hey car people

[redspicyflag]

How hard is it to find a chevy s10 auto(not 4x4) pickup?

Craigslist has a bunch, but none that fit thay quota

My padre wants to get me that for my first automobile.

oh he doesn't want to teach me stick either

 

[ChapStick]

Stick isn't THAT hard to learn.. Just get a friend that knows how to drive to teach you one day...

 

[redspicyflag]

oh rly?

I'll try that then

 

[Bible_Belt]

Is he buying the vehicle? If so, I guess what he says goes. But fwiw, when I was 18, I almost bought an s10. I ended up buying a Nissan instead and I still have that truck. The odometer broke long ago; I think it probably has about 250k miles. My mechanic had it apart not long ago; he said the inside of the engine looks like it has 50K miles, mostly because I changed the oil every 3000 miles. I'm probably going to keep it until I die.

Regarding learning to drive a manual, just find a big empty parking lot. You can learn in one afternoon. Economy cars are easiest. I have driven a manual s10, and that tranny is a b!tch to shift; it is nothing like my Nissan manual. The s10 manual feels like I am driving a full-size truck.

 

[Skel]

You should learn to drive standard. Its like riding a bike. Once you learn you never forget. You can learn in a couple of hours

 

[Firepower]

Every man must at least know how to drive a stick shift

 

[Monster]

S10? Why???

 

[redspicyflag]

S10? Why???

not my choice...

 

[Serialized3]

Regarding learning to drive a manual, just find a big empty parking lot. You can learn in one afternoon. Economy cars are easiest. I have driven a manual s10, and that tranny is a b!tch to shift; it is nothing like my Nissan manual. The s10 manual feels like I am driving a full-size truck.

Quoted for truth. All you need is a couple hours and a wide open space like an empty parking lot or flatland country roads. I learned on a Ford Danger with a nub for a clutch. When I practiced on an new economy car, the clutch was tighter than a 12 year old.