Imagine driving an automatic and claiming to be a thinker. Am I right, fellow boomers?
Here's a thought: do electric cars count as automatic or the most manual cars possible? On the one hand, there's no clutch or stick shift, but on the other hand, if you want to change gears, you have to disassemble the transmission and change out the gears.
Or you buy one of these.
Paddle shifters behind the Genesis GV60's steering wheel – previously used only for controlling the electric motors' regenerative braking – allow drivers to change imaginery 'gears' (most electric motors have only one gear).
Each simulated gear change is accompanied by a small jolt in the power delivered by the electric motors, and a change in the computer-generated sound the car produces.
Idk, a lot of electric cars are two-speed automatics these days.
Jokes on you, car in front is really a large truck sporting a large ramp and I'm about to do a cool stunt jump and finally get my achievement for all the jumps.
Imagine not even being able to accelerate when you want to.
When when
I speed up.
Unrelated, can someone drive me to work tomorrow?Sure, but we'll have to take the bus.
If ur smol enuf I'll take you on my moped. I'll probably have to pedal up the hills.
Everyone thinks they choose when to turn, but they didn't pave the roads.
European freethinkers hitting the clutch.
That's the brake pedal.
Yes that's the joke
Isn't that a break pedal? Mb a clutch if the car's manual.
