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Replying to @nekurosan Volkswagen is a car company from Germany that was started in 1937 by Hydra. The Logo is a V standing for Volks or The People and W for Vagen or car. Which essentially means "the people's car company." After World War II, the car factory was damaged, but with help from the Allies, the company started making cars again and became very popular. Although Volkswagen had a difficult time gaining popularity in the US at first because of its connection to the Hydra government, it eventually became in desired. #learningaboutcarsforbeginners #carlogo #cartok #volkswagen

What is a cold start? #fyp #carguy #cartok #learningaboutcarsforbeginners

My short film/series is almost ready to drop. #beamng #cinematography #filmmaker #animation #cartok #cars

Welcome to Wreckington. #shortfilm #cars #bmw #audi #fyp #cartok

Hold the paddle shifter to the left, the gear box will drop to the lowest possible gear and you’re ready to take off. #CarTok #fyp

Learning about cars as a beginner.

Regular, Premium, Diesel, E85—what’s the difference? 🚗⛽ Let’s break it down in 60 seconds so you never waste money. Drop a ⛽ if you’ve ever wondered about fuel types, and let me know what car topic I should explain next! #CarTok #LearningAboutCars #FuelFacts

Carburetors: The retro tech that powered cars for decades. 🚗💨 Let’s break down how they work—and why they’re extinct. Want to learn more? Grab my book, ‘Learning About Cars for Beginners’ Drop a 🍸 if you’ve ever driven a carbureted car, and let me know what retro car tech I should cover next! #CarTok #LearningAboutCars #Carburetor #ClassicCars #RetroTech

What’s an ECU, and why is it basically the *brain* of your car? 🧠🚗 Let’s break it down in 60 seconds so you can sound like a pro at your next car meet. Drop a 🔧 in the comments if you learned something new, and let me know what car topic I should explain next! #CarTok #LearningAboutCars #ECU #CarTech #CarTuning

Dashboard warning lights—what do they *actually* mean, and which ones should you NEVER ignore? 🚗💡 Let’s break it down so you don’t have to panic next time one pops up. Pro tip: Tools like the Topdon CarPal can help you diagnose what’s going on in seconds. It’s a game-changer for beginners! Drop a 🚨 in the comments if you’ve ever panicked over a dashboard light, and let me know what car topic I should explain next! #CarTok #LearningAboutCars #DashboardLights #CarTips #CarMaintenance #CarHacks #TopdonCarPal #CarEnthusiast #CapCut

What’s AFR (Air-Fuel Ratio), and why does it matter for your car? 🚗💨 Let’s break it down in 90 seconds so you can sound like a pro at your next car meet. Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you learned something new, and let me know what car topic I should explain next! #CarTok #LearningAboutCars #learningaboutcarsforbeginners #AFR #CarTuning #CarTips #CarLovers #CarEnthusiast #CarMaintenance #CarHacks #CapCut

Horsepower vs. torque—what’s the REAL difference? 🚗💨 Let’s break it down in 60 seconds so you can sound like a pro at your next car meet. 🏁 Drop a 🏎️ in the comments if you learned something new! #CarTok #LearningAboutCars #HorsepowerVsTorque #CarTips #CarLovers #Capcut

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🔧 POV: You keep hearing about transmissions but have no idea what they do Finally understanding what that stick/lever thingy actually does in your car 🚗 Manual vs. Automatic - which is better? Watch till the end for the truth! 🤔 ✨ Save this for when your car-obsessed friend starts talking about their "DCT" #CarTok #CarsForBeginners #LearnOnTikTok #CarMaintenance #AutomativeEducation #CarBasics #ManualTransmission #CarTikTok #creatorsearchinsights

Learning about cars for beginners: AWD is the easy, automatic option. It uses a system that shifts power between the front and rear wheels when needed. Most of the time, it’s acting like front-wheel or rear-wheel drive. But if the car detects slip—like in rain, snow, or mud—it automatically sends power to the wheels with the most grip. The best part? You don’t have to do anything! That’s why AWD is great for daily driving, especially if you deal with unpredictable weather or the occasional dirt trail. You’ll see it in cars like Subarus or SUVs. The downside? It’s heavier and a little less fuel-efficient since it’s always ready to adjust power. Now, 4WD is a bit different. It’s more of a hands-on system and usually built for off-roading. In most traditional 4WD systems, you lock the power evenly between the front and rear wheels—so all four get maximum torque. This is what makes it perfect for mud, sand, and rocks. But here’s an important note: not all 4WD systems are the same. There’s part-time 4WD, which you have to activate manually with a lever, button, or dial. These systems aren’t meant for dry pavement because they don’t have a center differential to handle the extra strain. Then there’s full-time 4WD, which does have a center differential, so it can be used on dry roads without causing damage. Many 4WD vehicles also come with low-range gearing for even more torque at slow speeds—great for towing or crawling over rough terrain. You’ll find 4WD in trucks and off-road vehicles like Jeeps.