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I know how I just don't have the experience and don't think I could actually do it.

Knowing how to do something is one thing actually doing it is another.

My accord is a manual but my f150 is automatic because they do not make manual f150 I prefer manual

Nope, and probably never will bother either.

I’ve driven one, but I wouldn’t say I knew how.

Lmao I just learned a week ago

I learned on one but have not drove one in 35 years. Doubt I would remember how after that many years.

My left foot was broken when I took drivers ed so I never learned.

Most of my cars since 1976 have been stick. However, 5 months ago, I traded in my base 2014 Kia Soul five speed for a 2019 Kia Soul Exclaim with an automated manual transmission. I use both automatic and manual shift modes.

I prefer a stick. I had to special order my last two trucks with manual trannys. I finally gave up. My current vehicles at least have the paddle shifters. My left leg feels useless.

I never learned to drive a manual transmission automobile. I have only driven manual transmission on tractors & my dad rarely let me change gears other than reverse.

I can do it if I have to but whoever’s in the car is in for a bumpy rides. Can never time the shifting right.

My first brand new car was a stick without AC or a radio. I bought it when I started college and money was that tight. I kept a boombox on the front seat but eventually had a cheap radio installed. Really miss a manual transmission.

Learned when I was 14

Yes, when I was first learning to drive, my dad made me drive a stick shift truck without manual steering. The summer I was 16, I drove that truck, working with him, as far as from AL to the state of KS.

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The best experience between driver and car!

I know how to on expert mode: a semi

I've never driven one but I know how to. Does that count?

Why, yes, of course.

Never even drove a vehicle with a manual. But my truck has a manual option on the automatic that I play around with sometimes

But who can heel-toe?

Yes. That’s how we all drive over here. It’s best to learn on motorcycle.

Might as well ask me if I know how to breath.

Absolutely, I drove a truck for a living. My first car was a standard shift.

Know enough to manage? Yes. It’s been long enough since I had to that I probably wouldn’t do it well. But I’m sure it’s like riding a bike and doesn’t take long to pick up again.

This is standard in europe.

Yes

O’ course! On the floor or on the 'tree', but 'Auto' is the life for me!!

I know how, but that doesn’t mean I should. Doesn’t end well.

Sadly, no. My first car was an automatic so I never had much of a chance to learn.

Yes, and I like them far better than automatics. They are fun to drive.

Well yeah. Of course.

Yes, the first car I had was a stick shift.

Very well. I drive an asynchronous one now for work.

No, but I also don't know how to drive a carriage or chariot either.

Yes, I drove a manual transmission for years. It’s way more fun but can suck when living in a big city, especially during rush hour.

My uncle is teaching me how to drive stick multiple times a week right now.

Depends on your definition of knowing lol. I can drive one, I just haven't done it enough in my lifetime that I'm very confident with my skills doing it. If it meant the difference between driving and not driving such as an emergency I'd figure it out again, kinda like riding a bike 😬

1st car VW bug stick shift.

Know how, and do almost every time I drive. My daily driver has a manual transmission. In fact, two of our three cars have manual transmissions.

First learned to drive at 14 on a double shift deisel bucket loader. My boss asked if I knew how to drive and when I said I was 14 he threw me the keys. He said 'looks like your lucky day. First, learn to drive the loader, you cant hurt it so go nuts. There is a shed out back, here is a crowbar. Demolish it, put it on the flat bed parked out next to it, bring it out into the field and burn it'

I miss that job.

My dad taught me how to drive a car with a manual transmission when I was 10. He taught me how to drive a dirt bike before that. Oh, I loved to drive when I was a kid. Now, I feel like a teen taxi and would love to have a chauffeur. One more year and the 13 year old can get a drivers permit. Hello backseat 🤗

My current car is the first automatic that I’ve had. Stick shifts are super fun!! 🚗💨

Yes, but I prefer not to❗️