How To Drive an Automatic Car Step by Step, Tips, Tricks & POV | Veluxity

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Learn how to drive an automatic car step by step with Veluxity in this tutorial. Driving an automatic car is easy for beginners by applying the right techniques. The automatic transmission differs from the manual transmission because there is no clutch or stick shift present. By simply applying the brake you can use the automatic gear selector to put the car in drive. By the end of this tutorial we’re confident you’ll find automatic car driving that much easier.
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@mtumnene 7 лет назад

No hand brake???

@idaremyself9679 7 лет назад

thank u... easiest driving tutorial i have ever come across today... :)

@yahiyashaikh9146 7 лет назад

thanks nice information..

@stephanienikolaou5399 7 лет назад

Just got my permit and I must say I've been searching non stop of videos for how to drive a car and this video sure did help me a bit I've always been afraid of a fear I've had inside me since I was a little girl of getting behind a wheel I've gotten over that fear. Went for my permit passed and now it's time to drive this vendors is 100% perfect thank you

@seraphiccandy21 7 лет назад

how do you pass without driving lessons??? Most people I know need at least 45 hours worth of driving lessons?

@184rama 7 лет назад

seraphiccandy21 Said passed her permit, most places have you just take a written test

@seraphiccandy21 7 лет назад

Yeah I know...for the theory part right? But you need to take lessons for the practical part...

@ninjakat8922 7 лет назад

only written test for a permit and then you can get in a car and drive around because you are a "learner"? I guess that's the reason the US has so many bad drivers...

@cassie9629 7 лет назад

seraphiccandy21 Usually your parents/guardians teach you to drive instead of lessons.

@razarz9363 7 лет назад

that I wanted to know Thank you 😘. very clear explanation 👍 tone of your voice very good! simple and v great 😃.calm attitude nice to hear.

@coizen 6 лет назад

Changing gears in manual mode... do u release ur foot on the accelator or just let it roll

@narcisnicolau1193 7 лет назад

you forgot to set the parking brake before shifting to parking position, that is very important when the transmission is automatic.

@godlucktesha2676 7 лет назад

how can you set parking break

@TheLittlecookiestar 7 лет назад

the brake behind the thing that switches from drive to park etc, you pull it up so the car doesn't move when you're parking :)

@godlucktesha2676 7 лет назад

K ie that if you want to park yuo pull it ? Or you set it neutral first

@godlucktesha2676 7 лет назад

and gear it change it self automatic at any speed?, if is yes how it realize that here is mountain & there is a slope

@TheLittlecookiestar 7 лет назад

you put your car on park, then pull it up, it just prevents the car from moving. any automatic car already knows how to change speeds by itself no matter where you are! so don't worry!

@raghadaljohani6838 6 лет назад

Thank you

@binkybarnes8211 5 лет назад

When you start the car and place the gear to drive the car will slowly drive automatically if you dont press the brake pedal?

@humigaming4021 6 лет назад

Was helpful

@alhmodu 7 лет назад

Very interesting

@excellent88 7 лет назад

GREAT TUTORIAL! but what's next to 3:11? how to switch to slowing down to stop?

@filiplahoda248 7 лет назад

How about the small details like the gear "S". I know that it is basic, but I only know cars with a manual transmission.

@danton8302 7 лет назад

the next step is to aim at all pedestrians (this tip always goes to all first time mustang drivers)

@Phoenixx-vy7ln 7 лет назад

dan clements lmao

@incognito3223 5 лет назад

Anti-Normal Disestablishment 😂😂😂

@incognito3223 5 лет назад

No handbrake?

@novadriving918 6 лет назад

Great teaching tool. An observation one of my students pointed out was that you never mentioned putting your seat belt. I believe that you were wearing it during the shooting of the video & it seems like a moot point if one is going to drive. Just thought I'd point that out to you. Thanks again Verity.

@iloveu2827 2 года назад

My auntie was trying to teach me god daymm she got mad of my stupidness, thank u I learned

@PranksRanker 7 лет назад

nice video

@dooovde 7 лет назад

Is it possible to drive an automatic so the gears don't shift low and the engine revs like crazy? Is that something you get to know after driving an automatic for a while? It's kinda annoying when it revs like mad when I just want to go a little faster. It sounds like dropping down to second going 40mph. I much prefer the control of a manual tbh.

@freemindas 3 года назад

hand brake ????

@chintanvyas868 7 лет назад

Please explain more clearly about 9 and 3 angles.

@seraphiccandy21 7 лет назад

wow, I'm learning stick right now and this seems so much easier...

@ardarctica 7 лет назад

Trust me my friend, manual is much more easier than automatic

@ezeo.7315 6 лет назад

Arda Ay are yo sure about that?

@mrk3815 5 лет назад

Arda Ay how this is like driving a toy

@championredsox4225 7 лет назад

why is there alot of hate on automatics?

