@@Alexander-jr8nw oh GOD yes. Wait till you see them driving through a roundabout with no hands on the wheel, a phone between their head and shoulder, and both hands gesturing frantically at the caller who can't even see them 😂
Yes, when I worked at an insurance claims agency another adjuster had to pick up a car. One problem ---- it was manual! I was one of the few adjusters who could drive a manual.
Same here! I live in California and have never driven a car. I am practicing stick in my friends car and it's so hard! I stalled so many times. Felt bad because I felt like I was damaging my friends car.
I bought a manual Roush Edition Ecoboost Mustang after only watching several TH-cam videos on how to drive a manual. The dealership was over an hour away from my house. I went to the nearest quiet neighborhood, and practiced starting and stopping for about 90 minutes. After that, I figured I was as good as I was going to be that day, and yes, the ride home was very stressful. I only stalled once though.
Lol I’m about to do this I’m getting a manual Hellcat soon and I’ve only driven a manual a couple times and that was like 7-8yrs ago 😂 I’m nervous about the test drive more than anything
I have an 06 eclipse gt and when I learned I was told rev it to around 2k and then start letting the clutch out and if the rpm’s start to drop to much then give it more throttle
Excellent point about how to completely release the clutch before applying any gas. When I learned to drive the theory was left foot comes up while the right foot goes down. This method is what trips a lot of new drivers up.
yesssss, this is literally my problem, i just got my first manual 3 days ago and they told me i had to do that and i kept stalling the car, i didnt know i could completely release the cl;utch
Not all manuals will start out rolling in first with no throttle. A car with lower power or torque more specifically will still stall like my dad's old '90 B2300i mazda.
I think that the point of that was to get to know where the pressure point is. You can start virtually any car rolling like that if you are very, very easy when engaging the clutch and letting it slip a bit. My '86 Escort GT could do it and that wasn't a big HP car.
@@johnandrus3901 yea I know that's what he was getting at but someone new to a manual might get on a hill by accident and stall out roll into someone just thought I'd give a little more into what he already said in his video and yes I agree the grab point of a clutch makes everything easier once u learn it
@@jrock9195 Very true about hills. It takes some practice not to roll back. The hill start assist seems to be a safety feature, but it can become a crutch. I can't see someone that is used to it trying to start on a hill in a car without it.
The first car I drove was a Kia Soul, a manual, I had some trouble driving it when I was a small teen, but then I got the hang of it. But unfortunately I can’t drive manuals at the moment due to the fact that I live in a big ass city. Watching this helps my muscle memory on how to properly drive a manual.
I am self taught and want to buy a 20' civic sport hatchback 6 speed over the summer. Problem is I learned to "clutch out and give it gas" all at once, thinking I needed to match the engine speed to the road speed. Thanks to this I had a lot of very jerky 1st to 2nd to 3rd shifts. Downshifting on the other hand? No idea. Break assisting on the civic is nice because it will hold the car in place until you press the throttle. This video really helped me better understand what I was doing wrong during test drives
Great video bro, just wanted to mention that there are a lot of cars out there without enough low-end torque to begin rolling without giving it gas. Just wanted to throw that out there so you don’t wonder why his mustang rolls and your car stalled lol. Once again, great video man, you’re teaching a great skill! #savethemanuals
Props to this guy for making a very insightful video and blurring his speed lol. I see too many people basically arresting themselves by speeding on camera and posting it. Definitely worth a follow.
I learned how to drive standard on my dad and stepmom's old Subaru Impreza. Loved driving that car once I knew how to drive it. They had that and a Subaru WRX which was fun to drive as well (that car was standard too). They sold both vehicles though and got automatics after that and I got my own car just a couple of months after the Impreza was sold which was an older Honda Civic. That car was automatic as well so I was stuck driving automatic for awhile. I made it my goal to get my own car that's a standard afterwards. I kept having dreams I was driving standard again. Lol. I truly missed driving one. I accomplished that goal last month and got myself a 2018 Honda Civic LX Coupe that's a 6 speed standard. I will never go back to driving an automatic if I can help it. I'm loving my new car and I'm loving driving standard again (and the dreams of me driving one are gone now, how ironic). I find it way more fun than driving an automatic. So happy I actually took the time to learn this and not give up on it. Gonna have my car for a long time.
