The best way to learn is by buying it and driving it daily. with hill assist and a backup camera, it is easier to learn than ever. Props to you for taking a dive and buying the car and not knowing how to drive a manual daily. I wish more people were like you.
I just did this, my GR86 comes in Friday. I practiced once and stopping, changing between gears seemed easy. The initial bite going from 1st is the only thing I had a problem with. I practiced for like an hour on an old ass Scion XB with 300k miles. I'm not good at driving stick, but I feel confident enough I can at least get this car home with maybe stalling a few times or none. Idk, but my friends think I'm nuts that I bought a manual and never driven one before like a few days ago.
@@joshuadrew4510 Awesome! welcome to the club. Smile per mile! use more clutch if you think your going to stall (especially on uphills) and add gas as needed. burning a little clutch is okay in tight or hard places to drive. better than crashing. sometimes you dont need gas at all, you just need momentum. gassing is one way to gain momentum or rolling down a hill. that is why 1st/reverse gear is the hardest.
Don't think is a best idea.. he will knock the engine and burn the clutch. Better to go and learn in a shitbox. Then he will learn all about Hill Start and all the thing he need to learn, maybe he could even learn toe in.
@@zinny999 i learned and drove a 350z with hks supercharger. i got the basic down and i would cruise around at night to practice so i wouldn't get nervous in the morning. i bought it built and that clutch was soooo nice, quick, and precise. i made sure everywhere i went didn't had a hill. damn i miss that car.
I’m about to take the dive this Saturday. Never driven manual as a daily, only tried it in an empty parking lot 7 years ago and it was fun! Buying a used FK8. Wish me luck 😂
to find the bite point go somewhere level, put it in 1st, let the clutch out really slowly without giving it gas, when the car starts to move that's where the bite point is.
Took delivery of my Gr86 in march of 2023. I remember this video being one of first I saw of the car and it inspired me to go after it. I didn’t know how to drive stick either but I learned, just like you. Life’s crazy good sometimes, thank you for the inspiration
I did the same thing, bought my first car w/o knowing how to drive stick. It gives you more motivation to learn stick l, it only took me a week to fully drive a whole day w/o Stalling on me. This new BRZ is my dream car as well, so glad for you man🤩
lol last week I bought brand new 2022 impreza manual and didn't know how to drive it. stalled a lot on the first day but now I can drive anywhere. still a bit shaky on the take off but getting better every day.
It's very intimidating at first, but as long as you have someone there to teach you and you get some time in the parking lot and on a few shallow hills, you'll be good to go in 1-2 weeks. That was me two weeks ago lol.
Nice I just learned stick and all I can say it’s pretty easy the hardest thing is starting it and finding where you can start hit the gas. I can’t wait to see what you do with it. Another tip when you are in a light put it on Neutral cuz that help u rest. Anyways good luck man!
To be honest, putting on neutral just to rest when you’re on 3rd or 4th gear is a bad habit and bad for the transmission. I’d Let the gears engage. Happy Driving
Good for you man. I bought me a manual WRX in January. Didn’t even know how to drive it. I’m 29 and had my dad drive the car home for me. Learned pretty quickly. It’s definitely never too late to learn. Have fun and be safe.
Keep on going with it man! You'll get more and more comfortable the longer you go. Don't be discouraged, and it's something you'll never stop improving on. Beautiful car.
The easiest and safest way to learn a clutch biting point is just to move off with clutch only, engaging and disengaging it in a parking lot or empty road. You could also just have the handbrake up and lift off the clutch slowly to where you can feel and hear the car move and rumble and the clutch in again. For getting the confidence, you could try uphill starts and practicing engine brake techniques so that you can efficiently daily a manual! Hope these few tips help you and get to enjoying that sweet BRZ Limited quicker and smoother!
Thank you for the tips! Im actually driving it pretty well now! Forced myself to drive to school and by the end of the week i got it down! Even learned how to heel toe downshift haha!
