Who here can drive?

[baddabang]

Recently it's occurred to me that some UCP members cannot drive manual transmission cars, or cannot drive cars period. Time to separate the men from the boys.

[Kitdy]

Can drive stick.

Cars driven: 1993 Plymouth Voyager, 2007 Volkswagen City Golf, 2001 Acura 3.2 TL, Chevrolet C5 Corvette, BMW 330Ci. Maybe a few others too.

[Quiggs]

I "can" drive autos, but I don't like to.

Three pedals for life.

Edit: We wanna play the "I've driven..." game...

VWs: Mk2-Mk5, all variations. B3-B6 Passats, Eurovans, Beetles, Bugs, Touaregs, and I think I drove a Vanagon once.
Audi: A4 1.8T fwd.
Other stuff... Couple Honda Civics (only car that ever left me stranded anywhere was a Civic...), RSX, Cavaliers, Cougars, a couple Buicks, Mazda 6s, Jeeps, Chevy pickups, Ford pickups, Dodge pickups, Miata. Sprinkle a few Nissans and other garbage cars in there for good measure.

I work at a car dealer. What can I say?

[Niko_Fx]

Stick.

Since Kitdy mentioned some cars... the ones with manual transmission:

'98 Blazer, Honda S2000, Lancer EVO IX, Toyota Celica 2003, Mitsubishi 3000GT, '00 Toyota Corolla, '04 Mustang GT.... and of course '01 Honda Civic. Probably missing a few, but oh well..

[Zytek_Fan]

Can't drive yet... ****ing driver's ed department! But I'm enrolled now. Taking it online

[NicFromLA]

Okay. Time to really separate the men from the boys: Who can drive a non-synchro manual? And who amongst them can/has driven a non-syncho crashbox with straight cut gears? Who has driven a Wilson Pre-selector gearbox? Who has driven a car that requires the driver to adjust the spark?

[Quiggs]

Driving a car with a Scirocco trans that still has the original fluid in it in 20 degree ambient temps > driving a car with no synchros.

Me = win.

[digitalcraft]

My 1st car was a stick, and I learned on a stick.

[coolieman1220]

i currently have a junior license and in 15 days it will be a full license! once i hit 17 i'm good to go. i am learnign to drive stick now. we just bought my brother a 2007 Honda Civic Coupe LX 5 spd so thats the practice car! otherwise everything else i drive has been automatic. i've driven a lot of different cars. Caddillac Escalade, BMW 745i, Toyota Highlander Corolla 4runner Avalon Rav4. Infiniti G35 (my baby) GMC Yukon, Honda Accords, Merc Benz 400SEL, Nissan Sentra, Maxima. maybe missing a few and most that i've driven havn't been for long periods of time. I wanna drive a real SMG style gearbox car. and driving a car with non-syncho doesn't seem like fun

[mclaren_crazy]

I wanna learn stick bad but neither of my parents drive one

[Turbo.Jenkens]

Never owned a car with an automatic. A couple of times a year I have to drive a friends somewhere and find my self reaching for an invisible stick & clutch.

[bruxell]

Can drive stick, can't stand to drive Automatics, but I know how...

So, I guess we're listing cars? *sigh*

All three genrations of MR2 (including the turbo)
Toyota Celica GTS
1999 Camaro SS 6-speed
Mitsubishi Evo IX & MR
Mitsubishi Eclipse (GSX/GT3.0/GT3.8)
Subaru 2.5RS/WRX/STi
Nissan 240SX-SE (S14) Mine
Nissan 300ZX-NA (Z32)
Nissan Sentra SER-V
Honda Integra GS-R
Honda Prelude Si/Vtec Mine
Honda Civic Si (EK/EP)
Honda CRX/Del Sol Mine
1989/1995 Mustang Gt 5-speed
Ford Focus SVT Mine
Fiat 124
Alfa Romeo Spider (90s)
1958 Vlokswagen Karman-Ghia Mine
Volkswagen GTi (MkIII/IV/V)
EDIT: VOlkswagen Corrado SLC
Pontiac Fiero GT Mine
Pontiac GTO (Auto) Mine
Mazdaspeed Protege
EDIT: Mazda RX8
Every generation of Mx5
EDIT: Every generation of Hyundai Tiberon.
EDIT: MINI (Cooper/S)
EDIT: Saturn SC2

That's about all I can think of at the moment.

[Cotterik]

havent got my full license just yet. But I've never driven an automatic since they're usually saved for lazy business men or elderly people here in the UK.

[Turbo.Jenkens]

Okay. Time to really separate the men from the boys: Who can drive a non-synchro manual?

I worked on a cattle farm as a kid and got to drive an early 60s Chevy flatbed & late 70s GMC dumptruck with non-synchro gears. I didn't realize it at the time, but thinking back on it they were definitely non-synchro. My friends granddad has a 63 Austin Healey which I got to drive once, but it was in a parking lot so I only made it into 2nd. Anyways I'm pretty sure it was as well.

[whiteballz]

Manual all the way. (autos too, but they're boring- Unless its my girlfriends 89 civic sedan, that thing is endless fun)

Driven manual cars?

'91 Nissan Silvia, '96 Subaru liberty, '96 toyota Seca, '04 Ford Falcon XR6 Ute, '96 Subaru impreza GX, erm, I think thats about it for manual cars. Not many unfortunately, but for my first year and a half driving its not too shabby. NB: unlike some other UK members I havent crashed (or damaged) any of the above cars, let alone underpowered FWD hatches

EDIT: Also, i wont add the auto's theyre boring cars.