So I let my teenage sis drive me to work ...

PuterTutor said:
She ain't driving my burban. Huh uh. That thing has more power than a 15 year old should even start to play with. We'll be buying her a nice little Geo.

She'll have her own car at 15?!? I hope you're kidding.
I can hear it now...

"And she'll have fun, fun, fun, til her daddy takes the Geo away..."

:laugh5:
 
It won't be hers, but she will have a car that she can drive, until she can buy her own, or she turns 17, when it gets passed to the next child driving.
 
Personally, I'd want a little more metal around a new driver. Midsize to large sedan with zero power - 4 or MAYBE 6 banger.
 
HomeLAN said:
Personally, I'd want a little more metal around a new driver. Midsize to large sedan with zero power - 4 or MAYBE 6 banger.

I disagree. I think all beginners should have vehicles made of toilet-paper and spit. You want to see a careful driver? Put them in an old Yugo. :D
 
Real Tranny, I'm gonna make em all learn on that, they can buy an automatic themselves if they want it.
 
I learned to drive in a boat. or a 87 Cprice Classic, whatever you want to call it :D

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That exact model except ours was all burghandy and the hubcaps were nicer :D
 
I also drove one of these:

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On occasion (it was standard, my dad wanted me to know how to drive standard) but the transmission was bad and he was sick so he couldn't fix it so I didn't get much driving time in that because he was afraid I would rip the transmission out of it. Evidently my mom was kinda rough on it when she learned to drive it. I did better than her first few times the few times I drove it but he was afraid if I drove it regularly I'd break it :(
 
and when we sold that van about 6 months after my dad died the guy only had it 2 months and he lost the transmission :D

Now I drive:

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It was a good thing your dad made you learn how to drive a standard, huh?:headbang:

I think everybody should at least know how to drive a stick.
 
id like to learn stick. my sis wont teach me until i get my liscence and have it for 6 months but i also want to learn it.
 
Well, I wouldn't be comfortable getting in a standard right now and driving it on my own but as soon as I know someone with one I am going to continue my learning.
 
dan said:
heh, interesting the difference in accepted ages for stuff in different places... you have to be 17 to start learning to drive here, and 18 to drink...

i can't imagine a world where you have to be 21 to drink out... and the thought of 15 year olds behind the wheels of cars scares the shit out of me!

Exactly!!

I always thought it was stupid that 18-year olds here can vote for the idiot who's running the United States, or go to war, but yet aren't mature enough to have a beer.
 
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