Its a Automatic..He should drive with Manual..Everybody can look good with automatic Car

@@Lesane11 ?

@@Lesane11 Its knowing what to do on the road though. Doesnt matter if he is in an Automatic or not. Its knowing how to drive on the road safely and knowing what to do in certain situations.

​@@Nebulaaa__cope.

@@TheStoicBrowser Whats your problem?

really?? he didn't even mention it

@@stellasarsonihe did pay attention

uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh NOO WAYYYY shut up

@@stellasarsoninot even once

@@TranslatePleasebro its cause he races in the nurburgring sometimes so he good good

Awesome! I’m currently at 13 hours and still feel a bit clueless so shout out to you!

@@deez8736 thank you! I was lucky I had the chance to practice in my own car as well outside of lessons which really helped. Good luck for your driving journey though learning to drive was honestly the best thing I did this year I love the freedom I now have!

🎉I think I've had about 20 hours of driving lessons and I've bought my own car now so considering stopping the driving lessons as my instructor basically just says keep up with your mirrors. At the cost of £36 an hour😂

That's exactly what I said too 😄

100%, and he could've shifted up manually as well which he only did once.

Or just used the paddle shifters to shift himself

Couldn't he have used the pedal shifters to manually change the gears himself?

It was annoying. It’s so loud when cars just crawling.

its loud tho

@@chrism869 It's loud as is to be expected with a lightweight supercar. But not too loud to the point of being unbearable. In fact, the 720S is actually one of the smoothest and quietest supercars on the road. McLaren did an awesome job with the suspension and the engine drone.

I think it sounded horrible for a supercar

Yianny did one!

​@@kdawg3203who's that?

@@boom5732 He's famous in the UK for dealing with cars and the carwow channel, if you don't know him, then you live under a rock..

👏🏽 brilliant 🤩

nah way to nice of a car to be driving that slow

@@gamingcentre6409 fr 😂😂

He would have to change cars for that kind of driving. Maybe drive an Audi A3 or something. A McLaren 720S is not very good at these low speed town driving trips.

wrong, i took my test in NI a year and a half ago and didn't get any minors or serious faults for crossing my hands, and my instructor never criticised me for doing it.

​@@SeanWithaFada The examiner is really supposed to mark you down for that, I sat the taxi test in 2019 and deliberately crossed hands twice during reverse to the left just to see would he mark me and low and behold I had two minors at the end of the test for steering control I did the basic car test in 2008 and was told repeatedly that examiners are serious about steering and observation particularly when doing any manoeuvres but also when driving normally

Crossing your hands is much more efficient, and you can steer much more quickly, the whole feeding the wheel sham is a pile of shit

@Jake-ie6bi I agree. They always say it's because you'll get a serious hand injury from the airbag in the event of a crash.

@@Jake-ie6bi I used push-pull because I thought it was the most correct/safest/best steering method. That is until I got a driving job and had to perform a million 3-point-turns and actually be fast.

if you're in lane 2/3/4 and regularly overtaking other vehicles, it's fine to be there. if you're not overtaking anything in the lane to your left, then you should move left.

Yeah I want her as my bestie but I won't drive her around lol I'm

but they do pay all that, and the result often is worse than mass produced economy cars. hand-built cars almost always have flaws in varying sizes. (obviously in this case the door was open, it wasn't a panel gap.)

@@SeanWithaFada Thank you for the explanation. The world is full of surprises!

I mean some of the most expensive cars to exist are hand built classic cars that every car enthusiast with a fortune and a half all want

I think it was on the uphill road 😅

it was most likely in sport or track mode, which holds on to gears longer compared to normal mode.

"#1 it costs the price of a house! Why?" lots of reasons. it costs the price of many, many houses to develop and build. it uses materials that are of a much higher quality than a typical car. its performance is much greater than that of a typical car. it's much more rare than any typical car. it comes from a manufacturer that has racing pedigree. "2 it sound terrible and i was surprised how it laboured through those gears changes" well yeah it's not going to sound great droning along at 20mph in 1st gear at 4000rpm. it would sound much better when accelerating properly. the reason it was labouring through gears is because the driver had it in sport or track mode which holds on to the gears for much longer, if it was in normal mode it would change up much earlier." "#3 why would you put that much fuel into a car even if money was irrelevant its like 5 mpg, i drove a Bentley continental that did 25 mpg and that was 3 ton!" the driver was wrong about the fuel economy, this is a mclaren 720s and it supposedly gets 23mpg.

If you can afford both would you have an expensive car And house?

@@iwanttowatchyoutubenow house yes car not really it does nothing for me.

@@SeanWithaFada I know what you're saying but the build quality on a McLaren is awful the body panels regularly fit badly and I've even seen new ones delivered with rusty parts. Not worth it.