Cars you did your drivers test on

So today i finally passed my drivers test, and i am gonna miss this little thing, it is a pretty comfy little diesel.
I am 20 btw, i didn't have a need for a license before

passed way back in 2008 with this.

it was kinda shit desu

passed with a automagic base model fusion

'05 RSX 5-speed

04 Civic.

Totally didn't lose points for forgetting to go back in to drive after backing around a corner... At least the instructor got a chuckle out of it.

2010 Mini Countryman

It was bretty good, I still think about getting a Mini Cooper someday.

This long land beast. Still don't know how I managed to complete a three point turn on a narrow ass street without hitting the curb.

2014 Hyundai Accent Sedan

>Automatic
>Base trim

Why complicate things? It was a pure breeze to pass in this baby.

Mine was a 2005 Chevrolet Malibu I think. I remember my first day of driving class got cancelled because this psycho kid shot up the police station next to my school, killing a female officer.

Ford escort mk1
Thing fell to bits after about a month

I did it in this, only got penalized for not stopping fully at a stop sign. Parking and narrow maneuvers were perfect and I was really proud of myself

Drivers Ed in High School had a 2013 Dodge Dart.

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Kia Soul

My father forced my to start driving in his truck, because it makes everything small easier. Going from a massive Tundra to a Soul is amazing. I can park next to people in it. Nuts.

Also interesting it was my first car. I felt like a champ for owning it.

That's been my experience too. Everything feels like a clown car compared to the burb, and the maneuvers I pull in it are a real art form. It's like making an elephant dance.

Absolutely zero of the dents in it are from me. Every time I let my boomer parents borrow it it came back with all kinds of "I don't give a shit about anything but me" damage - tailgate, side dents, bumper creases, etc

Same story with my Montero.

Parents just don't give a shit about my property.

Those dents on the side are the real "fuck you I'm a narcissist" send-off from my dad, I got it back like that after he filed for divorce from my mom. The story he gave is it was a "deer" but it looks like he just punched and kicked it.

I will never understand the kind of self absorption it takes to open your car door and hit another parked car and go "not my problem"

Unless it's theirs, kill them.

In yurop we cant pass the exam with a car we own, we have to use what they give us at the exam. Mostly its a Yaris or Punto. I had a Yaris.

I really should amend it to just my boomer dad and thankfully I've cut him out of my life. My mom is a much kinder person and this originally was her car so I can't fault her.

This. I liked it so much I bought myself one after I passed.

My fathers Tundra has a dent just like that from my sister. Literally in that exact spot. I'm going to be driving my mothers Pilot from Chicago to SC and I anticipate it will be the same experience.
It really is astonishing. The other cool part is sitting so far up. I'm a foot above the ground in a Soul, then get into the Tundra and I'm able to touch the sky.
That is terrible. Thankfully I've never dealt with that.

Well, the dents done to my SUV were never in bad intention. My dad just likes to live on the fast lane and always rushes in and out of the gated, ramped driveway clipping the railings and the gate.

Still irritates me though, but I pretty much don't care anymore, it's so beat to shit anyway.

How do you buy a car after you're dead?

rest in peace

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With an anemic 3 cylinder diesel engine
I hated that thing

Anemic and numb in every way possible

It was some 1.x liter 6 speed

I used this model as well. It was a loaner from the school who did my driver's ed. I liked it. It was real comfy.

Could barely tackle a hill

Passed my test in a new (for then) Ford Focus.
I was with a major driving school, so the instructor leased dual-control cars with all the signwriting and vinyl wraps already done. It was a pretty nice car, and helped teach me to drive a proper car and not a tiny econobox.

Ended up buying a Focus myself when the time came for my first new-ish car.

felt like a boat for a hatchback. diesel though so made the test way easier

jesus christ, what a shitbox

only thing i miss about this thing from my test/lessons is the power.

indeed felt like a boat, and to me it felt like a big car but I think i just find it difficult to judge how close the car is to things

i just want that power and being able to just use clutch control in heavy traffic in my corsa

did the clutch on the one you drove feel like you had to press really hard?

i don't really remember the clutch, it seemed to grab everywhere though so i didn't really have a problem. my 1.4 corsa petrol is much nicer to drive, but apparently the 1.2s are a little weak, so i can see how the i30 would be better in that situation.

Bunch of whipper-snappers here.

dad's old car
still runs perfectly
it's my sister's now

Fiat Grande Punto

It was okay

3rd gen toyota yaris, since it was an examination standard car over here couple of years ago. God was it an underpowered shitbox, I hated it

Did it and passed in a '00 toyota avensis. Even when brand new, it was a pretty comfy shitbox.

Gud Jerb! Here driving a standard for your permit is a major PITA. If you shift during a turn it's a mark, if you shift with too many rpms you get a mark. If you don't downshift you get a mark. You get 4 marks and it's a fail.
Pic related for my G2 but an 88. Full G was a 87 Tercel 4wd both auto because I'm not into S&M.

My driving teacher had 2 cars to choose from, a GTR, and a Corvette. I normally picked the Corvette because it's vastly superior

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