Nice review. I learned to drive on a manual. My first Mustang was a manual. I still agree that manual is more fun than paddle shifters. However I now prefer automatic as most of my driving is stop and go or highway.
Very informative, although most 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder cars will require some throttle easing out the clutch from 1st gear as the engine is not so big. Also ideal shifting would be at 3000-3500 rpm. If the distance to stopping to a traffic light or stop sign is short , brakes no clutch then clutch in and neutral (optional) when you reach 1200-1500 rpm. If you have a long stopping distance and say your in 4th gear you can down shift to 3rd and optional to continue downshifting to 2nd (downshifting at 2000rpm) before waiting for 1200-1500rpm clutch in.
Qays Shashaa Even with a V8 it definitely makes getting going much more smooth with a little throttle. Takes too long without throttle as well in my opinion. Ideal shifting also depends on the car and how high the engine revs.
I have a '19 gt manual as well a good tutorial would be how to use the line lock and launch control. I was completely in the dark on both of those couldn't find videos anywhere
Rush been here before you got the stang. Been thinking bout learning to drive stick. Never found any good videos till now. Remember me when you're famous
I'm 40 years old and my first car was a manual. I've owned 3 manuals and I'd like to consider myself a very good driver. Anyways, I watched this video for the hell of it and I was very impressed. Just wanted to let you know you did a great job! Btw, that red interior is sexy AF!
Long time viewer, first time popping in the comments. Thanks for the video, I just bought a 2019 GT PP1 and 401a similar to yours, with a manual (First manual car, had to have my dad drive it home for me haha) about 3 weeks ago. #SaveTheManuals, and thanks for the additional tips for the MT82!
Growing up I taught myself to drive a manual dump truck at work. Well many years later and after only driving bigger trucks I decided to buy a 2017 Mustang GT that's also manual. I was a tad nervous but it all came back to me after the first mile driving home from the dealer. My biggest issue was I never really learned how to properly downshift and always went to neutral cause I reallydidn'tknow better. Thanks for the tips I will keep practicing my downshifts till I'm a pro! 👍
In the UK, Manual is still pretty much King. We like having that extra little control in our driving! I’ll never regret learning Manual instead of automatic only!
Hey dude thank you for this. I’ve been wanting to get the new 2019 Bullitt, but was discouraged because I can’t (yet) drive a manual. I currently drive the 2013 3.7 L (which I love), but if I can teach myself manual, then I’ll get the new Bullitt... You’re a nice guy, and your channel is always filled with great content. Thanks again 👍
Ive always had this werid feeling that i knew how to drive stick even tho i never driven one. Just 2 weeks ago my friend let me drive his honda, it felt excalty how i imagined it would, I didn’t stall the first time only did about 5 times in a course of an hour and 30 minutes (practicing). Told me i did pretty good for my first time. I’m excited to learn more its a fun experience.
we should see you review a manual challenger to compare with your auto challenger that would be cool to see. I have the manual challenger and its so fun, plus completes the muscle car feel of rowing gears. lol I learned how to drive manual in a challenger and it doesn't even have rev match
It also depends on the car. I used to have a late 80s Datsun 210 and whenever I placed the car into first and released my clutch if I didn’t give it a little gas at the same time it would stall. Not all cars will start moving smoothly without giving it gas.
Thank you for the tutorial. My dad is looking for a car for me right now. I wanted a stick shift, I can't wait to learn how to drive stick. I got interested in stick shift ever since my freshmman year of high school.
