On 11/2/2019 at 6:46 PM, Myran said:

The car was obviously not in D when he got out, or it would have started moving immediately when he got out.

Depends on engine idle speed since the clutch mechanism is a fluid coupling.

always be nice to your car and it will be nice to you.

On 11/3/2019 at 10:18 AM, thaiguzzi said:

Being an old school biker, i have never trusted cars.....

 

Especially automatics.

 

Unless you live in a city and spend hours in traffic jams , can't see the attraction of automatics unless you are very short or something wrong with your legs.

7 minutes ago, Denim said:

 

Especially automatics.

 

Unless you live in a city and spend hours in traffic jams , can't see the attraction of automatics unless you are very short or something wrong with your legs.

But if you live in London 500 metres from your child's school you must have a 3 litre (minimum) 4WD all fully automatic 8 speed 7 seat prestige SUV to make sure he/she gets there safely.

Don'tcha know.

Just another case of break failure ????

47 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Just another case of break failure ????

Brain breaking ????

????????

1 hour ago, overherebc said:

Brain breaking ????

????????

Should have been brake, bloody auto-correct, but brain break fits OK. 

1 hour ago, Artisi said:

Should have been brake, bloody auto-correct, but brain break fits OK. 

My problem is big fimgets amd snall thimbs

On 11/5/2019 at 9:34 AM, Denim said:

 

Especially automatics.

 

Unless you live in a city and spend hours in traffic jams , can't see the attraction of automatics unless you are very short or something wrong with your legs.

thet are easier to drive in the ** it traffic in thailand...

On 11/2/2019 at 7:07 PM, NanLaew said:

Huh? It's a bloody automatic. There's only 2 gears, Drive and Reverse!

 

Sheeesh....

your wrong it obvious you know NOTHING about cars

58 minutes ago, essox essox said:

thet are easier to drive in the ** it traffic in thailand...

And this traffic, is it found mostly in the cities or rural areas.

 

As I said , if you have chosen to live and work in a city an automatic makes some sense. But a bulk of Thailand's population lives in rural areas where there are very few traffic jams and an automatic is not necessary.