What car did you first learn to drive in?

[andeshan]

An old beat up Toyota Tazz, and a slightly better Mazda from ~2005.

This is exactly me!

 

[ponder]

1948 Ford F1 Flathead V8.

Geez you must be old

 

[ichigo]

Mazda Sting 323 1.6i and still got it, actually it was a Mazda Etude where I learnt pull-offs.

 

[Hemi300c]

Ford Fairmont and Cortina 3.0 Ghia.
My first car was a Mazda RX2.

 

[dj_jyno]

Instructor's Toyota Tazz, 1998 Polo Classic and (occasionally) my brother's Citigolf.

 

[kripstoe]

Quite uncanny, but this picture is almost exactly how I learnt to drive - minus the beer. Even the CEM numberplate is the same.

 

[Drifter]

1964 Ford Anglia

 

[KleinBoontjie]

My fathers 1200 Datsun Bakkie.

I remember times that I was suppose to go fom 2nd to 3rd and the gear would go into 1st (I know, impossible today, but that bakkie could), the engine would sound like it was going to jump out the bonnet and my father would go balastic.
Give me some slack, I was like 11 or 12. Some of the advantages of growing up on a farm.

 

[Slootvreter]

Toyota Cressida GLi-6

 

[crackersa]

80' something chevy blazer, in Alaska

 

[happynoodleboy]

1980-something Opel Commodore

 

[genetic]

VW Jetta

 

[zizo911]

Mazda 323

 

[spiderz]

My Grandmothers Land Rover Series 3 on the farm. Took out one farm gate ... :erm:

 

[marco79]

Toyota Cressida GLi6 Auto

 

[atomcrusher]

Back in 1968 ... my older boet's Ford Anglia

A photo from the WWW

 

[Alton Turner Blackwood]

1980-voetsek Hilux

My gandfather had it for so long he could only sell it for scrap

 

[Suspect99]

Toyota Tazz

 

[Edwe]

A '90 cream BMW E30 316i with cream seats and black dash. Heavy car with tiny steering wheel and no power steering. A truly hideous thing.

 

[NeonNinja]

Toyota Tazz.