She is 4'10", My H3 is an auto, but she has driven it on a couple trails in Northern MI w/ me in the passenger seat. Panic, no, but she does laugh some. Here is what I learned her on, 1972 Big Block Olds Cutlass 4sp A wee tad more throttle responsive than the 3????



Anybody can drive a stick. Some just need a little more TLC and encouragement.

 

I know I know. That's a SWEET ride my friend, SWEET.

Maybe I'll try. We have plenty of land around here to do it on, and parking lots to boot. I'm not worried about her driving, I'm worried about her stopping and kinda freakin out if she forgets to use the clutch to stop and rear-ends someone. Hitting someone in a little rice burner is alot less damaging then hitting someone with a Hummer I can't afford for that to happen right now.

 

It's no different than teaching a puppy potty training.... except you don't whack her on the nose with a newspaper....

 

Oh great. Now you are calling my wife a dog? And I thought you were one of the good guys I see ImportKiller has taught you well. No wait, he would make some kind of Taco Bell reference or something [>:]

 

no... I meant you have to have patience and don't give up.... and you will have an accident every now and then....

 

She doesn't have patience..... that's my point, and she even admits it. If that car wasn't rolling in 5 minutes, she'd probably give up lol

 

She trained you... there is hope....

 

I fuel the stereotype my friend

 

 

Mike, Sorry to hear about all your troubles. Hate to LOSE you from the HUMMER family so get the H2!!!