'80s ford fiesta, less than 1.0, 4spd manual, no abs, no power steering, no electric mirors or electric windows. very heavy to drive, very easy to stall, very noisy. could never understand how such a small, light car was so hardwork to drive.
most hateful car i have ever driven.
A vintage car. My instructor had his car off the road, and rather than book a new test I borrowed my dads vintage mini traveller, complete with wood bits
Same for me, diesel not petrol and I loved that car it was very easy to learn in.
I had the petrol version for a few months until my instrustor got pregnant, then changed to the diesel version for 10 or so lessons with another instructor.
Never passed a test in this country, they just exchanged my Irish licence for a British one. Passed my test in Ireland first time in my own car, a brilliant old tank of a thing, a diesel Jetta.
I absolutely loved that car.
A Vauxhall Carlton, belonging to my driving instructor.
Had been learning in a Vauxhall Nova but then my instructor showed up on the morning of my test and tells me it's knackered so I'll have to take my test in the Carlton that they usually use for motorway driving courses.
I remember moaning that I'd never driven a car that size and my instructor said something like "After you've passed your test you could go out and buy a Ferrari and everything I've taught you applies to ALL cars so stop being such a fanny".
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most hateful car i have ever driven.
I remember the timing of the emergency stop was odd, as I'd just turned at a junction and wasn't travelling too fast when I had to do it.
Same for me, diesel not petrol and I loved that car it was very easy to learn in.
I had the petrol version for a few months until my instrustor got pregnant, then changed to the diesel version for 10 or so lessons with another instructor.
Very easy to learn in i have to agree.
I absolutely loved that car.
Had been learning in a Vauxhall Nova but then my instructor showed up on the morning of my test and tells me it's knackered so I'll have to take my test in the Carlton that they usually use for motorway driving courses.
I remember moaning that I'd never driven a car that size and my instructor said something like "After you've passed your test you could go out and buy a Ferrari and everything I've taught you applies to ALL cars so stop being such a fanny".
Erk! Way to inspire confidence there.