Hearted Youtube comments on Tedward (@TedwardDrives) channel.

  1. Holy snaps. My 18 year old wants to take over my 2006 Evo and said he learned how to drive stick from youtube. I handed him the keys, and turns out he was not lying. He showed me the video he watched here, and I wanted to say that you did great with this video! Well done.
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  2. anyone else think driving in blizzards is Incredibly therapeutic? it's just you, your car, and trying not to die
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  3. Tedward is like the dad we wish we had in the car community 🥺
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  4. This would drive me absolutely insane! Love the Autobahn even more now. Keep teaching them 😅
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  5. "Always drive like you've got a dead body in the trunk" I always do
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  6. 9:02 is a perfect example of: "A good driver sometimes misses a turn, a bad driver never misses a turn."
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  7. It’s a culture thing. Autobahn to Germans is like second amendment to Americans.
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  8. I totally agree with you, rev matching is an almost necessary skill for driving a manual, but they dont teach you in driving schools, even here in europe where you learn to drive in manuals. Even my dad doesnt rev match, despite having been driving for 35+ years, ive only learned about it through my own research online
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  9. this is the literal definition of “lightweight + insane power = s p e e d”
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  10. americans need to know how to drive first
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  11. Lmaoo you actually passed me going to work while you were filming this and I was like hmm guy driving a Lambo with a GoPro on his head, probably tedward
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  12. 9:02 Couldn't just take the next exit huh
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  13. "What does that feel like, to get passed by an M3" They'll probably shake their head and expect to see you crashed into the barrier within the next mile.
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  14. Literally built by someone who was like "I'm gonna use the whole speedometer".
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  15. Even with a 760hp car he still uses highway lanes properly
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  16. They need to lift the speed limits as people go faster anyway. But in towns speed limits should stay the same
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  17. Good advice , I've also found running WAZE to be helpful .
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  18. Rust on a Datsun: “rust” Rust on a ‘48 Willys: “patina”
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  19. Amazing how well it puts down the power!
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  20. My biggest fear in life is getting seen by Tedward in the wrong lane.
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  21. "NOO! You can't just put a truck engine in a sports car think about fuel economy." Haha 8.3 V10 go BRRRRR!
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  22. I unknowingly raced two cops on motorbikes once. They put the siren on only when we got over 130. I immediately said I'm sorry and that I didn't realize it was cops on bikes chasing me (it was at night). So they looked at each other and started laughing and said to me: "You thought we wanted to race you?! 😂🙈 your car is really fast, we couldn't keep up" and ended up giving me "only" a 50€ fine 😂🙌🏻
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  23. "What type of car do you have?" Mid engine, RWD, manual transmission. "Daaaaaamn dude." That's all you need to say.
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  24. I agree with the generational fact, my father doesn’t revmatch downshift and I never knew it was a thing until I got into backroad driving and realized how important it was
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  25. Here’s the irony. Since these incorrect lane use practices are so ubiquitous, using the lanes correctly is unpredictable and confusing to those around you.
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  26. Cannonball, and its cars, are absolutely wild. Probably the best planned and orchestrated bad idea in the history of motoring
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  27. I had to play the Tesla clip 4 or 5 times because I simply couldn't believe they made it. Menace to society
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  28. As a wise man once said "If you are going to do something wrong, do it right."
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  29. Those gear shifts look so satisfying 😍
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  30. American: Oh no, you were going 85 mph German: I know, it felt like we almost stopped.
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  31. American highways: slow and steady German highways: there will be a bmw tailgating you even if you drive 300kmh+
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  32. Nothing would make me more nervous than the owner of the car telling me “good luck” before I start the engine lol
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  33. All Cannonball cars must be sent to Tedward for review after completion of the run. This is the new gold standard for cannonballing.
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  34. wheres the AMG version bruh
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  35. I think the LFA downshifting might just be the greatest sound in the history of sound
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  36. "I don't believe we should have a speed limit" the most BMW thing you could say
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  37. Wow---"this is INSANE" is an understatement. The sound is still one of the best engineered from a car EVER! It is truly legendary. Thanks for sharing with us Tedward!
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  38. 5:04 very clutch save right there
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  39. I'm 23, barely know anything about manual transmissions, and my dad is the original owner of a 1988 Mustang LX that he's dropped money into modifying. Attempting to learn how to drive it for when it's eventually passed down to me and this is by far the most helpful tutorial I've watched so far.
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  40. looking at the footage, it's unbelievable to me how crappy lane discipline is in this country.
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  41. So let's not forget Honda made a lawnmower with more power. A lawnmower.
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  42. As weird as this sounds, I feel like driving a manual definitely helps me stay more focused. Paying attention to the revs and trying to predict ahead the flow of traffic to determine what gear you should be makes me pay attention more. Also, parking lots are a big one. People running/cars jumping out are two big things to pay attention to.
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  43. That seems like a terrifying miata
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  44. Actually this car is really good if you’re looking for a parking spot
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  45. The trouble with this is it requires more driving and paying attention to the road which will distract me from scrolling through Instagram.
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  46. I prefer to refer to the e36 m3 as “quick” 💁🏼‍♂️
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  47. as a 16 year old new driver they don't teach us any of this when getting our permit or our license, they actually teach us something completely different. so to be fair those cars are only doing what they were taught to do but this was extremely helpful information and I'll definitely keep this in mind while on the roads!
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  48. What kills me about the Tesla driver is that it looked like (according to your rear view at around 8:47) that he could've gone in the slow lane and take the exit normally but he didn't do anything remotely close to that. That guy was an absolute maniac.
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  49. "let's see how she handles in a corner" -every mustang drivers last words.
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  50. The glove box falling open and the tachometer randomly deciding to leave the chat were too funny. But no amount of Italian car quirks can outweigh the cool factor of a Countach. I also just love the way this sounds inside the car. So many little sounds!
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