comfortable doing so. Picked up the bite points of the clutch, and the engine telling you to change gear. But now I'm going for lessons again because I'm determined to pass this year but I've decided I have more chance of passing in an automatic then manual now. This video helped alot
Thankyou so much for this! I passed in a manual, and a year later still hate driving, i begged my husband to let me change to auto and he has finally agreed, i don't know why there is such stigma over autos, if its better for some people then leave them to it! I struggle with the clutch, and avoid hills where possible, if im in traffic on a hill i tremble and start breathing funny as im terrified of rolling back, an auto i think is defo the best option for me, i just hope itseasy to switch from manual to auto without any lessons.
Manual isn't for everyone. But if you passed in a manual, auto should be a breeze.
Mc angel thanks for leaving this comment as I'm in exactly the same situation! I passed in a manual and my husband and all my family kept saying I had to pass in a manual and eventually I will love it. I passed first time and I'm fine with gear changes but even after a year of driving I hate hill starts and stops and get a very cramped leg from the clutch as I have fibromyalgia - still getting pressured to stick to manual but after watching this video I'm wondering why on earth I wouldn't go auto, it makes so much more sense for me. How has it been for you switching to auto?
Skepticism towards automatics often tends to be down to the costs. Its because they can often be more expensive to buy, and a lot more expensive to fix if anything goes badly wrong with the gearbox. I haven’t learned to drive yet myself, but if/when I do all my family would rather me drive manually, where as I keep thinking I’ll be better off doing automatic.
Very handy, thank you ! I’ve driven a manual for the last 13 years but I’m test driving a brand new automatic tomorrow and this was super useful, so I don’t look silly in front of the sales guy lol !
I hope you like the car.
Did u pass😊
Im driving manual for like over 7 years just shifted to automatic thanks for your complete guide you gave every detail
I ve passed my manual test couple of months ago but havent been driving since so decided to refresh my knowledge in a manual car. Felt very stressful !!!. lol. Next day my friend allowed me to drive her automatic....brilliant, no stress etc I thing I ll buy an automatic car now
After doing about 12 hours of manual lessons I’ve realised it just isn’t for me! Have my first automatic lesson today and watching this so I can have a little head start. Thank you so much! :)
Me i wasted 18 hours on manual 😅😅
I’ve been watching videos on TH-cam, I think this is the best video that shows everything for beginners. Marvelous ✅
Was in an uber that was automatic and decided to search how to drive one. Makes you realise how tedious manuals are but you get used to it
I have only ever own & driven manual cars, I've driven automatic very few times. I got a new car which is an automatic which I'm literally picking up in a few hours, so this is literally just give me a refresher. This has been immensely helpful.
I appreciate this video so much. Very well detailed and explained. Just had my first driving lesson and felt so lost. Now I’ll watch this video 30 times a day to get more confident. Thank you.
Thanks for this. Just bought a car in the UK after not having driven for 5yrs (was another country), and this is really helpful as I've completely forgotten everything that used to be a reflex ahaha!
Appreciate this. I learned and passed in manual but my brother has an automatic that needs moving across Devon but doesn’t have a full license, so now I need to figure out how to drive a car I’ve never driven before. This was a help.
This guy explained everything soo smoothly and soo good.
One might say he put some English into this tutorial in reverse.
I'm someone who doesn't go out often, mainly for work, so I never saw the need to learn to drive asap. I'm still in my early 20s, but I'm starting to regret not learning. As I'm at work and don't really have time, I've decided to go for automatic lessons, also because I get quite anxious in cars - even just as a passenger. My first automatic lesson is on Thursday and I can't wait to begin my driving experience! Definitely doing a lot of research & learning to understand how automatic works before my first lesson! Thank you for providing great resources to learners!
I hope it goes well!
I've got electric van training at work in 2 hours time. I've just been told they're automatic as well. Haven't driven an automatic for 28 years. Very helpful video. Well explained. Thanks !
2 things I like about automatics is Some have manual mode and my second favourite thing is creeping forward where u can just do it down the road
They're certainly easier.
I have just started to learn in an automatic I have had two lessons. This was very helpful. Thank you.
You're welcome
Great video as always, I’m learning in automatic, I purchased a car before taking lessons my partner had to drive it back home for me,he said it was the smoothest drive ever,he’s always drove manual,I’ve picked up driving an automatic very easy to the point my driving instructor has no hesitation to put me in for my driving test as soon as I’ve passed my theory ( which is in 3 weeks 😬😬) I only started learning in December. you cover every angle Richard your videos are so informative thank you 🙏🏻. X
Passed my manual test on Monday gone with 4 minors (but want an auto hence me watching this haha). Your videos have been an amazing help so just wanted to thank you
I’ve beed a driver for 12 years now, never have I driven an automatic before: your video was of much help, since I have to deliver an automatic car some kms.
it's time for me to change my car and was considering if I should switch to an automatic or just stick to manual and honestly thank you, you explained it really well :)
I passed in a manual last week but bought my mums Mercedes (auto) it feels like I’m learning all over again 😂 I wish I’d learnt to drive 10 years ago, maybe I wouldn’t feel so stressed 😬
Congratulations on passing!
