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Congrats!
All you have to do is find a parking lot and work out the basics. Then move to side streets... then the big challange is getting used to starting off on hills. When I was teaching my wife we went over to the Patterson/Coach Hill area in the SW, lots of big steep hills on empty streets there.
The Fit is one of the easiest manuals I have ever driving, nice light clutch and very forgiving if you make a mistake.
All you have to do is find a parking lot and work out the basics. Then move to side streets... then the big challange is getting used to starting off on hills. When I was teaching my wife we went over to the Patterson/Coach Hill area in the SW, lots of big steep hills on empty streets there.
The Fit is one of the easiest manuals I have ever driving, nice light clutch and very forgiving if you make a mistake.
#4
Congrats on the purchase and I would recommend you do everything Sugarphreak just mentioned. Just work on finding the engagement point first on a nice flat parking lot. When you start feeling the car go forward give it a bit of gas and slowly release the clutch and she will start going.
Once you get that nailed pretty good then start working on inclines.
Once you get that nailed pretty good then start working on inclines.
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