The first time a drive a LHD car was a 5 series BMW. I kept on trying to change gear with the windows winder - not that tells you how long ago that was.
Not really any different to changing gear with the right hand and steering with the left!!! Not sure I get your point?
I've driven right and left hand drive cars and yes it's a bit odd for the first few gear changes but then just begins to feel normal after that.
Not really any different to changing gear with the right hand and steering with the left!!! Not sure I get your point?
I've driven right and left hand drive cars and yes it's a bit odd for the first few gear changes but then just begins to feel normal after that.
All this nonsense about having to use a clutch pedal and how difficult it is makes me laugh. Surely following that bizarre logic those suggesting that will be looking for automatic brake pedals and oooh having to press an accelerator really spoils my driving enjoyment ! ;-)
Google car? If they can sort the legislation out I reckon within 20 years you'll be able to buy a FULLY automatic car
ACC!
It came to my mind that you Brits have to change gear with the left hand while steering with the right, well that is a tricky thing to excel in, I can understand if you guys go for a automatic gear box. Must also be hard to write letter for the majority if you have the nav-pack..
I didn't realise my OP would cause such emotions!
The gear thing is easy, that's how we learn to drive after all.
Are Audi offering a "retro" starter handle as an option yet? I just hate having to turn a key in the morning when I could get some exercise throwing the engine over by hand