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Car

I know nothing about cars

Toyota Corolla

My dad's car. The family car. Decent car.

Your mom

Kia Pride. First generation. Falling apart, basically a soda can with wheels. Clutch so atrocious that I basically had to relearn how to drive during those fifteen minutes. Allegedly someone I knew got one that didn’t even have a gas pedal, just a relatively high idle.

Only the finest public property here in Lebanon.

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I passed in 2007 with a VW Polo ❤️

At the moment, my learners are passing in a 2015 VW Scirocco 😎

Some Audi, it was quite nice and new and the instructor would pet it and whisper to it every time I stalled the engine during lessons.

Fairly easy. VW Golf. Almost all Driving School cars here are some sort of VW Group Cars (VW, Audi, Skoda)

2009 FIAT Punto

Yugo 45

Very much like this one

Volkswagen Golf 3.

Volkswagen golf 1.6 tdi

93 Toyota Camry, manual transmission.

Took my test in 1997 in a 1994 magenta geo tracker with a stick shift.

PIece of shit

My grandfathers Cadillac.

bicycle I think

My instructor had a brand new BMW SUV but I took the final test in my dad's 1997 Subaru Impreza.

Mom's green 94 Ford Taurus. But I learned to drive in Dad's 89 rust brown Honda Civic hatchback with a manual transmission.

An old af Peugeot P4!

A Ford Focus

chevy caprice classic

Brazilian '97 Chevrolet S10 very similar to this one:

Oldsmobile Delta 88. I learned to drive in the largest car the driving school had. The thinking was if I could maneuver that beast everything else should be easy. I guess it worked?

1981 Ford LTD station wagon in 1990

Imaginary. I've never taken a driver's test or had a driver's license.

I am, however, fully instrument-rated on my local urban mass transit.

I was going to take it in a 1987 Toyota Camry, manual transmission, but the clutch burned up (not my fault... Maybe), and my parents didn't want to get it fixed. I took the test in the driving school's only manual transmission car, which was... A gray sedan, with a second brake pedal for the passenger.

Daewoo Nexia

1989 Mercury Sable. White exterior, red interior. Took me 3 tries before I passed.

1985 Volvo 240 station wagon. Puke colored.

Good news! It was a Dacia Sandero!

Beater

VW Golf

Sedan

A Ford Fiesta, if I remember rightly.

Fun fact, my grandfather never took a driving test since he got his license back in the days when all you needed to do was hand over five shillings.

Daihatsu Sirion, the 2005 model

My mother's car, a 1981 or so Dodge Aries K-car. I guess those who went to a driving school got their license from there as well? Back then we just got a short course in high school, drove a few times with the instructor, and then had to go to the DMV with our own car to do the actual test.

It took two times. The first time I had trouble starting the car (because it was a Dodge/Chrysler POS) so that instructor denied me after the third try at cranking it. Of course it rattled 17 year old me. Second time (different place, different instructor) went a lot smoother, only issue was my slamming on brakes for a red light, but that probably helped me rather than running it.

'96 Saturn Wagon in red. Mom bought it after a car accident left her unable to drive a manual transmission for a year when I was a freshman. She made me learn to drive in it, then as soon as I passed my test she brought herself a brand new Honda CRV with manual transmission and gave me the Saturn. I drove it until I finished graduate school in 06, I gave the Saturn back and she gave me $15k to buy a new car of my choice as a graduation present. My new husband and I chose a Ford Focus wagon, manual transmission, which we drove happily until it's final demise in 2023. Mom sold the Saturn to a friend in the next state of over for a few grand but she drove the poor thing into a flooded road and killed it less than a year later.

The car i'm failed my drivers test was a Ford Ranger.

AMC Hornet. '70-ish

2017 Dacia Sandero.

1998 Ford Escape. Pretty reliable car as long as we kept driving it. My mom sold it to a friend for $500 in 2020. He went on vacation for a week and it died 😆

2001 Pontiac Grand Prix I'll never forget, hell of a car

Manual transmission, 1982 SAAB 900. It was canary yellow in 1981 when it was made. It was what I called dog puke yellow by the time I learned to drive in '95-'96.

AKA a sturdy shitbox

Kia Amanti

Jeep Grand Cherokee, 1998 model I think

Like most Brits, a Vauxhall (Opel) Corsa.

BMW 118i. Shittiest turn signals I have ever used. Come to think about it, maybe that is the reason BMW drivers avoid using them.

VW Passat (2005 I think)

2011-ish Mazda 3

A Buick Roadmaster Estate Master...thing cornered like an ocean liner... floor it and like in fifteen minutes we'd be doing 60 mph. Every ten minutes we'd have to get out and pledge the sides... because of the 'wooden' sides.

'99 Renault Megane scenic 1.9D (manual)

it was dangerously slow. And I failed my first test because of it. I was supposed to merge in front of a truck, but i simply couldn't get up to speed in the space i had. The exam lady refused to believe me that it couldn't.

1969 Mustang

1993 Dodge Caravan

2001 Yaris TS 1.5

Shitheap.

Mark 2 Volkswagen Polo.

Plymouth Duster

It was a pretty new Audi Q5 from the drivers school. This was in 2016

What else would you like to know?

Mother's maiden name? First pet's name?

Toyota Yaris

VW Golf, silver colour.

I think it was a 2010 Camaro