Realizing stick shift is now an anti theft device to the young generation of car enthusiasts….

[speedisgain]

Unless they atomatic swap it during night 😂

[traehampton]

First car was a 08 GT and I swear at school I never locked my door cause I knew nobody could drive it lol

[Guitcarist]

If I get a classic car or sports car I want a stick shift.

[prognogg]

I went from Automatic to Manual. I think it’s good to start out automatic so you learn the rules of the road and get use to driving around other cars. Then start to have fun getting a manual.

[sorenwitte]

In America maybe but in Europe: manual is king

[chickenlajumpy]

In a world of Automatics, the thief who can drive stick, shall be crowned King

[geezotics]

ah yea i remember my first stall going up a hill, wtf was my dad thinking 😭😭😭 NFS helped a lot w my rev matching tho 😂

[akankshadash]

More like an American anti-theft device, or a Canadian anti-theft device

[sgarage]

My car has a stick,
It's my first running car.

[zacharybrown]

Im 15 years old and can drive stick i learned in my grandpas 78 beetle

[MillennialDad]

This is why all of my vehicles are manual transmission. Even my truck lol

[LastPig]

I learned how to drive manual at around 12, try me lol

[whatdadogdoin]

bruh don’t act like you’re a car guy if you can’t even appreciate a classic american muscle

[fatdogamer]

Me being 17 and super happy knowing how to drive stick

[deadman]

Its really not too bad to learn, just takes time and eventually its second nature

[ronsshorts]

Haha so true I Learned how go drive one when I was 12

[justaaron]

Hitting that awkward in-between stage into boomer hood are we….

[rbmwiv]

Lol I took my driving test in a 82 Datsun pickup with no power steering and a bad synchro in 2 nd gear and you had to double clutch it. My dad’s philosophy was if you can drive junk then you can drive anything. What’s even more is telling someone to drive a 3 on the tree. I’m going to go out on a limb and say that most people have never driven a column shift manual. We had a 67 ford pickup that had a column shift that thing would melt the tires.

[michaelgiangiulio]

I taught my wife how to drive manual transmission on a 71 Dodge Sportsman van with manual steering and brakes and three on the tree . It was a lesson that lasted a lifetime.

[transformersmaster]

First manual I ever drove was an 18 speed Peterbilt 379. Pretty sure I can figure out a manual car 😂