Once you are rolling along, there is no need to push the clutch pedal all the way to the floor. It is a bit of wasted motion. Actually, it is only necessary when you start the car. Also, leave your car in neutral when stopped and keep your foot off of the clutch pedal. Never ride the clutch once you are in the top gear for what you are doing. Some here are saying that you can't ease out on a clutch in a low hp car without giving it some gas, but you can. My old '86 Escort GT could start moving that way. It is the easiest way to learn the pressure point of the clutch and is a good way to begin learning how to drive a stick. I taught a young female friend how to drive a stick in my '03 Cobra. It is a pretty heavy clutch, but she got the hang of it fairly quickly. My '12 V6 has the MT82 and the clutch is very light. I'm not a fan of the transmission, but the action is light and easy. My comments here are are basically for clutch newbies. Nice video.
I would drive a stick shift, but where I live and my work schedule i'm always in stop and go traffic, so my feet /legs would be getting a workout everytime i drive, so i dont drive one...
Once you are used to driving one, you can do it anywhere without thinking about it. I drive my '03 Cobra in Philly and NYC with no problem and it is a very heavy clutch.
If you have the money, get a brand new Toyota Corolla. The clutch is super light and and is as easy to push as the gas pedal. About 15 years ago, when I was learning to drive, I gave up on learning to drive manuals because they required too much physical effort. New cars have come a long way. That's why, if you can swing the cost, I recommend buying a brand new car if you want to learn to drive stick (that's what I recently did). Don't buy an old beater, you'll get frustrated and give up.
I wish i had like a friend with a manual so i could get like a hands on experience cause they last longer but manuals do seem aggy and extra tho lowkey like i just wanna drive lmaoooo
I’m learning on a 2018 WRX performance package and it’s pretty hard car to learn on! Love the car but I still do not have the feeling of the clutch down. We live in a very hilly area so to practice hills all I have to do is literally drive out of my driveway and I’m on a very steep hill and practice.
It's very important to wiggle that shifter in neutral as much as you can while stopped, and as you do it, sing the "wiggle wiggle wiggle" song by Jason Derulo in your head. Sometimes it's critical to grab the shifter in an 'air bender' type way while shifting gears as if you are about to karate chop someone to feeeEEEeeel the shift as smoothly as possibru.
Had to come say thanks for the help, I was strugglin heavy wit takin off from 1st but after watchin this vid 10 times I was successful wit gettin it down
Releasing the clutch to begin driving in first gear depends on how much horsepower your car has btw. The mustang has no issue but some will need some gas.
HAHAHAH I told myself this. I was thinking of having a friend driving it home for me and teaching me the next day in a parking lot because I don’t wanna be stalling the whole drive home in a brand new car
@@smithers4420 have to? Not in the US. We usually learn on automatics here & continue to drive them. Manuals are options. I know they still have a heavy presence outside of the US
Nice I just bought a 2017 GT with 8,890 Miles in her.. Someone Must have not drove her or liked shifting. But lucky me. I will be picking her up next week..
New to the channel. Thinking about getting a manual mustang. I was very scared at first because I’ve never even been in a manual car but after watching a couple of your videos I feel much more comfortable. Definitely got a sub and like from me. Can’t wait for some more videos
Cameron closs I’ve had a few manuals. The mustang is definitely the most comfortable and forgiving. I highly recommend it and it will take you no time to adjust to the mustang.
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Now do a video on how to drive an automatic. Believe me, there’s a lot of people that need a tutorial on that...lol
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@@Alexander-jr8nw Italians lol
@@Alexander-jr8nw oh GOD yes. Wait till you see them driving through a roundabout with no hands on the wheel, a phone between their head and shoulder, and both hands gesturing frantically at the caller who can't even see them 😂
@@Alexander-jr8nw there are quite a few Romanians in Italy, so that makes sense lol
Yea right 😂😂😂😂😂
Driving manual is the ultimate anti-theft tool! 😂
Yes, when I worked at an insurance claims agency another adjuster had to pick up a car. One problem ---- it was manual! I was one of the few adjusters who could drive a manual.
In America*
@John Smith ass hat
John Smith did u just call him a dingleberry😂
@John Smith ass hat
Lmao he didn’t let that hamster car beat him even while he’s teaching. Gg
Mans said bruh hold up guys gotta take care of business real quick
Lol I wouldn’t have let him either got a mustang and hamster comes lol 😂 he has chosen death
Agreed
Lmao there is always time to race at a red light
"I told you not to try to embarrass me infront of my friends!"
