Is your car manual or automatic?
Is your car manual or automatic?
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 KristinWasBanned |
Is your car manual or automatic? |
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Posts: 3527 (11/09/2009 2:07 PM) |
Is your car's transmission manual or automatic? (Result) |
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JustlikeHoney |
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Posts: 2103 (11/09/2009 2:08 PM) |
automatic, but I can drive manual.
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blindpilot |
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Posts: 1657 (11/09/2009 2:11 PM) |
we have one of each.
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Tommy |
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Posts: 5187 (11/09/2009 2:12 PM) |
I have two, one of each. Subaru is an automatic for everything around town, I inherited a manual truck. And I hate it. I know how to drive it, but I hate it.
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britterp19 |
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Posts: 6185 (11/09/2009 2:12 PM) |
Manual.
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LimitedRetroOG |
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Posts: 5517 (11/09/2009 2:13 PM) Favorite Newcomer '09
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My ES300 is automatic, but I can drive manual. I'm trying to look for a manual car.
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Jrtismine |
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Posts: 25767 (11/09/2009 2:19 PM) |
i have heard it's frustrating to drive/learn how to drive manual. so automatic all the way
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Savannah Leigh |
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Posts: 4572 (11/09/2009 2:19 PM) Most Likely to Reply '09
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Automatic
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britterp19 |
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Posts: 6188 (11/09/2009 2:20 PM) |
Jrtismine wrote: It's really not. It takes some time to get completely comfortable with it but not long at all to know how to do it. My husband taught me in all of 5 minutes. |
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Jrtismine |
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Posts: 25768 (11/09/2009 2:26 PM) |
britterp19 wrote:i want my cousin to teach me how, except he won't. but cars a slightly cheaper!
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 westernway09 |
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Posts: 1023 (11/09/2009 2:38 PM) |
I learned how to drive automatic. I tried to learn manual, but my dad stopped me after like 10 minutes because I wasn't catching on.
Everyone here has a manual and I feel like I've grown an extra head when I tell people here I can only drive automatic. It's quite funny, but I'm too nervous to learn here in London. I can barely handle driving on the other side of the road with an automatic transmission. Fuck trying to learn manual over here
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MPLSdunk |
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Posts: 256 (11/09/2009 3:06 PM) |
manual
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SelFish |
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Posts: 9324 (11/09/2009 3:06 PM) |
I don't think I'll ever go back to driving automatic. It gives me something to do while I'm driving.
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Solo Mish |
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Posts: 5014 (11/09/2009 3:56 PM) |
Automatic
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BackToReality |
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Posts: 18414 (11/09/2009 4:15 PM) |
Automatic
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Heather125 |
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Posts: 17612 (11/09/2009 4:18 PM) |
Automatic
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ugh rabies |
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Posts: 1410 (11/09/2009 4:34 PM) |
Automatic but I can drive a manual
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Pretending05 |
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Posts: 6527 (11/09/2009 4:36 PM) |
Automatic
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erin2283 |
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Posts: 16814 (11/09/2009 5:04 PM) |
automatic and I have NO idea how to drive a manual
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Random Sandwiches |
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Posts: 4051 (11/09/2009 5:04 PM) |
You need to add "automatic, and I cannot drive a manual because I am scarred for life by the time my red-faced impatient father tried to teach me."
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blindpilot |
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Posts: 1660 (11/09/2009 5:41 PM) |
westernway09 wrote:Honestly thats not true. It used to be but Automatics are becoming more and more popular. Like I said, we have one of each. However if you are going to take lessons here, I'd say learn in a manual rather than an automatic, that way you will always have the option of which one to drive. |
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