I did the exact same thing, lol. I went to the dealership and didn’t know how to drive a manual. I’m currently on my first drive now, still learning to shift properly and occasionally stalling, too, lol.
Congrats, thank you for keeping my dream up and your sincerity! It's not easy to show embarrassment and joy at the same time and not be ashamed for it. I would also love to own a BRZ/GR86 some day
Awesome dude! I just bought a manual M2 after totaling my last one. Never owned a manual and only drove one a few times in my life lol. Really wanted manual and taking the dive and buying one is just the best way to learn
Congrats man!!! So happy for you, you’re gonna love the car and once you practice a little you’ll have it down in no time. The new brz is my first manual as well so my dad also had to drive it home but after about a month of ownership it’s starting to get way easier!!!
That's great bro, Can't be afraid to learn. I bought my first manual Honda Accord so I could learn standard. It was challenging at first, but after you get the hang of it, you good.
Great video man! Love the honesty and it was dope to see a real persons story. You’ll get the hang of driving manual and you’ll never look back lol. I remember learning in my 98 integra. Been hooked on stickshift. Getting my BRZ in a few weeks so super stoked to be whipping that around 🤟🏻
Congrats!!!! 🤩 I just ordered mine 2 weeks ago for the 2023 in white and I am beyonddd excited deff doesn’t seem real. These next few months can’t go fast enough lol
Just picked up my GR86 today, I know how to drive manual, but I've never daily'd a stick. I've been loving it! I feel like the 86/brz is a forgiving and easy car to learn on
Man, i wanted to learn how to drive stick and got a mazda miata out here in tysons Northern Virginia! I had no idea how to drive it even off the lot and trust me when i tell you, you will be getting around just fine in a couple of weeks! hope you enjoy that new BRZ man, it looks great.
that's alright fam, I bought my '21 Type R in Nov of 2020 not knowing how to drive stick. Good thing my dad knows though, so he drove it home, and taught me how to drive like a man ASAP.
As someone who loves cars and subscribed solely for the reason of room makeover and photography, I never expected that one of my favourite youtubers would incorporate cars in their Vids!!!! I hope this continues!!! Happy for you man!
I bought a brand new sti two years ago and I didn't know how to drive stick either. it was my dream car and the ej motor was going away so i had to have it. drove 50 miles home from the dealer and stalled like 5 times. it sucks initially but you'll get it. get used to hill starts as soon as you can and the gates of the shifter up and down shifting. it will all be muscle memory in no time
Congrats!! I also just purchased a manual transmission car that I am learning stock on and for me the main two things are starting and slowing down to go at slow speeds
1:23 December was when the first orders started being sent over here. I ordered mine in November and it arrived late January (didn’t pick up till mid February). I killed the car so many times on the first drive home and the dealer area had a lot of hills. Anyways, congrats on the car!
My dad drove home my 2020 BRZ. He taught me how to drive stick. Best tips practice driving in parking lots or if you can drive at night there's less cars around so no big deal if you stall and no one is around.
@@WayneBanga Good to hear. How is the clutch in the new gen? Last gen they stuck this god awful spring to make the clutch lighter but it also made it more difficult for new manual drivers to get the sense of when the clutch engaged.
Nice car man! Congrats and enjoy! Manuel isn’t so hard. Once you get the hang of 1st gear the rest comes easy. I just got a new car as well, 2018 Jeep Wrangler unlimited sport. I love pressing that button to turn her on lol 😂
You can do it I bought a 2020 sti limited with never driving stick before and I learned and I have cerebral palsy. You can do it it just takes time and to know where biting point is once you figure that out and how much gas it becomes second nature
I have a s2k, can confirm, stick shift is fun af, but i live in a heavily congested city so auto is my daily. advice i'd like to give, learn to downshift and don't get in the habit of shifting it into neutral when you approach the light.