9:07 so we gonna start driving in first gear.
See's a car passing him "racing instinc activated" ok we are in 4th gear.
Bruh if you watch you can see when he looks at the car with his mirror 😂😂😂😂
Yeah, they patched it in 2018,. Thanks for the 2019 version, I hope they don't patch this version, how will we shift when this is patched!!!!
That's actually funny
😂😂😂
hahahaa im dead xD
is automatic patched thinking of buying an automatic?
NoAustralianBias 😂😂😂😂
I just picked up my first manual and had to drive it home for 11 hours after only practicing on my buddies civic 4 times. Was pretty stressful haha
Same here! I live in California and have never driven a car. I am practicing stick in my friends car and it's so hard! I stalled so many times. Felt bad because I felt like I was damaging my friends car.
@@Lorenalopez00 lol I'm learning too , just got a new wrx and stalled in traffic a few times 😅 so embarrassing lol
I bought a manual Roush Edition Ecoboost Mustang after only watching several TH-cam videos on how to drive a manual. The dealership was over an hour away from my house. I went to the nearest quiet neighborhood, and practiced starting and stopping for about 90 minutes. After that, I figured I was as good as I was going to be that day, and yes, the ride home was very stressful. I only stalled once though.
Lol I’m about to do this I’m getting a manual Hellcat soon and I’ve only driven a manual a couple times and that was like 7-8yrs ago 😂 I’m nervous about the test drive more than anything
PiscesTV 🐬🐠 how did that go 💀
The rule of letting your foot off the clutch and letting the car just go doesn't apply to older cars. Older cars you'll have to give it some gas
Right broo
I have an 06 eclipse gt and when I learned I was told rev it to around 2k and then start letting the clutch out and if the rpm’s start to drop to much then give it more throttle
Greek Assassin I just got a 75 mustang and if I don't give it has it will die real quick
I can drive Manuel
Even new cars with smaller engines cant just go without giving it some gas
I'm glad someone is out there teaching people to drive manual
Ysidro Garza yeah but now young thieves will know how steal manual cars lol
Driving stick is no problem. It's all the hidden easter eggs like turn signals and how to use your mirrors that everyone seems to struggle with.
This guy teaches manual shift way easier than other tutorial videos. Can't wait to try this when I get my 2021 GT
ur gonna get a 2021 gt as ur first manual car rip
@@raymanseerattan2256what’s wrong with that
Get the gt yet?
@@Yote5.0nah he still waiting for it
Lmao when he blocks his mph 😂😂😂
oml u actually made a video on driving stick!! thank uu
Clash 12 saaammmee
I had a 71 z28 4spd. 75 442 auto. And now a 19 gt 6spd. Manuals are a blast when dealing with some major HP. 👍🏻
Always wonder if when people say they have a gt they mean a Ford gt 😂😂 those things are so cool
Why am I watching this , I already drive a manual car
i know right 😂😂😂
Seeing if I’m doing it right after 27 years
Lol was thinking the same thing
Weird flex but ok
I just like to watch people play with the shifter
Excellent point about how to completely release the clutch before applying any gas. When I learned to drive the theory was left foot comes up while the right foot goes down. This method is what trips a lot of new drivers up.
yesssss, this is literally my problem, i just got my first manual 3 days ago and they told me i had to do that and i kept stalling the car, i didnt know i could completely release the cl;utch
Literally me bro , i lift my foot up off the clutch way to fast, once i find that clutch to gas method ill he good
Not all manuals will start out rolling in first with no throttle. A car with lower power or torque more specifically will still stall like my dad's old '90 B2300i mazda.
Jrock 919 or 4 cylinder small 2 door truck. I literally stall if I don’t add throttle when releasing the clutch
@@JJ-di2oe yep been there done that it gets u if you not ready when the light turns green lol
I think that the point of that was to get to know where the pressure point is. You can start virtually any car rolling like that if you are very, very easy when engaging the clutch and letting it slip a bit. My '86 Escort GT could do it and that wasn't a big HP car.