Just passed on a manual but inherited an auto. Grateful but gutted - I love using the gearstick . Getting ready to collect the manual today and check you out - you're the best teacher!
Thank you for watching, congratulations on passing!
Been driving 50+ years but now thinking of going automatic. Useful video, thanks!
Wow, thank you for your wonderful lesson, I’m a still learning automatic, first time driver, that’s why I like your teaching, you’re very honest instructor, love and blessing from Fiji 🇫🇯
Good video. I liked also how you included the different types of gearbox's ( personally I detest CVT's) In the last 18 months I have changed to an automatic, I have a Ford Focus 2 litre powershift and I find the DSG system extremely good and very smooth and I can still get a reasonable mileage from the car 55-60 mpg without driving like miss daisy. As I said at the start a good informative video.
😊🤗 me when you said "Great thing about Automatic car is you don't need to worry about hills" 👌🏾 The nightmare of rolling back on hill start in a manual car is real
You know where the handbrake is located right?
@@Michael-gh5vz You can't have the hand brakes on when trying to climb bruh
@Kuso Goblins, the handbrake hill starts technique is the easiest to do when you are a beginner.
Pleeease share more tips and different videos for automatic cars! Thank you. Love your videos btw!
I will do. Thank you, I'm glad you like them!
Been driving for a few years and Id call myself a good driver... Only recently occurred to me that I've only ever driven manual so this video is informative enough to fill the gaps, great job 👍
My 5 year old, vehicle mad son who woke me up at 5:55am this Saturday morning asking 'why automatic cars drive differently' really enjoyed this video 😂
In fact, I ended up watching the whole thing alongside him!
Thank you so much for this video, you explained everything so clearly. I've watched so many automatic videos & they all put me off getting one because their explanation was quite complicated. I've been driving Manual all my life but have been wanting to switch your video has defo reassured me.
CVT stands for Continuously Variable Transmission by the way.
😄 Constant, continuous... Which part of the terminology police are you stationed with?
@@ConquerDriving Haha currently stationed at the Sydney, Australia branch of Nit Picking Anonymous. You might have got away with it if you hadn't said "velocity" as well :) Either way they're rubbish, I'll give you that. :)
Hello There, a really decent and informative walkthrough video, with decent points highlighted in a friendly and a decent tone/ presenting style, keep it up! Cheers Peter Mc :) p.s. I am learning Automatic, having changed from Manual and I love it, it's so much easier and more enjoyable in my experience/opinion.
The CVT was also used in the Nissan Micra, whilst the Dual Clutch is used in a Ford Fiesta, which is what I plan on getting, thanks for the brief decent explanation (Including the Pros and cons/ driving experience etc.) of the four different types of automatic gearboxes.
You're most welcome. I'm glad you appreciate the videos.
@@ConquerDriving Thanks again and you're welcome, you deserve it! Really good amount of balance, quality and talent implemented throughout. Cheers Peter
i’m starting my first automatic lesson tomorrow because i hated the gears driving in a manual so this put me at ease seeing there isn’t anything to worry about
I’ve only ever driven manual cars but have to drive a friends automatic to its service appointment as he’s working away. Not gonna lie, I’m even more daunted now Ive watched this than I was before. Sounds so much more complicated than I ever imagined!!
5:48 "When I say a car I meant a dustbin truck". Lol hahaha 😂😂
Hahahaha so funny i cant even catch my breath 😒
ahahhahaa thats the worst joke
Freaking hilarious 😂
@@maricarbajal8988 do you acc think thats funny
@@zt.4756 yes, just the fact that some people don’t find it funny actually makes the joke funny. 😂
Driven a manual for over 10 yrs, but got my first auto yestarday. Love it.
They are relaxing.
Ive only driven manual but nice to know that this looks fairly easy if I was ever to switch
Your videos are the best, i about to drive automatic and this is the best video that i have come across. God bless.
I’ve been driving manuel for 6/7 years now and about to get my first auto. Thank you this was very helpful. Feeling a little less nervous now
This helped me drive automatic cars for the first time 👍🏻
I'm happy to help 😊
Conquer Driving I have a doubt. I have the new 2019 grand i10 Automatic. When I am going uphill, and release the brake pedal, it starts rolling back. It doesn't crawl forward in Drive mode. What should I do in that case??
going to start learning auto this year after quitting manual. thanks for the vid
I collect my new car in a few days and this video has helped refresh my driving senses a great deal. Thanks so much ☺️🙌🏾❤️
my dad just started teaching me how to drive yesterday (I have cerebral palsy so I can't drive a manual) and I'm happy to say that he taught me everything in this video. only 63 days until I'm 18 woohoo!
Good luck with your lessons, I hope you enjoy it.
I've been watching your videos years,I have passed my driver's exam. Thank you am from grenada
I really like your teachings, pure genius