First car you ever Drove

[dimlight]

91 Peugeot 405 manual... it didnt go off once but i ate the sidewalk.. no damages, no people... so there was nobody looking

[Widsinator]

My dad's 750 iL just to learn, still have that, 100,000 miles and still runs great. I never thought id learn to drive in a car with a V12. Handles and accelerates great for its size

[pimento]

'82 Ford Courier Diesal (that's a ute). It was also what I drove for a couple of months until my first car was drivable. After driving that, I can park pretty much anything anywhere. My first car was also my first auto, an '82 Rover SD1 series 2, 3.5 litre fuel injected V8. It worked for about three weeks a month, ended up replacing half the engine bay. The engine was actually fine, it was the ancillaries that kept dying. I still regret selling it sometimes. If it was a manual I'da probably stuck with it. After all, there's only so many things you can replace until they're all new.

[Niko_Fx]

Used to have this friend that at age 14 his parents would give him any car of the family to drive around with...

One day I ran into his car when he wasn't looking and drove a bit inside the neighborgood.. I was 13 by then and almost gave him a heart attack.

1994 Chevrolet Blazer

[The Tuner]

my first...hm....was abt 5 yrs old, and i drove ma uncles lexus. first time sitting on his lap and only steering, but then i did everything maself.
that was wen i first got the itch to drive. now with a licence for abt 11 months, 2 accidents and a radar and a parkin fine behind me, i kno that drivin isnt as carefree as it was that day long ago, but it def not sumthin i wud have liked to live without.

[fpv_gtho]

When i was about 5 both me and my twin brother started driving around this early 90's HiLux 4x4 2.8 diesel just on 25 acres my grandfather owned. Started off just sitting on my dads lap and when my legs were long enough i drove myself. Almost t-boned a tree one day finding the brake and my brother almost rolled it on a hill

[fa22_raptor]

When I was about 10, I was allowed to drive the family's '95 Mitsubishi Nimbus which is a manual. After many stalls and jerky moments, I finally got it right. I'm in my second year of driving on my Ls now and I'm still driving that same car (mainly... I also drive my dad's E320 and mum's old 380SE).

[man 430gt]

Even tough I'm 14 only I've drivin a Honda accord in Pakistan (and I wasn't braking the law as there is no certain age I anly managed to take it to 35 as it wasn't an auto But still fun

[fa22_raptor]

I got up to around 85km/h when I was 12. That was pretty cool

[ruim20]

Citröen AX 1.2 liter Manual transmission i still hve that car, and i still drive it today! it's 16 years old!

[henk4]

When I was 15 my uncle let me drive his Massey Ferguson 35 tractor, which did about 25 kph. A year later I was trusted to drive a plain Renault 4, in confined spaces, and also a Mercedes transporter (with column shifter). Then I got my license in a Fiat 124, and started learning to drive in my fathers Fiat 850 Coupe. I got some "real" experience in my uncle's BMW 1602, and I still vividly remember how long third gear was and what power there was (we are talking 1967). My father continued having various Fiats (128, 131, Supermirafiori 2000 TC, Regata, ) which I occasionally drove, but my first owned car was a new 1979 Renault 4GTL, which after two years was traded for a Citroen Visa Super E, and stuck to Citroen ever since.

[shaht]

Renault 4L, with its strange manual gear shift coming out of the dash board

[henk4]

Originally Posted by shaht

Renault 4L, with its strange manual gear shift coming out of the dash board

which works perfectly btw

[charged]

Mini Moke in a paddock,had a ball

[shr0olvl]

i've never drivin a mannual before, cause all the cars we have are automatic and are big trucks and suv's

the main cars i usually drive now are the 2002 Yukon, 2004 Mitsubishi Endevor, and the 2004 Titan which is the biggest of them all and quite hard to park

but you see what i mean, i only get to drive big suv's and trucks now