@@johnandrus3901 yea I know that's what he was getting at but someone new to a manual might get on a hill by accident and stall out roll into someone just thought I'd give a little more into what he already said in his video and yes I agree the grab point of a clutch makes everything easier once u learn it
@@jrock9195 Very true about hills. It takes some practice not to roll back. The hill start assist seems to be a safety feature, but it can become a crutch. I can't see someone that is used to it trying to start on a hill in a car without it.
The first car I drove was a Kia Soul, a manual, I had some trouble driving it when I was a small teen, but then I got the hang of it. But unfortunately I can’t drive manuals at the moment due to the fact that I live in a big ass city. Watching this helps my muscle memory on how to properly drive a manual.
Bro you actually are a lifesaver you explain it 10x better than any video I’ve ever watched
Nice man . I drive my dad's truck when I was in Mexico but I thought I lost the skill . This feels like a refresher for me . Thanks a lot .
12:00 I like how he blur out the speed
He says 2019 like driving stick changes every year 💀
@@Felix-ry9pc still tho... there is no difference
He probably says that cause every year cars come out with more and more helpful features
Connor C but...driving stick is the same as it’s been for decades....
@@PH33R3D ik
Older cars? Like 88 VW GTI manual is different. Older cars are way fucking different buddy
I am self taught and want to buy a 20' civic sport hatchback 6 speed over the summer. Problem is I learned to "clutch out and give it gas" all at once, thinking I needed to match the engine speed to the road speed. Thanks to this I had a lot of very jerky 1st to 2nd to 3rd shifts. Downshifting on the other hand? No idea. Break assisting on the civic is nice because it will hold the car in place until you press the throttle. This video really helped me better understand what I was doing wrong during test drives
Great video bro, just wanted to mention that there are a lot of cars out there without enough low-end torque to begin rolling without giving it gas. Just wanted to throw that out there so you don’t wonder why his mustang rolls and your car stalled lol. Once again, great video man, you’re teaching a great skill! #savethemanuals
NightmareBeats you can do it with every car... atleast i can just practice
NightmareBeats play around with the clutch pedal and you can do it with any car
Props to this guy for making a very insightful video and blurring his speed lol. I see too many people basically arresting themselves by speeding on camera and posting it. Definitely worth a follow.
I wasn’t aware that driving a manual in 2019 was so different that in 2018. Incredible video title 11/10
I learned how to drive standard on my dad and stepmom's old Subaru Impreza. Loved driving that car once I knew how to drive it. They had that and a Subaru WRX which was fun to drive as well (that car was standard too). They sold both vehicles though and got automatics after that and I got my own car just a couple of months after the Impreza was sold which was an older Honda Civic. That car was automatic as well so I was stuck driving automatic for awhile. I made it my goal to get my own car that's a standard afterwards. I kept having dreams I was driving standard again. Lol. I truly missed driving one. I accomplished that goal last month and got myself a 2018 Honda Civic LX Coupe that's a 6 speed standard. I will never go back to driving an automatic if I can help it. I'm loving my new car and I'm loving driving standard again (and the dreams of me driving one are gone now, how ironic). I find it way more fun than driving an automatic. So happy I actually took the time to learn this and not give up on it. Gonna have my car for a long time.
Nice review. I learned to drive on a manual. My first Mustang was a manual. I still agree that manual is more fun than paddle shifters. However I now prefer automatic as most of my driving is stop and go or highway.
Lynda Hammel i know exactly how you feel bro, I have a 2000 mustang manual and my left leg is swole asf because of the traffic
A mustang gt is my dream car. Watching this definitely gives me a little more confidence in the learning process and makes me want a gt even more.
Very informative, although most 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder cars will require some throttle easing out the clutch from 1st gear as the engine is not so big. Also ideal shifting would be at 3000-3500 rpm. If the distance to stopping to a traffic light or stop sign is short , brakes no clutch then clutch in and neutral (optional) when you reach 1200-1500 rpm. If you have a long stopping distance and say your in 4th gear you can down shift to 3rd and optional to continue downshifting to 2nd (downshifting at 2000rpm) before waiting for 1200-1500rpm clutch in.