I also have an s2k hahaha, definetly agree on the downshift rather than neutral, this will help you increase you connection to the car as well as how much fun it is to go out for a drive.
Actually so jealous lol, ordered my GR86 in January and want it here so bad 😭. For your first time learning stick you did so well! Expect to stall a couple times but these new cars make it really easy to learn. I learned in an ‘05 civic and that shit was rough lol
Congrats on the purchase. Im actually looking forward to see you learn stick. Once you master stick shift your gonna look at this video and be surprised.
I'm trying to get my hands on that new gr Corolla. Haven't had a stick car before but had some practice. I'm def gonna keep up with your channel to see how you are progressing!
Haha I was somewhat in the same boat as you. I bought my GR86 back in January and drove it home after not driven stick in two years so I was a little rough but quickly got used to it. Scariest part for me was rev matching haha. The car definitely catches some eyes in the parking lot especially when parked next to a friends type r. Enjoy the car, I’m sure you’ll love it!
The day this video was uploaded, I found and bought a '21 bone stock STi with 1k miles on it. Talk about lucky. This is my first manual trans vehicle too. After a week I think I got all my upshifts/downshifting down besides Rev match. And hills... fuck hills. I gotta learn those hill starts.
ayee this is dope. I currently have a 2006 325i (saw your md tags and had to sub immediately), but been looking to get something new. How're you enjoying the switch?
Appreciate the support! The car is definitely a treat! Love driving stick and it feels weird when I hop back in an auto car. Also the stares are a nice bonus haha
@@WayneBanga funny, since leaving this comment I went out & grabbed myself a GR86 in manual as well. Def weird to learn at first but so worth it. Every time I’ve hopped in my 325 since getting the 86 I feel so bored🤣. The stares are definitely a nice bonus, already gotten more stares in the 86 than I ever got in the 325. We aughta link up some day, not sure where you’re at but I’m up in Harford County
It amazes me how in several countries they take out the driving license without knowing how to drive manual, in my country it is the opposite, you learn manual
you don't need to put it in neutral to brake, just use the clutch before you stop, but apart from this you did ok for a newb. My first time the car was kangaroo hopping all over the place!
i bought a 2019 wrx that year and i didnt even know how to drive it lmao, but trust it’s all hard work just don’t be afraid to get honked on the road when you stall lmao
Kudos to you for buying a car in a manual without knowing how drive it. I will be in the same boat too becuase my dream car is the BMW M3 and I want it in a manual.
Congrats man! Have fun learning! Always leave it in gear when you park (not sure if you do or not). I see a lot of manual drivers leave it in neutral which would allow it to roll if the ebrake ever fails.
@@LintulaV all things that have to do with the e brake are pretty easy to do and cheap Id rather deal with that then me stalling my car whenever i get it in cuz i instantly take my foot off the clutch as habit cuz i park on a flat surface
Well, you’re on the right track. The only way on how to drive a stick is to buy one. Wish your dad taught you how when you were younger unless he didn’t have a stick shift car. Good luck
Yeah! My dad grew up driving stick in the Philippines but moving to America he wanted the comfort of auto. I drove his car when I came of driving age and I’ve always wanted to drive manual since!
I was born and raised in the PI just like your Father did until I was 17 when we moved in States. First car I purchased was a 2006 Acura RSX with a stick shift.
Driving stick is like riding a bicycle for the first time once your in it it, it becomes muscle memory. btw I also bought my brz back in 2017 without knowing how to drive stick.
Ya good luck to you! My first stick was a 9th gen si , honestly I just launched the car for like a week till I got the hang of it 😭. Ik the car would be okay cause it’s a Honda 😎
Nice car, driving stick is just about learning the mechanics of clutch bite, rev match and reflex. Just keep practicing it until you can drive the car without thinking. Make sure to not banga the car, It's hard to get one of those in the current market.
Bought it with zero clue how to drive a stick. Needed to get a rear-wheel manual transmission while they still make affordable driver-focused cars! Did a lot of research and have not seen any videos about the GR86 where the driver isn't smiling like a goofball.
The best way to learn is by buying it and driving it daily. with hill assist and a backup camera, it is easier to learn than ever. Props to you for taking a dive and buying the car and not knowing how to drive a manual daily. I wish more people were like you.
I just did this, my GR86 comes in Friday. I practiced once and stopping, changing between gears seemed easy. The initial bite going from 1st is the only thing I had a problem with. I practiced for like an hour on an old ass Scion XB with 300k miles. I'm not good at driving stick, but I feel confident enough I can at least get this car home with maybe stalling a few times or none. Idk, but my friends think I'm nuts that I bought a manual and never driven one before like a few days ago.
@@joshuadrew4510 Awesome! welcome to the club. Smile per mile!
use more clutch if you think your going to stall (especially on uphills) and add gas as needed. burning a little clutch is okay in tight or hard places to drive. better than crashing.
sometimes you dont need gas at all, you just need momentum. gassing is one way to gain momentum or rolling down a hill. that is why 1st/reverse gear is the hardest.
Don't think is a best idea.. he will knock the engine and burn the clutch. Better to go and learn in a shitbox. Then he will learn all about Hill Start and all the thing he need to learn, maybe he could even learn toe in.
@@zinny999 i learned and drove a 350z with hks supercharger. i got the basic down and i would cruise around at night to practice so i wouldn't get nervous in the morning. i bought it built and that clutch was soooo nice, quick, and precise.
i made sure everywhere i went didn't had a hill. damn i miss that car.
I’m about to take the dive this Saturday. Never driven manual as a daily, only tried it in an empty parking lot 7 years ago and it was fun! Buying a used FK8. Wish me luck 😂
to find the bite point go somewhere level, put it in 1st, let the clutch out really slowly without giving it gas, when the car starts to move that's where the bite point is.
Yeah! I've been trying to get that into muscle memory! Need to keep practicing doh!
Took delivery of my Gr86 in march of 2023. I remember this video being one of first I saw of the car and it inspired me to go after it. I didn’t know how to drive stick either but I learned, just like you. Life’s crazy good sometimes, thank you for the inspiration
I did the same thing, bought my first car w/o knowing how to drive stick. It gives you more motivation to learn stick l, it only took me a week to fully drive a whole day w/o Stalling on me. This new BRZ is my dream car as well, so glad for you man🤩
Aye thats how to do it! Thank you so much!
i cant even imagine how bad id be on a stick, but it looks so fun. Plus the BRZ/86 is my dream "first" car.. happy for you man!!!
Thank you!!! We all start somewhere!
lol last week I bought brand new 2022 impreza manual and didn't know how to drive it. stalled a lot on the first day but now I can drive anywhere. still a bit shaky on the take off but getting better every day.
@@costanj learning how to drive manual is literally just a practice thing, you'll be ripping it in no time
Dude same, i feel like just going for manual even tho i dont know how to drive manual just to learn it.
It's very intimidating at first, but as long as you have someone there to teach you and you get some time in the parking lot and on a few shallow hills, you'll be good to go in 1-2 weeks. That was me two weeks ago lol.
Nice I just learned stick and all I can say it’s pretty easy the hardest thing is starting it and finding where you can start hit the gas. I can’t wait to see what you do with it. Another tip when you are in a light put it on Neutral cuz that help u rest. Anyways good luck man!
Also should learn how to do it on hills cuz that’s the real learning experience.
And don't forget the e brake
To be honest, putting on neutral just to rest when you’re on 3rd or 4th gear is a bad habit and bad for the transmission. I’d Let the gears engage. Happy Driving
@@mushy18100 is it? Wow thanks didn’t know I only do it on red light after i down shift
@@shoopus thats perfectly fine
Good for you man. I bought me a manual WRX in January. Didn’t even know how to drive it. I’m 29 and had my dad drive the car home for me. Learned pretty quickly.
It’s definitely never too late to learn.
Have fun and be safe.
Keep on going with it man! You'll get more and more comfortable the longer you go. Don't be discouraged, and it's something you'll never stop improving on. Beautiful car.
Thank you!!!
The easiest and safest way to learn a clutch biting point is just to move off with clutch only, engaging and disengaging it in a parking lot or empty road.
You could also just have the handbrake up and lift off the clutch slowly to where you can feel and hear the car move and rumble and the clutch in again.
For getting the confidence, you could try uphill starts and practicing engine brake techniques so that you can efficiently daily a manual!
Hope these few tips help you and get to enjoying that sweet BRZ Limited quicker and smoother!
Thank you for the tips! Im actually driving it pretty well now! Forced myself to drive to school and by the end of the week i got it down! Even learned how to heel toe downshift haha!
@@WayneBanga awesome!
I did the exact same thing, lol. I went to the dealership and didn’t know how to drive a manual. I’m currently on my first drive now, still learning to shift properly and occasionally stalling, too, lol.
you got this!
@@darrysberrysgetting close to 2 months now lol, bit stalling anymore. What I'm practicing is downshifting and rev match and driving on freeway 😅
@@chelzhi thatis awesome:)
Congrats, thank you for keeping my dream up and your sincerity! It's not easy to show embarrassment and joy at the same time and not be ashamed for it. I would also love to own a BRZ/GR86 some day
Awesome dude! I just bought a manual M2 after totaling my last one. Never owned a manual and only drove one a few times in my life lol. Really wanted manual and taking the dive and buying one is just the best way to learn
Congrats man!!! So happy for you, you’re gonna love the car and once you practice a little you’ll have it down in no time. The new brz is my first manual as well so my dad also had to drive it home but after about a month of ownership it’s starting to get way easier!!!
That's great bro, Can't be afraid to learn. I bought my first manual Honda Accord so I could learn standard. It was challenging at first, but after you get the hang of it, you good.
Much love
Same happened with my first manual car. Learning to drive it was so much fun. Your pops is a G!
He is the goat!
Bro's shitting money lmaoo
Great video man! Love the honesty and it was dope to see a real persons story. You’ll get the hang of driving manual and you’ll never look back lol. I remember learning in my 98 integra. Been hooked on stickshift. Getting my BRZ in a few weeks so super stoked to be whipping that around 🤟🏻
Aye thank you! Congrats on your BRZ!
Congrats!!!! 🤩 I just ordered mine 2 weeks ago for the 2023 in white and I am beyonddd excited deff doesn’t seem real. These next few months can’t go fast enough lol
Amazing video man I’m hyped for more car content.
Yessir can’t wait to bring y’all along!
This is the best platform to learn on I did the same thing but i Is bought the 22GR86. You're gonna love every minute of it
:)
Love the video and your car looks awesome wish you luck in your stick learning journey
The exhaust you need is a full tomei expreme ti and change the headers to a UEL headers to get that nice subie rumble. Congrats on the car man!
Check out AWE exhaust. I think it beats tomei
@@ak740_ eh it’s not really that loud compared to the tomei
Congrats Wayne! That's one of my dream cars, very well deserved!
Thanks Jay!!
Just picked up my GR86 today, I know how to drive manual, but I've never daily'd a stick. I've been loving it! I feel like the 86/brz is a forgiving and easy car to learn on
Man, i wanted to learn how to drive stick and got a mazda miata out here in tysons Northern Virginia! I had no idea how to drive it even off the lot and trust me when i tell you, you will be getting around just fine in a couple of weeks! hope you enjoy that new BRZ man, it looks great.
Thanks neighbor! Ive been driving it well these past few weeks now and im so happy!
Going to buy a manual GR86 today, I'm gonna need my dad to drive it home too 😭
congrats on the BRZ, hopefully I can join you one day with my own GR86
that's alright fam, I bought my '21 Type R in Nov of 2020 not knowing how to drive stick. Good thing my dad knows though, so he drove it home, and taught me how to drive like a man ASAP.
As someone who loves cars and subscribed solely for the reason of room makeover and photography, I never expected that one of my favourite youtubers would incorporate cars in their Vids!!!!
I hope this continues!!! Happy for you man!
Yeah! I can't wait to create more car content alongside my usual room setup/tech videos!
I bought a brand new sti two years ago and I didn't know how to drive stick either. it was my dream car and the ej motor was going away so i had to have it. drove 50 miles home from the dealer and stalled like 5 times. it sucks initially but you'll get it. get used to hill starts as soon as you can and the gates of the shifter up and down shifting. it will all be muscle memory in no time
Your dad driving the brz before you. That's so wholesome ❤️
He loves the car more than me I think haha
I dont know how to drive stick either but really want a BRZ or GR86. This motivates me to get one!!
dope bro! hyped to see you and your car grow together
I’m 15- turning 16 in two months and just bought my dream car after somehard work. A 2015 STI. Our reactions couldnt be more similar
thats awesome dude. so so young, please be careful and cherish your passion
@ thanks man I will.
Congrats!! I also just purchased a manual transmission car that I am learning stock on and for me the main two things are starting and slowing down to go at slow speeds
Thank you!! Been getting comfy with the car now after driving it daily!
Wayne! Congrats on your car dude! The new BRZs look great. Will definitely be following your journey
Aye thanks Ian!!! Cant wait to work on this car!
nicce nicce, bro you will love manual car when you get the hang of it.
What a great choice!! Can’t wait for more videos love it!
I bought my FR-S when I didn’t know how to drive either. Test drive was nothing but lurching and over reving. But eventually you get better
Damn, congrats mah boi!!
sick brz bro! enjoy it
Thanks! Will do!
Congrats on the sweet new ride 🎉
Did the same thing w my Mazda 3. It’s been a year and every day is still a learning experience.
1:23 December was when the first orders started being sent over here. I ordered mine in November and it arrived late January (didn’t pick up till mid February). I killed the car so many times on the first drive home and the dealer area had a lot of hills. Anyways, congrats on the car!
Thank you! it be like that haha
you did good man PURR like a kiten wow love it man Congrats and happy birthday
My dad drove home my 2020 BRZ. He taught me how to drive stick. Best tips practice driving in parking lots or if you can drive at night there's less cars around so no big deal if you stall and no one is around.
Yeah! I agree! Actually driving it now no problem!
@@WayneBanga Good to hear. How is the clutch in the new gen? Last gen they stuck this god awful spring to make the clutch lighter but it also made it more difficult for new manual drivers to get the sense of when the clutch engaged.
You’re smart kid keep driving buddy.
2nd is straight down my boy LOL. W on the BRZ
Nice car man! Congrats and enjoy! Manuel isn’t so hard. Once you get the hang of 1st gear the rest comes easy. I just got a new car as well, 2018 Jeep Wrangler unlimited sport. I love pressing that button to turn her on lol 😂
You can do it I bought a 2020 sti limited with never driving stick before and I learned and I have cerebral palsy. You can do it it just takes time and to know where biting point is once you figure that out and how much gas it becomes second nature
Thank you! Ive been driving everyday now and its aweesome!!!!
I have a s2k, can confirm, stick shift is fun af, but i live in a heavily congested city so auto is my daily. advice i'd like to give, learn to downshift and don't get in the habit of shifting it into neutral when you approach the light.
I also have an s2k hahaha, definetly agree on the downshift rather than neutral, this will help you increase you connection to the car as well as how much fun it is to go out for a drive.
I've been practicing downshifting all week actually! Still rough but ill get it soon I know it!
Actually so jealous lol, ordered my GR86 in January and want it here so bad 😭. For your first time learning stick you did so well! Expect to stall a couple times but these new cars make it really easy to learn. I learned in an ‘05 civic and that shit was rough lol
It will be here in no time!
Congrats Wayne, great video, keep it up!!
Congrats on the purchase. Im actually looking forward to see you learn stick. Once you master stick shift your gonna look at this video and be surprised.
Good for you buying a BRZ with a real transmission. In no time at all, you will be shifting without even thinking about it.
Awesome! Just ordered the 2023 model!
Good first car to drive manual on. Easy clutch (release point is pretty high) and a solid feeling shifter.
Yeah Ive noticed that! The clutch is easy to learn!
I wanna buy a manual GR86 but idk how to drive manual 😫
Time to learn with me🥲
@@WayneBanga Yessir
I'm trying to get my hands on that new gr Corolla. Haven't had a stick car before but had some practice. I'm def gonna keep up with your channel to see how you are progressing!
Gr Corolla is going to be sick! This last hurrah of tuner cars is awesome!
getting a brz as your first manual is crazy you better not mess up your clutch
i mean what a better way to learn am i right
Haha I was somewhat in the same boat as you. I bought my GR86 back in January and drove it home after not driven stick in two years so I was a little rough but quickly got used to it. Scariest part for me was rev matching haha. The car definitely catches some eyes in the parking lot especially when parked next to a friends type r. Enjoy the car, I’m sure you’ll love it!
oh fr! Thats awesome! Its true its an eye catcher!
Stick shifting is fun af, it's worth it
learning 6 speed is fun!! congrats
ive got a 2010 wrx!!! and it was my 1st car manual wasnt too hard but learn down shifting...
Taking one for the team. Abstaining from buying any new cars in 2023.
you can now order a 2023 BRZ thatll come in 2-3 months from now according to local dealer
oh thats awesome! But still that wait is crazy
Took me 30 mins to learn stick and I started daily driving mine blew the clutch in the first month and after that I was solid lmao
The day this video was uploaded, I found and bought a '21 bone stock STi with 1k miles on it.
Talk about lucky.
This is my first manual trans vehicle too. After a week I think I got all my upshifts/downshifting down besides Rev match. And hills... fuck hills. I gotta learn those hill starts.
oooof! reverse hills are rough!
Thats awesome man! Enjoy ya STI! Its the last of its kind!
ayee this is dope. I currently have a 2006 325i (saw your md tags and had to sub immediately), but been looking to get something new. How're you enjoying the switch?
Appreciate the support! The car is definitely a treat! Love driving stick and it feels weird when I hop back in an auto car. Also the stares are a nice bonus haha
@@WayneBanga funny, since leaving this comment I went out & grabbed myself a GR86 in manual as well. Def weird to learn at first but so worth it. Every time I’ve hopped in my 325 since getting the 86 I feel so bored🤣. The stares are definitely a nice bonus, already gotten more stares in the 86 than I ever got in the 325. We aughta link up some day, not sure where you’re at but I’m up in Harford County
@@Graceless oh dude congrats man!!! For sure I’m up around the ikea in White Marsh Baltimore county!
Most younger guys wouldn't be brave enough to pick up a manual and learn on their own imo. Enjoy the car, I love my 22'.
Thank you!!! What color did ya get?
kuddos for having the balls to drive the right transmission
Awesome! I'm going to be buying an 86 next year for my first manual too! 😬 (Tenth anniversary edition) Have fun!
It amazes me how in several countries they take out the driving license without knowing how to drive manual, in my country it is the opposite, you learn manual
you don't need to put it in neutral to brake, just use the clutch before you stop, but apart from this you did ok for a newb. My first time the car was kangaroo hopping all over the place!
I bought my 2022 brz limited as my first stick car
Looks awesome man!!
