Golf Alltrack

[clyde]

Originally Posted by Nick M3

Because making the kid drive manual means that they will text and drive less

I see how someone can think that, but I don't think there's much truth to it.

I can also see how someone could think that it's impossible to eat, drink, smoke, operate windshield wipers manually while keeping an eye on a drunk "friend" in the backseat to be sure they weren't about to throw up in your car and drive a stick at the same time, but I know this is not only doable, but repeatable.

and also virtually guarantees that they won’t be lending the car out.

There is more truth in this. More importantly, knowing how to drive a stick means they will never stranded or at the mercy of someone that does because they don't know how.

[kognito]

Originally Posted by wdc330i

https://www.stonemountainvw.com/inve...m17au6km522993

This makes even less sense in our climate. Black/black. Our Focus has a light grey cloth interior, and I find it a pain trying to keep clean. But what do I know/care I think I have washed the outside of it 4-5 times in 3+ years, but the interior gets cleaned about once a month.

I hope the pictures were taken on a very cold day on this black one, or I'd say it has interior water leak issues. Almost looks like the interior is fogged up, not the exterior

[kognito]

Originally Posted by clyde

I can also see how someone could think that it's impossible to eat, drink, smoke, operate windshield wipers manually while keeping an eye on a drunk "friend" in the backseat to be sure they weren't about to throw up in your car and drive a stick at the same time, but I know this is not only doable, but repeatable.

This sounds very specific, happened to you?

[clyde]

Originally Posted by kognito

This sounds very specific, happened to you?

The question isn't "how?" but "how many?"