Comments by "Module 79L" (@module79l28) on "American Reacts to "When Americans Drive in Europe" PART 2" video.

  1. The 1st clip is so typical US american and so not typical US american at the same time. Let me explain: he changed everything possible to miles on the display, on a country that uses kms, but on the other hand he's driving a diesel car. 😄 8:10 - I'm with you on this one, Ian, but do you know what you can do to practice, in case one day you come to visit the UK? Sit on the passenger seat of your manual car and start shifting gears with your left hand as if you were in a RHD car. As unnatural as it'll feel for someone who's used to having 1st and 2nd close to you and not away from you, if you practice enough, maybe you'll get the hang of it. Maybe. 17:25 - Here's a useful tip if you don't understand the language to figure out what's the right fuel: the green nozzles are for gasoline and the black/red or black/yellow are for diesel. Then it's just a question of choosing which type of gasoline or diesel to use: regular gasoline usually says 95, premium usually says 98 or higher, regular diesel is the black nozzle and premium diesel is the other colour. Gasoline also says E5 or E7 (E stands for Ethanol) and diesel also says B7 or B10 (B stands for Biofuel). This may vary slightly from country to country.
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