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Lady that never seen a right hand drive car

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She was behind me while the jdm civic was to my left at a red light. The whole time she was just staring at the car with a "huh" look on her face. Wish I could have gotten a picture of her face.
 
postal carriers use them (right drive) all the time around here. though i did see a weird cherokee ( i think that's what it was ) where the driver was sitting in the right with the steering wheel in the left but he didn't appear to be shifting over to press the gas
 
PottedMeat said:
postal carriers use them (right drive) all the time around here. though i did see a weird cherokee ( i think that's what it was ) where the driver was sitting in the right with the steering wheel in the left but he didn't appear to be shifting over to press the gas
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ive seen a cherokee around my neighborhood like that too, but it was right hand drive and was a street sweeper... ive only seen it that one time.
 
jtvang125 said:
She was behind me while the jdm civic was to my left at a red light. The whole time she was just staring at the car with a "huh" look on her face. Wish I could have gotten a picture of her face.
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You know what? This will decimate all, after, you put about fifteen grand in it or more. If we have to, overnight parts from Japan.
 
mmntech said:
Same here. We had to teach this lady how to use an automatic. We don't stock manual vehicles for obvious reasons.
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My couple were worse. The wife couldn't grasp the concept of an automatic and kept trying to use the brake as a clutch. No amount of demonstration or explanation made an impact. She went through two other cars before she landed on my doorstep. When I brought her the last car, she asked me, are Furies "delicate" cars?
 
The Automatic thing isn't too uncommon, over here most cars are manual. And the whole American "gear stalk" thing is alien to us, we definitely don't have that, I drove a car with it in America and it took me a while to get used to.
 
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