BeamNG Drifting AUTOMATIC CAR gone well... 

devs knew it was the most iconic vehicle what can i say

@Plovu grab a 4wd variant or just a rwd variant

I came here to make this comment. He makes it look so easy, smooth, and effortless. My TM TX performs nothing like in this video. It seems like the tiniest inputs are spinning me out and the ffb is lagging so I cant get a good feel for the car. Also I cant figure out how to get the wheel to flick and move so smoothly. It's either I have to throw the countersteer myself like its a logitech or the wheel is going nuts and its uncontrollable.

nice, what gen 7 was that? E38?

@@TheBimmerMan It was actually a 1989 Volvo 740!

Very strange, It kinda breaks your muscle memory lol

@@mentlegen8187 For real

impossible

@@poops59 it's possible you just need to carry speed and weight transfer, you can even drift a basic fwd hatch with the right techniques.

Probably welded diff and maybe stage 1 block. That is what I run when I drift

Yeah it’s something like that, he mounted it on his thrustmaster base.

@@magical5181 ye ik.. I have custom wheel to... I was just asking whats the name of his

go to camera options or click number keys and find out

T300

@@andreysilva1224 I mean the custom wheel he put on the Thrustmaster

seen a dude on hoonigan who drifted an automatic. I don't really get how it works though, like won't it just upshift when revs get too high?!

Yeah you can

@@zwenkwiel816 he might have an auto that has "manual mode" which normally most automatics have they'll have a 1st gear and a 2ed gear sometimes more like 3 gears

@@lucid523 yeah I drive one of those for work, I can just move the stick over to get like a sequential, guess the guy in the hoonigan video used something like that. but in this video he just keeps it in Drive the whole time and BeamNg is supposed to simulate stuff like transmissions pretty accurately right? (or is it "D" for "Drift mode" ? XD)