Can Automatic Transmission Cars Drift?

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Automatic transmission cars can drift. The practice methods and precautions for fixed-circle drifting are as follows: Practice Methods for Fixed-Circle Drifting: First, determine a target point and use it as the center for repeated practice. Find a suitable entry point at an appropriate angle, and steer the wheel toward the direction of the fixed-circle target. Press the accelerator, and when you feel the rear of the car sliding, quickly counter-steer and ease off the throttle slightly. Essentially, the angle of the wheel's counter-steering should match the angle of the rear sliding. With repeated practice, you can achieve fixed-circle drifting. Precautions for Practicing Drifting: When the vehicle starts to circle around the target point, you need to adjust the counter-steering angle based on different situations to maintain a relatively stable drifting angle. Avoid keeping the accelerator fully pressed at all times.