Learning to Drive a Stick Shift - Obtaining car?

OspreyCV22
Fri, 29 Jan 2016 05:20:21 +0000

If you want to practice go to a used car lot that has older Toyotas and Hondas. When I was looking for a used Corolla type car for my daughter the manuals were usually a full $1000 cheaper than comparable automatics.

Manuals get better gas mileage, are harder to steal, cheaper to fix, can be started when the battery is dead, and a kid cannot text and drive.

It’s easy to learn to drive them. In college two friends and I decided to drive to Key West over Christmas break. Neither of my friends could drive a stick. Somewhere in northern Florida I got really tired of driving and one of my friends quickly learned. On I-95.