i want to buy a $1k or less, post 1990 manual car that i can learn stick on and not feel bad smoking a clutch....thanks

 

just get an Evo. A new clutch will cost you about 1k

(You can probally get like a honda crx for less than 1k and they're pretty easy to drive)

 

toyota pickup....2 wheel drive....I learned on one and it was easy and forgiving.

 

Honda Civic for sure. Like a 1989 hatchback. Cheap to replace the cluth and easy too. And i think they were only Four speeds too

 

yea i dont want to do it on the evo becuase i will be getting it in the winter and my friend said its to much power to learn stick on...

 

i wanna keep it to 1k because i have to pay for it and dont want to loose alot on trade in price...

 

I learned on my EVO, it was a pain but on the upside it gave me a good reason to upgrade my clutch / flywheel.

 

^^^yea exactly its not cheap either i bet....and when i get the evo im going to be tight on money and cant afford a new clutch after 5k or less...

 

A good beater to learn stick on is a 2007 C6 ZO6 :P . Either that or just go to your local classifieds, pick out a car under $1k, make sure it's manual, and buy it. Forget about "resale value" at that level, because it's either NIL or you can actually make money selling it for a little more than you bought it.

Also, when you buy your Evo, the clutch isn't the only thing that you'll need to potentially spend some money on, a major consideration if money's tight. OEM tires are used up relatively quickly as well as brake pads, and those 2 things together cost basically as much as a clutch to replace. Also, regular maintenance with premium lubricants is essential, etc...

 

haha. There's this highschool kid that learned to drive stick on his evo around where I live. Last time I checked, his clutch died in 700 miles

 

Evo is a bit harder to learn stick on because of the AWD. I learned on a 1987 Ram 50, 5 speed. Cost my dad about 400 dollars than another 400 for the paint job, great little truck. At the time i was only 15 and was not supposed to be driving, but you know teenagers.

 

a jeep or old truck. the clutch has tons of play and not enough power to break anything

 

1993 ford ranger

 

I learned on my Evo, and my clutch is still strong at 24,000+ miles...

 

honda civic for sure, but I dont know if you could get a post 1990+ hatchback for 1k since they are really popular