@ady-bdavid1173 7 лет назад

I'm a manual driver... I've only ever driven an automatic once and the experience was shitty... I find that the brakes on auto cars are quite sensitive and wen getting in and out of tricky spots its alot harder to control the speed you moving... Does any one have any suggestions as I am looking at getting a automatic transmission vehicle in the near future

@larrybarruga2564 6 лет назад

something's missing. there was no hand brake applied before he put to D. upon reaching the red light, move the stick to N. staying on D means consuming more gas.

@ChillyNuts4u 5 лет назад

Cars use 0.3 gallons per hour whilst idled at lights whilst in drive. You may be at lights for 30 seconds so thats 0.00025 gallons during that stop time. You'd rather wear and tear your gearbox over that tiny amouny?

@ZulfiqarAli-kh2og Год назад

My question is when to operate the hand brake. Be comfortable, foot on the brake, start the engine, gear lever in D, depress the hand brake and drive. When Parking. complete stop the car, foot on the brake, shift gear to P, pull the hand brake, switch off. Am I correct

@MrPeeeetaa 7 лет назад

I love all cars it's a shame this car even came with the option of automatic transmission

@TheUnendingJourney 7 лет назад

It's a bigger shame that 96.1% of new cars are automatic.

@ezeo.7315 6 лет назад

So.......like what you. I like what I like ...Automatic it’s just a transmission.

@tanvirsingh5506 5 лет назад

Peter Chavez it’s a base mustang for people that wanna look like car guys most of them don’t even know the difference between each trim level

@quanbrooklynkid7776 5 лет назад

@@tanvirsingh5506 why u mad 😂😂

@charlesroblox9321 6 лет назад

are you using two feet or one feet

@babyw507 5 лет назад

CharlesRoblox DAMN DUMBBBBBB

@kistole28 7 лет назад

so very helpful thank you

@gojosatoru8280 7 лет назад

when you were parking was your foot on the brake pedal? why?

@ninjakat8922 7 лет назад

Supreme you know... for stopping and not hitting the concrete wall of the parking lot?

@gojosatoru8280 7 лет назад

if i knew then i wouldn't ask

@ninjakat8922 7 лет назад

I agree if it's something worth mentioning, but you just asked why someone is pressing the brake pedal.. Like, dude...

@mangalsalve6758 7 лет назад

plzzz aap hindi me ya mrathi me btaiye India Mumbai

@Lanpenn 8 лет назад

Now there's sense to make a American version of that video with the title "How To Drive an Manual Car Step by Step, Tips, Tricks & POV".

@TheKokain78 5 лет назад

4 minutes about driving automatic, almost half about mirrors

@TheRealBrendon 6 лет назад

That's the exact same car I'm getting LOL

@firoz554 7 лет назад

i was taught to hold the wheel in 10 : 10 position

@ChillyNuts4u 5 лет назад

Wait a minute

@stevebrownrocks6376 6 лет назад

Wow. 😳 This video seems like something that kids used to learn at age 15...

@floyddevera3625 7 лет назад

I don't know the reason why there are tutorials how to drive an automatic car. I think there is no need for it. It is as easy as driving a bumper car in the amusement part. LOL

@rickdoherty2873 7 лет назад

LOLllllllllllol this vid should be specially directed towards the populace of the U.K. as they have a major prevalence of standard-trans there

@firoz554 7 лет назад

👍 special thumbs up for that silver thing...

@lordz12100 8 лет назад

Lmaoo 😂😂 dying

@Supergoku5000goku500 7 лет назад

so stay one car length away I know there something else missing

@Disasterpiece5150 7 лет назад

Lol

@doivnjoijf814 7 лет назад

"96.1% of vehicles manufactured are automatic" You mean only in America... Right? -Over here, in the UK. We have manuals everwhere-

@HyakuJuu01300 7 лет назад

Yeah, it must be only in US. Becasue in where I live, auto cars are very, VERY rare.

@quanbrooklynkid7776 5 лет назад

yup... now get off this video

@abnervazquez3783 7 лет назад

WHAT ARE THOSEEEEEE?????

@cashed-out2192 7 лет назад

Looks like a manual transmission is easier

@ninjakat8922 7 лет назад

Pansy Blackwell though the same too :P too many things to remember in an automatic

@ezeo.7315 6 лет назад

This guy makes it complicated...it’s not that hard...but hey it’s your preference.

@saba2926 6 лет назад

👽 👽

@claudiapurple 7 лет назад

you forgot to mention blinkers

@etielaga 7 лет назад

i find it funny how he starts with proper seat position but doest have a proper seat position at all

@Sartheris 4 года назад

distance 1 car away for every 10mph??? Why the f you americans havre to overcomplicate everything? The rule is to have 2 seconds distance AT LEAST from the front car at all times, because stopping fully usually takes around 2 seconds..