Qays Shashaa Even with a V8 it definitely makes getting going much more smooth with a little throttle. Takes too long without throttle as well in my opinion. Ideal shifting also depends on the car and how high the engine revs.
i got a 2018 STI as a graduation gift about a week ago, and i have never touched a manual car before, these videos really do help!!! much love bro❤️
I have a '19 gt manual as well a good tutorial would be how to use the line lock and launch control. I was completely in the dark on both of those couldn't find videos anywhere
Rush been here before you got the stang. Been thinking bout learning to drive stick. Never found any good videos till now. Remember me when you're famous
Yess!! I asked in the comments in one of your other videos for this! You're cool af Rush
I'm 40 years old and my first car was a manual. I've owned 3 manuals and I'd like to consider myself a very good driver. Anyways, I watched this video for the hell of it and I was very impressed. Just wanted to let you know you did a great job!
Btw, that red interior is sexy AF!
Long time viewer, first time popping in the comments. Thanks for the video, I just bought a 2019 GT PP1 and 401a similar to yours, with a manual (First manual car, had to have my dad drive it home for me haha) about 3 weeks ago. #SaveTheManuals, and thanks for the additional tips for the MT82!
Growing up I taught myself to drive a manual dump truck at work. Well many years later and after only driving bigger trucks I decided to buy a 2017 Mustang GT that's also manual. I was a tad nervous but it all came back to me after the first mile driving home from the dealer. My biggest issue was I never really learned how to properly downshift and always went to neutral cause I reallydidn'tknow better. Thanks for the tips I will keep practicing my downshifts till I'm a pro! 👍
9:12 that kia soul thought he was gonna beat a mustang gt for a moment there
I saw that 😂😂
In the UK, Manual is still pretty much King. We like having that extra little control in our driving!
I’ll never regret learning Manual instead of automatic only!
Better on gas to isn't fuel high as hell over there?
I’m 14 i love ford mustangs and hopefully one day I will be able to buy one
You will ✊🏼
@@marianasv3334 he dreams of u being his mother lover ;)
Traded in my Ecoboost for a stick-shift GT today. This video saved me!
Damn, another very 🔥🔥🔥 informative video. Like always bro, keep grinding and making great videos.
Hey dude thank you for this. I’ve been wanting to get the new 2019 Bullitt, but was discouraged because I can’t (yet) drive a manual. I currently drive the 2013 3.7 L (which I love), but if I can teach myself manual, then I’ll get the new Bullitt... You’re a nice guy, and your channel is always filled with great content. Thanks again 👍
Great video brother. U tell everything how to drive stick or manual car . I love it.
Ive always had this werid feeling that i knew how to drive stick even tho i never driven one. Just 2 weeks ago my friend let me drive his honda, it felt excalty how i imagined it would, I didn’t stall the first time only did about 5 times in a course of an hour and 30 minutes (practicing). Told me i did pretty good for my first time. I’m excited to learn more its a fun experience.
we should see you review a manual challenger to compare with your auto challenger that would be cool to see. I have the manual challenger and its so fun, plus completes the muscle car feel of rowing gears. lol I learned how to drive manual in a challenger and it doesn't even have rev match
love the sound of that engine in that mustang .
do you have to push in the clutch to change the blinker fluid?
Nope! Fortunately you can change your blinker fluid without having to push in the clutch. Very convenient.
Holliday it’s a new feature you can turn off 😂
Actually if you put in R (racing mode) on the highway it auto cleans out the fluid With some smoke pretty dope
Here we go with the blinker fluid again...
Lol
Most underrated you tuber, thank you my friend! You got my subscription without a question
Sadly don’t have a manual but I watched this anyways haha great tutorial!
Clorox Bleach same
Subscribers are climbing. Keep grinding homie.
Just don't grind any gears! ;D
Has this been patched for 2020?
