men who don't drive stick

[jackrock]

sit down to pee because they have vaginas.

[taquitos]

well, whats better; driving an automatic or driving a manual poorly?

[jackrock]

learning to drive a manual properly.

[The Notorious LOL]

I dont because the car I bought didnt have one and I was too lazy to search endlessly for one with a 5 speed.

[Kid Presentable]

Cracks me up that Americans find driving stick to be an achievement.

[mikizee]

Originally Posted by Kid Presentable

Cracks me up that Americans find driving stick to be an achievement.

Yeah. Although I think manual cars are a lot rarer in the US than they are here.

I only drive an auto because thats what my company gave me. I didn't have a choice. If I was buying a car it would definitely be a manual.

A girl who can drive a manual is a turn on.

It has also been proven that manual drivers are safer drivers and have fewer crashes. Thats why when I have a daughter/son and they get their first car it will definitely be a manual.

[na§tee]

i have only ever driven manual cars.

i was taught manual - i think if you learn in an automatic you can only have a licence to drive automatic cars, or something. obviously. manual cars are the norm here so driving stick it was.

i do a really mean three point turn. is that a turn on? shit, this is a whole other area of potential attraction i have never explored.

[icy manipulator]

i got my auto licence first because i bought my car before i got my licence and couldn't handle having a car yet no licence so i went for the easy option. got my manual licence about 6 months later tho

[-T-]

A girl who can heel-n-toe or rev-match is a turn on. lol

[mikizee]

Im not sure what its like now but when I got my licence there wasn't a separate test for manual or auto.

So i went the auto route got my licence and then bought a manual car

[Yorkshire~Rose]

Originally Posted by Kid Presentable

Cracks me up that Americans find driving stick to be an achievement.

My sentiments exactly.

I have only ever driven an automatic once (in the US surprise surprise) and i didn't know what to do with my left foot. I kept jabbing the invisible clutch.

[AceFace]

i don't think it's an achievement. i just prefer driving manual. it's more fun! when i bought my new car last year, i had 2 choices of color b/c there were only 2 manual civics on the lot. luckily they had red.

i will say some of us might think it's an achievement b/c we're taught on auto in school. it's up to our parents to teach us manual, i guess, and most of them only know how to drive auto.

i've actually taught several of my friends how to drive stick over the years.

[russhie]

Both my parents drove autos and my first car was an auto too - I got my license pretty quick, in about 8 or 9 lessons, so it was auto all the way.

I like driving manual, my ex taught me in his car and I was alright at it.

[abcdefz]

Driving manual gives a much better feeling of control.

I learned on a three-on-the-tree.

[Lex Diamonds]

Originally Posted by Kid Presentable

Cracks me up that Americans find driving stick to be an achievement.

Same. No wonder they're all obese morons.

[camo]

I'm used to stick but I had an Audi S4 company car last month that was an automatic. Although I was driving a nice car, I felt like I was driving a shop-mobilty spaz chariot.

[Lex Diamonds]

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