Oh well in Europe the rental cars are 95% manual transmissions.
Driving a stick is like riding a bike, once you learn you never forget.
No description of the perp.
Odd.
Do we look?
My dad wouldn’t let us drive an automatic until we learned on a stick. He made sure all 5 of his kids could drive a standard and to this day, I prefer it, except maybe in bumper to bumper traffic
I was taught to drive on stick shift.
NOW have 1976 1 ton Chevy truck with 4 speed.
NOT letting it go.
millennial theft deterrent
This is totally incredible - like the story is not believable. Where can you buy a truck that has a stick shift, unless this one is so old that it has a stick shift in which case it is not worth stealing unless you are one of those guys like me who will hold onto their manual transission until it is pried out of my cold daed hands. But it is hard to see why someone who couldn’t drive a truck with a stick shift would want to steal one.
That’s because she was shiftless 🤣🤣🤣🤣
hmmmf, men outside of colorado just need to value women for more than their brains.
(ducking)
I’m here for the jokes.
RE: leaving the truck to roll forward and strike a fire hydrant, police said. </i>
That’s the part that’s always in the comedy movies.
Real life.
Another reason why statistics show American women are marrying much later and putting off having a family:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnFJuxV_K8U
Not safe driver award candidate:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iwOZpAXdrI
If you ever think I have too harshly low of an opinion of people:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z8hHrolamY
I learned on an automatic, but being cheap, when I bought my first car, I wanted a stick shift, so a friend (female) taught me on hers God bless her, and I drove those until we got a Astro and we had kids. At that point, it was just easier on me to use the automatic. I can still drive a standard any time, and do get a chance to when driving mr. mm’s car or my son’s pick up truck.
It was a five speed. No picture of the suspect.
I learned to drive a stick at 13 yrs old on a 1941 Willys 4 cyl flat head jeep. Had a top speed of about 45mph but would climb seriously steep hills towing a small trailer loaded with stones and never even strained. Torque was amazing. And then of course a dirt bike kind of prepared me for driving standard transmission cars. With Atlanta traffic, I’m glad I drive an automatic now.
I passed my first drivers test at 16 in a manual shift 5 speed.
One of my coworkers was planning a trip to Spain and found that renting a car with an automatic would cost about $500 more than a manual. I taught her to drive a 5-speed Nissan Sentra well enough to get by in about an hour.
They throw the word “woman” around like they know what it means. They also neglect to use any name or description.
I drive a indestructible 20 year old Nissan Xterra- 5 speed stick. I love it. I learned to drive on a “3 on the tree” shift. Prehistoric. I’ve had several stick vehicles- feel safer in them.
I own 4wd stick shifts because of snow and ice driving.
you cannot control an automatic on ice, like you can a stick.
I learned to drive a manual in a 1972 Pinto. I haven’t owned an automatic since 1979. My current vehicles are a 2005 Mustang and a 2008 Ranger, both manual. I’m keeping them.