Jeez I was driving stick as shown in the 2011 tutorial..
Thank God they fixed it up in 2019. I was really worried that Standard had been broken.
It also depends on the car. I used to have a late 80s Datsun 210 and whenever I placed the car into first and released my clutch if I didn’t give it a little gas at the same time it would stall. Not all cars will start moving smoothly without giving it gas.
Same with my 09 mustang gt. This dude would keep stalling my car if he drove it like that.
98% or everyone that's ever learned to drive a manual has succeeded. So ur n the 98%. Your so Talented.
I been waiting for this video for a while 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Thank you for the tutorial. My dad is looking for a car for me right now. I wanted a stick shift, I can't wait to learn how to drive stick. I got interested in stick shift ever since my freshmman year of
high school.
A 13 minute video on what i learned just by observing my dad. First time i just once stalled the car, Never Again!! And i was 10 years old😎
THIS IS THE BEST STICK-SHIFT MANUAL DRIVING TUTORIAL THAT I'VE EVER WATCHED. I REALLY LIKED THIS VIDEO A LOT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH @Rush
In the netherlands an automatic car is for people who can’t drive, so when you can you ride manual
Once you are rolling along, there is no need to push the clutch pedal all the way to the floor. It is a bit of wasted motion. Actually, it is only necessary when you start the car. Also, leave your car in neutral when stopped and keep your foot off of the clutch pedal. Never ride the clutch once you are in the top gear for what you are doing. Some here are saying that you can't ease out on a clutch in a low hp car without giving it some gas, but you can. My old '86 Escort GT could start moving that way. It is the easiest way to learn the pressure point of the clutch and is a good way to begin learning how to drive a stick. I taught a young female friend how to drive a stick in my '03 Cobra. It is a pretty heavy clutch, but she got the hang of it fairly quickly. My '12 V6 has the MT82 and the clutch is very light. I'm not a fan of the transmission, but the action is light and easy. My comments here are are basically for clutch newbies. Nice video.
You can watch all the videos on driving manuals but if you don’t practice you’ll never learn. After it will just become a muscle memory to drive it
Since my dad works till like 8 and it gets dark earlier now, this vid actually helped me, thanks dude!
*blurs out the speed* 😭😭😭
Ethan Atienza time stamp?
@@pr1m3r42 the mph
@@pr1m3r42 12:24
Yes who wants to incriminate themselves on youtube lol
Bro, you are literally the best Tutor for manual driving. Thank you very much, i learned in a day with you detailed video
I would drive a stick shift, but where I live and my work schedule i'm always in stop and go traffic, so my feet /legs would be getting a workout everytime i drive, so i dont drive one...
Once you are used to driving one, you can do it anywhere without thinking about it. I drive my '03 Cobra in Philly and NYC with no problem and it is a very heavy clutch.
Yeah your body doesn't even notice it after a bit, it gets conditioned to the movements
If you get like an 06 Corolla or something with a super loose feeling clutch, you won't even feel your legs flexing
If you have the money, get a brand new Toyota Corolla. The clutch is super light and and is as easy to push as the gas pedal. About 15 years ago, when I was learning to drive, I gave up on learning to drive manuals because they required too much physical effort. New cars have come a long way. That's why, if you can swing the cost, I recommend buying a brand new car if you want to learn to drive stick (that's what I recently did). Don't buy an old beater, you'll get frustrated and give up.
Till this day i hate driving stick in traffic 🤬🤬
I love driving manual daily . It’s very addicting to me.
You forgot reverse though Great Video more tutorials please!
thanks bro u got into detail like these other people don’t
who’s watching this knowing how to drive manual 😂
I learned the e brake on a hill method from driving truck, but then I learned to feather the clutch while on a hill and it works well.
I wish i had like a friend with a manual so i could get like a hands on experience cause they last longer but manuals do seem aggy and extra tho lowkey like i just wanna drive lmaoooo
I’m learning on a 2018 WRX performance package and it’s pretty hard car to learn on! Love the car but I still do not have the feeling of the clutch down. We live in a very hilly area so to practice hills all I have to do is literally drive out of my driveway and I’m on a very steep hill and practice.
