at hi rev the piston reciprocates at high speed from tdc(top dead centre) to bdc(bottom dead centre),and there's a cycle in which combustion of charges(fuel and air mixture) takes place,and rate of combustion of fuel can't be increased considerably while high speed functioning,so a little charge is left,which is not fully burnt,it may have un burnt hydrocarbons which looks black,and it is exhausted by the engine,so that's the smoke from your car. and there are other reasons to..like engine's valve mechanism is faulty or problem with the spark plug
white smoke can be either your car overheating, or smoke from an electrical issue
Black smoke from an engine is caused by unburnt fuel.
condensation
You may be pressing the gas pedal too hard
throttle plate stuck? I'm not sure. When I'm driving, I take my foot off the gas and the car jerks and when I have to stop and I push on the brakes the car revs and jerks forward and occasionally stalls
sounds like your t,p,s sensor needs to be cleaned or replaced
You may need to adjust the throtle or idle of the car. In older cars this is as simple as tightening a cable. So when the car is just idling it will naturally rev higher and not stall.
A blown head gasket
The engine revs and car doesn't move.
There are several reasons why your car may be overheating. Check the thermostat to be sure it isn't stuck. If the car revs up and down, the timing may need to be adjusted.
If the sound lessens as the engine revs up, it could be the harmonic balancer. The rubber around the pulley could be bad. This is quite easy to see from underneath the car.
EXCESS GAS IS BUILDING UP IN THE EXHUAST SYSTEM. ARE YOU USEING LOW GEAR WHEN THIS HAPPENS??? BECAUSE IF YOU ARE THATS WHY.