Can you drive stick?

Of course!, i prefer Automatic

Yes. I've had 5 cars of my own - all of them have been manual. I don't know if I even know how to drive an automatic.Engrish_Major

after driving a manual consitently, the first time you try to drive an automatic, there is this akward re-aclimation phase where your reaching for the clutch only to realise like 30 seconds later that its not there.

Yep, both cars I've had were manual, and it's all I drive. I hate automatics.

Manual reminds me of an old tv without a remote, just the dials you gotta spin and click.KiIIyou

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"]Yes. I've had 5 cars of my own - all of them have been manual. I don't know if I even know how to drive an automatic.Jehuty08

after driving a manual consitently, the first time you try to drive an automatic, there is this akward re-aclimation phase where your reaching for the clutch only to realise like 30 seconds later that its not there.

i have a problem with automatics that i always leave it in drive when i park because i'm not used to having to put a car into "park" when i stop to get out.comp_atkins

Yea, my Honda Civic Si is stick, they're only available in manual.

I am from the UK so manual isnt that big of a deal to drive, its not even hard, the test in the UK is pretty bad though and nerve racking. I passed about 2 month ago, I would definatly pick a manual car over an automatic because you just have way more control, plus I dont even really think about changing gears anymore I just know when to do it. Also going 40mph in second gear with my 4" exhaust is loud :D

I just learned, i had a lot of trouble going from stop to first. But, just got the hang of it and it's a blast. How bout you guys?tripp944

Of course I can drive manual, because I don't suck at driving :P

Yes. I learned about 6 and a half years ago. I did it the hard way.. By buying a car with a manual transmission without knowing how to drive stick. I stalled it about 8 or 9 times on the way home.

hartsickdiscipl

Was a great, adrenaline-inducing experience.

Would do again.

Yes I can drive stick shift

Yes my first (only) car is a stick

No. Everyone I knows has an automatic car so that's what I learned.

No it is a waste of time and energy weezyfb

I've only ever driven an automatic a couple of times - kind of weirds me out a little and I end up driving like an old woman.

No it is a waste of time and energy weezyfb

nope, no desire to either.

Yes, I have owned about 10-12 manual cars, though my latest is a twin clutch DSG automatic.

You probably won't be able to buy a true manual within 10 years.

I drive an automatic, and I miss manual which before I drove for 15+ years. Plus my car is a sports model (I was unable to find a manual version). It still has a stick I can put into a manual mode and down/up shift, but without clutch-play it's not the same. I also live on a mountain so I'd like to be able to use gears for braking. Yea, I'm looking forward to my next stick shift.

No and the only reason really is that my parents never owned a manual so I just grew up around automatics. I doubt really that I will ever buy a manual since I have no idea how to drive it.

[QUOTE="weezyfb"]No it is a waste of time and energy Fightingfan

No it is a waste of time and energy weezyfb

I kinda can. I've only driven a stick once and its was a crappy old pickup with a half broken clutch. I was terrile at it, but it was some good fun.

No, but it's something I'd like to learn.

I've never driven a car with an automatic transmission, only manual.

Nope, I just stick with automatic.

My first car was manual, current car is manual... so yes :cool: