Audrey said:
@Valen
Ohhh I have that button in my Legacy. Didn’t know what it did lol
It’s literally the same in every car. Are you like 16?
Audrey said:
@Valen
Ohhh I have that button in my Legacy. Didn’t know what it did lol
It’s literally the same in every car. Are you like 16?
I didn’t know the gas gauge told you which side the tank was on until I was 25 
@Junita
Wait what now?
Maris said:
@Junita
Wait what now?
Yeah there’s usually a little arrow pointing to the side the cap is on.
Maris said:
@Junita
Wait what now?
Yeah there’s usually a little arrow pointing to the side the cap is on.
Sometimes it’s the pump icon facing left or right. Depends on the car.
@Valen
Mine has a little lever to close off the air. Old school stuff lol
Mars said:
@Valen
Mine has a little lever to close off the air. Old school stuff lol
That takes me back. I learned to drive in a Chevette with literally zero fancy stuff 
Mars said:
@Valen
Mine has a little lever to close off the air. Old school stuff lol
That takes me back. I learned to drive in a Chevette with literally zero fancy stuff
My current car’s a ‘96 Subaru van. No power anything but it’s still alive after 29 years. Gotta love simple cars.
@Audrey
Don’t downvote people for asking stuff like this. Everyone learns at their own pace.
Massive respect to the driver. Stayed cool through all of that. You can hear the relief when they finally knew they were safe.
Teo said:
Massive respect to the driver. Stayed cool through all of that. You can hear the relief when they finally knew they were safe.
Yeah and that car held up too. Props all around.
@Wyatt
Back when Subarus still had rally DNA. That one definitely felt at home in those conditions lol
@Wyatt
Big shoutout to the person filming too