serious question

[CertifiedL]

It took me a while to learn stick too. Then I switched cars and haven't used one since. Still good to know though.

[Elevz]

Is driving stick uncommon in the US? Damn, I didn't even know that.

Yes, it's quite uncommon, I guess.
Haven't u seen movies... all they do is drive auto

Well, I've seen quite some movies, but I never did pay attention to the way they change gears in cars! All I know is that over here, the only people who drive in automats are physically disabled and such... Harsh but true, lol

[K.Dub]

Is driving stick uncommon in the US? Damn, I didn't even know that.

Yes, it's quite uncommon, I guess.
Haven't u seen movies... all they do is drive auto

Well, I've seen quite some movies, but I never did pay attention to the way they change gears in cars! All I know is that over here, the only people who drive in automats are physically disabled and such... Harsh but true, lol

Here in Norway (almost) all Benz's and taxis got automatic transmission

[KURUPTION-81]

in the uk basically all cars are manaual and thats what you learn in.

[REGIME MOB 510]

its hella easy, just buy the car and learn on it. honestly, it'll take you no more then a week to learn and if you know how to ride a bike, you'll learn on a car in no time.  wut happened to the mustang you were talkin about?

[swangin and bangin]

its hella easy, just buy the car and learn on it. honestly, it'll take you no more then a week to learn and if you know how to ride a bike, you'll learn on a car in no time.  wut happened to the mustang you were talkin about?

that was in "i am legend"
i just said it was a badass supercharged stang

[Machiavelli]

for what you can get for a brand new sti i would buy a 2005 m3

[swangin and bangin]

for what you can get for a brand new sti i would buy a 2005 m3

i want a 4 door though

[acgrundy]

like people said, just get it and practice.  thats the best way to learn.