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Automatic transmission is so easy to drive smoothly lol. Try it on a manual transmission.

I think your videos are so great! You deserve more views! I got my license a couple months ago but I don’t know why I wasn’t improving or how to improve my driving. After watching your videos I learned so much!!! Thank you!! I can definitely see an improvement in my driving now!

Hard to stay at cruising lane in my area as it is normally taken by Big Trucks

okay, the turning is hard with manual, cant keep both hand on the steering wheel, im doing like one hand turning where i just turn the wheel with one hand. But smooth driving is easierwith manuals cause u can use the engine brake

I really need more practice on breaking for sure. How far out should I start pressing on my break pedal to ensure a smooth break? Sometime I achieve but most of the time I can't.

Well, my passengers fell asleep so i think that’s means something 😂

Learned that I already do all these things.

I drive like wheres981 and I think you’re wrong

smooth driving and brother is driving an automatic 😂

My issue is driving alone

It looks so new

haha a kei truck 12:26

What camera do you use? I like it.

great video

This is how I drive and I even done left foot braking to make driving more fun lol

Wait a minute, so you mean I can be a slow driver but still be fast? Because I’m so smooth?!

Begins okay with two hands on the wheel. But at 0:30 you grip the inside... and that just doesn't match with good driving.

Some of this is laughable. Why are you slowing down to a crawl on a highway on-ramp just to accelarate again? And then you still had to slow down for the Jeep after your accelaration. That's not good driving bro! Just follow the flow of traffic and you'll not aggravate the cars behind you. You preach driving smooth but that's nothing smooth. Use your head, follow the flow of traffic and accelerate to change lanes when you can and it's safe to do so.

Yep. I have driven the highways in Europe. Driving is organized, there is a pattern akin to riding escalators… cruise (stand) on the right, movers on the left. This European driving culture is a great way to build confidence.

I ❤ this video. It’s unique and thoughtful. You’re onto something.

Even the illumination on your speedometer and odometer blinks smoothly, and car do you drive?

A very good quality video, thought you had 100k+ followers. Man, keep it up👍👍👍

Man one of my fear is slowing down for turns that the rear car might hit me

What's the speed limit on the highway?

Nice car, we had a black one, same year, same engine. It was great until I was involved in a wreck. But the replacement is a 2012 Jetta Sportwagen SE. Being the same year, same engine and same trim level as the Jetta we had, surprisingly, the wagon has a softer interior, smaller front console, more options in the center display stack and a better stereo. It is very weird being so different, yet so similar. We loved our Jetta and now we love our SportWagen. And yeah, it hauls a$$ too.

Nice work, savvy

You made an excellent purchase; it's truly an original part. It should work very well. I installed here in italy on a 2012 Polo five years ago, and it's still working perfectly. Just make sure to choose high-quality cables for the phone connection, and other than that, everything is great!

what camera are you using and are you color grading?

Normalize caring about other lives

i love your videos! keep 'em coming

Very helpful. Though in our country we drive at righthand

i live in germany and about 1.5 years ago when was practicing driving with my driving teacher its an obligation to spend at least 3 hours on the autobahn (german highway). in diving school i was a very bad driver and got absolutely traumatized by highway speeds because it was just so much to process for me at the same time and merging lanes in germany are very short. however, even after i passed my test i still continued to irrationally carry that fear with me until about bit over half a year later or so i intentionally forced myself to go on the highway one day to gain confidence and it actually was kinda fun since i improved my driving by quite a lot since getting out of driving school. as of today, ive spent much more time on highways including many long-distance trips and actually managed to safely and responsibly hit speeds exceeding 225kph (140mph) so thank you for this video, my past-me could acutally kinda relate to your sister in that sense😅

Got a 2017 Jetta for 8000 which is 119K miles (SE version ). We had to change the breaks but when the car is maintained well, it was a good deal. Unfortunately, all the Japanese cars were overpriced.

Is this from the Noname brand?

This is also my first car and i still have it. 2011 2.5 bought at 83k miles for 9200.. i have done some mods to it like coilovers, wheels, muffer delete, etc. Its not perfect because of its age but it is pretty reliable and sounds pretty damn good

i bought mine back on 2019 for my vw polo 2010 tsi, it was the best investment / quality update i did for the car. It works flowless since then.

Great video. More people need to realize the importance of cruising on the right-lane and stop hogging the left lanes. 1). When driving around Bay Area (in California), I prefer to cruise on lane #2 since I've noticed lane #1 usually becomes "exit only" or has several cars trying to merge into it during high traffic hours. This makes lane #1 stressful to cruise in compared to lane #2. 1a). We can tell when a lane is becoming exit only by observing the gap between the white paints and the length of the white paint on the road. If the gap is large and the white paint blocks are long: it is a normal lane on the highway. If the gap between the white paint, and the length of each paint block becomes shorter: that lane is going to become exit-only. So if you don't wish to take that exit, make sure you are on the left of the smaller white blocks. 2). When talking about passing (especially at 9:19 in your video), after passing a vehicle I start moving back into their lane ONLY after I can see both their headlights in my side mirror. Seeing both headlights is evidence that they are usually far enough behind me that I won't be cutting them off when I move back into their lane. 3). Always do the shoulder check when changing lanes and merging. Side mirrors will not show you someone if they are in your blindspot. And please indicate long enough before changing lanes (say, 3 seconds). 3a). If you are in someone's blindspot, try to move away from it by either passing them or slowing down enough to move into their side mirror. Else, pay extra attention to them as they might decide to change lanes into your lane and cut you off.

Thank you this helps a lot !

Hey man, the 2013 jetta owner here. I got the same radio plus a wireless carplay adapter so I just keep my phone in my pockets. You can also get usb and usb-c ports near your shift knob, also plug and play. And finally my most recent acquisition is the automatic euroswitch. Man my jetta is like a modern car inside with an old exterior. Also I recently found out theres fully digital cluster. But its pricey. About 500 bucks

Yessir, I put RCD 330 with wireless CarPlay (moded so the USB comes out in the accessories area) + back up camera in my Mk 5 Jetta Wolfsburg and I like it a lot.

CarPlay is a game changer 🤩

a 2.5? yeah. They are the best for a first car.

is this facts chat edit: nvm u got the 2012 2.5l its def fax chat, this indeed might be the goat jetta

Congrats and welcome to the club

Awesome

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Nice. Is it a turbo model?

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Volkswagens 2.5 motor is pretty much bulletproof. While VW has had some not so great vehicles they are not a bad car company in terms of reliability like many people claim. A lot of it comes down to the owners. As long as you keep up on maintenance, a VW like this can be a fantastic car and should give you no issues.

Bigg mistake belive me😂😂