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There are 36,750 different ways of driving*

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There are 36,750 different ways of driving* | Top Gear

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*According to Hyundai, anyways. We just thought it was 'fast', 'faster', or 'Stig'

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There are 36,750 different ways of driving*

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*According to Hyundai, anyways. We just thought it was 'fast', 'faster', or 'Stig'

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*According to Hyundai, anyways. We just thought it was 'fast', 'faster', or 'Stig'

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There are 36,750 different ways of driving*

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There are 36,750 different ways of driving*

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There are 36,750 different ways of driving*

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*According to Hyundai, anyways. We just thought it was 'fast', 'faster', or 'Stig'

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Apparently, there are 36,750 different ways to drive. Not our words, of course – they’re the findings of a new study commissioned by Hyundai.

And, because our attention span can be measured in picoseconds, we immediately drifted away from whatever point Hyundai was trying to make and started pondering: what could some of these 36,750 ways to drive include?

With one or more geese in the passenger seat

Only driving it for a friend; it’s not mine

With less than one full pair of trousers on

With the engine off down hills, purely for the thrill of trying to drive without any power assistance on the brakes or steering

With the engine off up hills, purely for the thrill of coming to a not-so-controlled stop in the overtaking lane

With no shoes on, just a really slippery pair of socks

With their right hand on the left side of the wheel and left hand on the right side, just to see if they can manage it

With their eyes shut, because they heard of something called a bird bath challenge from their nephew

In Wales, because they lost their London A to Z and things snowballed from there

Headbanging like that scene in Wayne’s World, but to talkback radio

So, that’s 10 down, 36,740 to go. Please, citizens of the Internet, help us complete this list with your particular driving scenario, before we take the skin off our scalps with all this head scratching.

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Apparently, there are 36,750 different ways to drive. Not our words, of course – they’re the findings of a new study commissioned by Hyundai.

And, because our attention span can be measured in picoseconds, we immediately drifted away from whatever point Hyundai was trying to make and started pondering: what could some of these 36,750 ways to drive include?

With one or more geese in the passenger seat

Only driving it for a friend; it’s not mine

With less than one full pair of trousers on

With the engine off down hills, purely for the thrill of trying to drive without any power assistance on the brakes or steering

With the engine off up hills, purely for the thrill of coming to a not-so-controlled stop in the overtaking lane

With no shoes on, just a really slippery pair of socks

With their right hand on the left side of the wheel and left hand on the right side, just to see if they can manage it

With their eyes shut, because they heard of something called a bird bath challenge from their nephew

In Wales, because they lost their London A to Z and things snowballed from there

Headbanging like that scene in Wayne’s World, but to talkback radio

So, that’s 10 down, 36,740 to go. Please, citizens of the Internet, help us complete this list with your particular driving scenario, before we take the skin off our scalps with all this head scratching.

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*According to Hyundai, anyways. We just thought it was 'fast', 'faster', or 'Stig'