5 Car Enthusiast Lies

As car enthusiasts we are a passionate group. Sometimes our passions get misplaced and there are 5 common misconceptions I hear repeated frequently both online and in person. Here I'm setting the record straight. Do you agree with me? Leave your comments down below.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Height Importance for Small Vehicle Fit
01:34 Infeasibility of Driving Manual in Traffic
03:41 Need for High Power to Have Fun Driving
05:13 Power as the Main Determinant of Lap Times
07:48 All Electric Steering is Bad

[@jubbalandcars]

Forgot to mention, I was driving a Honda S660 Modulo X in Tokyo in this video! And for the watch nerds, Grand Seiko "Shunbun" SGBA443

[@massimilianozeni1848]

how you liked the S660? I own an S2000 in Italy and a Honda S660 with the HKS turbo and a custom map good for around 120hp in Hong Kong where I live. With the HKS turbo kit and coilover the car is fantastic to drive on a togue. There is a cheap kit (80 dollars or so) to lower the seat 2 cm and I'm also 6foot+ with long legs. I fit without touching the targa frame now but even if the car is super small given my body type the steering wheel is way too far with the seat all the way back so I'm thinking to install an aftermarket wheel but I'm afraid to lose the airbag in this tiny little car!I see we also have similar taste in watches!

[@user-zl6fu9sq6r]

nice phone holder btw

[@jubbalandcars]

😂

[@koz7102]

yo this dude educated the whole medical industry through youtube as thoroughly as it could've been done, now he's reshaping car enthusiast-scene and gives lessons about appropriate values about car-enthusiasm?! And he's out there inspiring people. I've been following him for like 4 years and he's like Kanye West of yt lol

[@jubbalandcars]

❤️

[@FlatsixSTM]

What do you mean by “educated the whole medical industry”?

[@myairspace121]

@@FlatsixSTM lookup "Med School Insiders"

[@dougiefresh3075]

I hear you on the “you can’t daily drive an [insert vehicle]” crowd. I rode a GSX-R600 every single day for three years. Did I get wet sometimes, sure; did I have to make sure all my groceries fit into my book bag, yes; was it awesome and I had the most fun of any vehicle I owned, 100%. People who say you can’t do certain things with certain vehicles are either lazy or jealous 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@jubbalandcars]

That’s impressive!

[@amrocko]

Too true on the myth about a stick shift in traffic. The trade off is totally worth it to those of us who drive for fun. I commuted in a Forester turbo manual from Orange County to downtown LA for years. Loved that car and never for a second would’ve traded it for an automatic.

[@salimrandall]

LOL @ your girl calling you "Thickums" (no diddy)

[@ochayethegnu2915]

Nobody in any country apart from the US would consider driving a manual in traffic “unfeasible”. Bizarre.

[@tommynobaka]

The EP3 EPS is actually really great. Tangible feedback while being electronic, especially on good suspension. As a person, I am more sensitive than the average person, but I kid you not I can feel small textures in my hands with that EPS like driving over a dime or something lol. The weight is surprisingly hefty for a light car but I think that's due to the engine being over the drive axles. Like many things in life, I think it depends on use case and scenario. I know tons of dudes with EPS's on modern cars and change out steering rack bushings and other components that transforms the feedback. Then there are hydraulic steering that's complete ass lol

[@jubbalandcars]

Hopefully I can test an EP3 soon!

[@tonymcflattie2450]

Why is auto blipper mandatory for manual tran nie

[@winstonmiu]

You seem acclimated to the turn signals and wipers being on opposite sides!

[@jubbalandcars]

Took a minute 😅

[@djsnoopmike]

It took me until this comment to realize he's on the "wrong" side of the car and on the "wrong" side of the road

[@NinoInTheComments]

I’m gonna be SOOO honest with you on the first point… 1. Personally I agree with you 1,000,000% however, in order for someone to agree with us they need to be very attuned to driving a manual which already makes us a severe minority

[@dino_will_win]

Most of the cars in developing nations, such as India, are manual. If you complain about traffic in NYC, you should try a big city in a populated developing nation during peak hours. 🤣Also, couldn't agree more about horsepower. Where the hell am I going to use 800000 hp? I would rather rev each shift to the limiter in a 50 hp car!

[@jubbalandcars]

I was just in Delhi in January. Wild horrific traffic

[@dino_will_win]

@@jubbalandcars 🤣 driving rules! what rules? Off topic, it would be great if you could make a video of an game plan, mistakes made, etc for someone who would want to get into racing. For instance, I would have never thought about doing autocross, before going on the track, to get a better understanding of driving physics

[@ochayethegnu2915]

Most cars everywhere apart from the US.

[@dino_will_win]

@@ochayethegnu2915 Canada is also a dumpster fire when it comes to manuals.

[@trigganometry168]

I actually got a cramp on my left calf when stuck in 3 hour LA traffic and had to pull over. 😂 Why didn’t you rent a NSX or a S2000?

[@jubbalandcars]

Why would I rent a car I have driven multiple times in the US. Go to Japan, drive something you can only drive there

[@trigganometry168]

@@jubbalandcars. Ok fair. How about a NSX-R?