11:33 This entire video was just a way for you to flex on us, wasn't it? ;)
It's very important to wiggle that shifter in neutral as much as you can while stopped, and as you do it, sing the "wiggle wiggle wiggle" song by Jason Derulo in your head. Sometimes it's critical to grab the shifter in an 'air bender' type way while shifting gears as if you are about to karate chop someone to feeeEEEeeel the shift as smoothly as possibru.
Why does the title say “in 2019” as if it changes every year😂
im getting a manual car so ive watched around 50 videos of how to drive manual, and none of them helped but this was perfect im being so serious
It’s good to note that if your clutch is worn don’t just let the clutch out with no gas you will stall lol 😂
actually there's less risk of stalling the more worn the clutch is
Had to come say thanks for the help, I was strugglin heavy wit takin off from 1st but after watchin this vid 10 times I was successful wit gettin it down
You were giving me anxiety driving so damn fast💀😩
Great video! I'm 44 years old and I have ever owned an automatic transmission car. Manual is the way to go!
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@@Electruver Wow... How original.
they patched this as of july 29, can you find a new glitch ? really looking for a new one but cant find one as of yet
He had a lot of good points about driving manual
Love tutorials like this! Should do more. Keep it up
I'm so happy I found this video I just got a 99 mustang gt and it's been years since I've driven Manuel this helped a lot!!!
Good tutorial rush 🔥 thanks for another video! Plan on gettting one of these soon
Releasing the clutch to begin driving in first gear depends on how much horsepower your car has btw. The mustang has no issue but some will need some gas.
I’m skipping the test drive when I buy one so I don’t embarrass myself 😭 Ima be stalling like a mf
HAHAHAH I told myself this. I was thinking of having a friend driving it home for me and teaching me the next day in a parking lot because I don’t wanna be stalling the whole drive home in a brand new car
@@SEVENTEN97 Broo this is me. Thinking of taking my dad with me lmao
Don't you guys have to take a test in a manual to be allowed to drive manual?
@@smithers4420 have to? Not in the US. We usually learn on automatics here & continue to drive them. Manuals are options. I know they still have a heavy presence outside of the US
I will never ever drive a manny but i still watched ❤️
Thank you for deliver on multiple of us request for this type of video 👍🏾🔥
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel 👊
Can you please upload an updated version for 2020? I can’t drive my car anymore because I was so used to using the 2019 method :(
Nice I just bought a 2017 GT with 8,890 Miles in her.. Someone Must have not drove her or liked shifting. But lucky me. I will be picking her up next week..
so can you just go from 4th to neutral when coming to a stop sign/light? instead if shifting all the way back down to 1st
Correct
New to the channel. Thinking about getting a manual mustang. I was very scared at first because I’ve never even been in a manual car but after watching a couple of your videos I feel much more comfortable. Definitely got a sub and like from me. Can’t wait for some more videos
Cameron closs I’ve had a few manuals. The mustang is definitely the most comfortable and forgiving. I highly recommend it and it will take you no time to adjust to the mustang.
“Remove the clutch slowly” removes it almost quickly 🤷♂️
Levi Umoze because he knows where the engagement point is
The boy got some cream classics on! I rock w/ it! OG kicks right there.
I've never drove a stick in a car but I drive a 10 speed in my truck every day
I wish I knew if the skills actually translate. I mean should be similar other than floating
well then you have never driven a proper car..
Man I do love that Mustang! What a beautiful piece of American machinery! 🇺🇸 great tutorial too bro
I want a mustang now
Thanks rush. i just bought my first car and i was confident because of your tutorial, awesome work man. Keep motivating.🖖🏼
First time driving stick tomorrow.
Malachi Screen good luck remember be patient you won’t get it on the first day been driving manual for almost one year now and I’m 16
@@Rebugz my gf who never drove any car at all got it in 10 mins
It’s easy my first hour I had it down just know when to shift and let the clutch go