Hey car enthusiasts, quick question. When I switch from N to D while idling and press the brake, the car jerks a bit. It's a new car, is this normal?

Is it normal for the RPM to increase by 100-200 when shifting the FJ from D to N, and then continue to maintain the increased RPM?

When the car is in D gear at idle, it feels weak (like an ant crawling), but when you press the accelerator, it becomes normal. In reverse gear, it doesn't move at all unless you press the accelerator. The car is a 2016 Haima S5.

When I press the accelerator while the car is stationary, it jerks like a newbie driving a manual car. But if I let it coast a bit after releasing the brake and then press the accelerator, it runs smoothly. Does anyone know what might be causing this? ╮（╯＿╰）╭

Why can't the Pajero burn out when the brake is fully pressed and the accelerator is fully pressed in D gear, with the RPM only reaching a bit over 2000?

Hey folks, quick question. Is it normal for a 2019 Toyota Fortuner to make a loud noise when starting, but then it quiets down once the speed hits around 30?

Is it normal for the brakes to apply themselves without pressing the accelerator while driving?

Just a quick question, do you get car sick sitting in the back? My kid tends to get car sick easily.

Hey folks, when starting the car cold and switching from P to D, the transmission makes a clunking sound. Also, when parking and switching from D to P, the car lurches forward a bit. Any idea what's causing this?

Hey car enthusiasts, quick question. When I switch from N to D while idling and press the brake, the car jerks a bit. It's a new car, is this normal?

I recently got a CX-5 less than a month ago, and I noticed that when starting the car cold and shifting to D gear, there's a noticeable "jerking" sensation as the car moves forward. After driving for a while and the car warms up, when switching between N and D gear, the jerking sensation is still there but much less noticeable. Is this normal?