#future of driving

Do driverless cars make sense for everyday family use?

Should automatic transmissions replace manuals for good?

Will self-driving features make traditional cars feel outdated within two years?

Do self-driving features still feel like a gimmick in 2025?

Are gas cars really more fun to drive, or is that just nostalgia blinding us from progress?

Do EVs ruin the fun of driving?

What's your take on self-driving tech being ready for real-world daily use?

Is electric vehicle hype just a rich person's hobby, or the actual future of driving?

With autonomous tech evolving, is learning to drive still necessary?

Is an automatic transmission still worth owning in 2025 or is it outdated?

Will self-driving cars make driving less fun?

Can an electric car ever be a "real" enthusiast machine, or is that just marketing for people who don't care about driving?