Same boat. I bought a 2022 wrx and i dont know how to drive it either 😂 i’ll figure out when it arrives
It’s the start you did great
i bought a 2019 wrx that year and i didnt even know how to drive it lmao, but trust it’s all hard work just don’t be afraid to get honked on the road when you stall lmao
Bet bet! Thank you!!!
Nice I’m learning stick as well in a 370, hill starts and moving off in 1st gear are real challenges
yeah man and then there is traffic
Kudos to you for buying a car in a manual without knowing how drive it. I will be in the same boat too becuase my dream car is the BMW M3 and I want it in a manual.
ohhh M3! I miss being a bimmer boy
Congrats man! Have fun learning! Always leave it in gear when you park (not sure if you do or not). I see a lot of manual drivers leave it in neutral which would allow it to roll if the ebrake ever fails.
If parking to flat space, just leave it in gear. Dont have to put ebrake on for no reason and put wear on it. If theres any hill then put ebrake.
I don’t know I always leave it in gear and use the ebrake. Redundancy is great and even a very slight slope will allow the car to roll.
@@LintulaV all things that have to do with the e brake are pretty easy to do and cheap Id rather deal with that then me stalling my car whenever i get it in cuz i instantly take my foot off the clutch as habit cuz i park on a flat surface
Thank you!!! Been driving it everyday now and Im comfortable on stop and go! Hillstarts are getting better, but I barely stall now so thats good!
I just got my gr86 about two weeks ago, it's the best car I've ever owned
Aye lets go! What color did you get?
@@WayneBanga same color as yours, silver
Well, you’re on the right track. The only way on how to drive a stick is to buy one. Wish your dad taught you how when you were younger unless he didn’t have a stick shift car. Good luck
Yeah! My dad grew up driving stick in the Philippines but moving to America he wanted the comfort of auto. I drove his car when I came of driving age and I’ve always wanted to drive manual since!
I was born and raised in the PI just like your Father did until I was 17 when we moved in States. First car I purchased was a 2006 Acura RSX with a stick shift.
100% get a new exhaust as a first mod! these sound good with new exhaust!
hell yeah!
I did the same back then lol I learned in about a week now stick is a daily
Driving stick is like riding a bicycle for the first time once your in it it, it becomes muscle memory. btw I also bought my brz back in 2017 without knowing how to drive stick.
TRUE DAT!
Ya good luck to you! My first stick was a 9th gen si , honestly I just launched the car for like a week till I got the hang of it 😭. Ik the car would be okay cause it’s a Honda 😎
Congrats man! You should find a quite place and practice on an incline.
My driveway is actually an incline so its perfect!
I’m in the same boat, don’t know how to drive manual but I have been learning online and I got this 😂
Beautiful car!
Flavaaaa😮💨🔥
Nice car, driving stick is just about learning the mechanics of clutch bite, rev match and reflex. Just keep practicing it until you can drive the car without thinking. Make sure to not banga the car, It's hard to get one of those in the current market.
I gotcha and I see what ya did there haha
You have to give it, to me!🤣
Ayeee MD💪🏾💪🏾
YESSIR
we literally have the same exact car (paint color, car, year, trim level)
LETS GO! Where ya located?
why not subaru blue? you planning on wrapping it?
Personally my dad and I settled on silver because I had a black car prior! I think it’s clean and ofc I’ll probably do a wrap one day!
Bought it with zero clue how to drive a stick. Needed to get a rear-wheel manual transmission while they still make affordable driver-focused cars! Did a lot of research and have not seen any videos about the GR86 where the driver isn't smiling like a goofball.
Haha yeah! This car is absolutely a treat! Last of its kind for sure!
Why isn’t your Dad teaching you how to do up hill starts?
He has! Our driveway is a hill!!
I did the same with a 2017 GT86 and I learn 2 days
Yeahhh learned pretty quickly!
My dad drove home my 1990 Nissan pulsar NX 😂