13 in a BMW 328i convertible. got it on the first go.

 

I learned in a little single cab, 4 speed Isuzu truck when I was 15.

Bought a Ford Ranger 5spd and got good at it there.

5spd eclipse Gst... 6spd Hyundai Tiburon.

Come to think of it, in 5 years i've had 6 cars and only one was an automatic... a 98 Cavalier (High school beater.)

 

lerned how to drive stick when i was only 10 on my dads 92 Ford Currier.
got my first evo when i was 19 and now im 21.
in 4 year's i've had 4 cars all stick and all wheel drive
btw my first car was 01 wrx.

 

You "lerned" [sic] how to drive when you were 10? Actually behind the wheel? If so, you must've been a tall ten year-old.

Funny that you've said you've had four cars but under your name, it says "Drives: not yet." Care to explain?

 

i learned to drive stick when i was 17 and on a new evo too... its a little harder then most cars to learn on...but i got it down in like 3 days its not too big of a deal...but i totaled my evo 7 days later.... so dude... be careful! you WILL crash.

 

I was 16 and was forced to learn (luckily). My dad bought me a Honda CRX from a co worker for $1,700. It was my first car and I learned to love it.

 

and there you have it folks!

 

don't kill me - never drove a stick car and taught myself on the evo the day i got it, drove 400 miles never had a problem (17 Years Old)

 

as soon as I learned how to spell correctly...

"License"

 

hope you're ok driving it man. an Evo as a first car, is probably the worst idea ever. Any parent that would let there kid have an Evo as a first car, is completely irresponsible. Not only do you have nowhere near enough experience to handle 300ft-lbs in an AWD car, but at 16 you wouldn't have the self control not to street race any punk that revs at you. as your first car, your going to learn some hard lessons, i pray you don't kill anyone in the process.

 

well alot of parents still haven't gotten in the heads that 4 cylinder cars can be fast as hell.

 

I would think that parents would assume that a four-cylinder car with a $30k+ price tag must have something lurking under the sheet metal to carry that kind of a price tag.

 

My evo was my first manual transmission, I learned to drive stick with it.
no big deal, im 20. Had it after a week, but i had 2 cars prior so i was familiar with driving and road hazards. Gotta know how to handle the roads too homie.

 

well ur right but they mostly assumed that it was cause its looked good and was Japanese until i let my dad drive lol. Most my family still doesn't get y i spent so much on an econo box until i show them an autox video or take them for a ride etc...

 

sh*t my dad made me learn stick at the age of 14 on a little VW, in a parking lot close to are house