Stick > Auto all day and anyday. I honestly don't understand how people can be given a drivers license without being able to drive a stick, but sadly thats not the way society is going, they would rather hold their cell and a soda than operate a motor vehicle. I looked for over 3 months for my truck with a stick but sadly I couldn't find anything within 500 miles that was not beat and had a manual so I am stuck with an auto. More power to you for being able to actually Operate the machines we are use for transportation instead of just holding a wheel and "driving."
Oh and as stated before country life FTW, I think I learned stick around 7 or so in a Suzuki Samurai. Started driving my dads 10-wheel dump truck at 14 (when I learned clutchless shifting.) First truck at age 16 was a stick, and I have been stuck with auto's ever since //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif
For your next vehicle get a stick so others can't drive your car lol.
Oh and for true two feet driving, it is not all that hard but practice braking with your left foot instead of your right, then you will be the zen master of driving lol. Yea I know its not really all that amazing or useful. My first truck had carb issues and would run rich at idle, so when coming to a stop I would have to kick it out of gear (without the clutch) brake with my left while keeping it at high idle with my right. First few times you try it you will most likely be too hard on the brake but after a few stops you will get it down so you can jump on the brake fast with your left foot but have a good controlled even application of the brakes the same as you would when jumping on them with your right.
Oh and as stated before country life FTW, I think I learned stick around 7 or so in a Suzuki Samurai. Started driving my dads 10-wheel dump truck at 14 (when I learned clutchless shifting.) First truck at age 16 was a stick, and I have been stuck with auto's ever since //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif
For your next vehicle get a stick so others can't drive your car lol.
Oh and for true two feet driving, it is not all that hard but practice braking with your left foot instead of your right, then you will be the zen master of driving lol. Yea I know its not really all that amazing or useful. My first truck had carb issues and would run rich at idle, so when coming to a stop I would have to kick it out of gear (without the clutch) brake with my left while keeping it at high idle with my right. First few times you try it you will most likely be too hard on the brake but after a few stops you will get it down so you can jump on the brake fast with your left foot but have a good controlled even application of the brakes the same as you would when jumping on them with your right.
