What vehicle did you take your driving test in?

[Mackenzie Gans]

Subaru Outback Limited 5spd...

Failed it first time because I approached a stop sign in neutral and used the parking brake instead of leaving it in gear. Doh!

I took my first driving test in my 1992 Subaru Legacy 5psd, and when going down a hill I upshifted because I was driving the drive the DMV-way on the test. He wrote on my test sheet "Went downhill in neutral!!". The next test I took in an automatic and passed.

 

[04EddyExpy]

My mother's navy blue (with the woody graphics on the sides!) 1986 Plymouth Voyager. It was the smallest vehicle we had, for the parallel parking part. Dad drove a full-size Chevy conversion van and we had a 1969 Chevy C-10 farm truck.

 

[Hectorsvt]

2002 ford svt LIGHTNING!

 

[Highlightreel]

1981 VW Rabbit. Stick.

 

[Artie]

1981 VW Rabbit. Stick.

My mom drove a blue one of these before she traded it in for the previously mentioned polished turd ‘86 Jeep Cherokee. The rabbit was a habitual over heater... I would pray to arrive to our destination without having to blast the heat in August to ward off the steam monster from within the engine bay... I hated that car as a child.

 

[Lukewang01]

2018 4Runner TRD offroad premium.

 

[Skip Walton]

1956 Plymouth Savoy, I was 16, this back in 1965

 

[Matt Oien]

'89 Ford Aerostar. Big blind spots up front kept the test administrator from seeing I failed to yield to a pedestrian.

 

[B-McD]

I was such a gear head in high school that I aced drivers ed and if you did really well in drivers ed, all you had to do was take the vision and written exam. One hour later I had my license. My dad bought a new '74 Impala wagon the day before that. 400 4 bbl V8 and bias ply tires that didn't last too long. Fun!

 

[mpc11]

'89 Ford Aerostar. Big blind spots up front kept the test administrator from seeing I failed to yield to a pedestrian.

Did you have to turn off the A/C to make it up any decent sized hill/incline? Haha.