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[-=TK=-]

This comes close to my dream car:
http://wanbaotu.com/...pg?m=1316764042
Sorry for the link, uploading to photobucket didn't work.

-=tK=-

[Dragon]

[Britfag]

It's funny how anyone who can drive a car would accept a fuel-efficient reliable car as dream-worthy, yet anyone who's either too young on not able to drive a car wants a 500HP Carbon-fiber super-power-uber-car.

I'd like a Ford Focus RS (If I had a choice of any) or a Scirocco R

[TheSUCKCrew]

I want to have a cute VW Golf as soon as I have my license.
And if I win a million dollars, I would change that to a VW Golf GTI.

[jespercoasters]

I would like to have this thing.

Or this one

[Maxlaam]

How is obtaining a drivers license regulated in the UK/US? Do you need to take classes/lessons, do you have a theoretical test where you need to name road signs, speed limits etc.?

I just passed for my theoretical exam and I've been taking lessons for about 6 months now. Most people need somewhere between 30 and 50 lessons. I hope I can go for the practical exam soon as you are not allowed to take it without a paper that says you know the theory. I waited very long with that and I failed the first time, so I really hope I have my license soon.

[SuperTKDKid]

When US kids are 15 and half years old, we can go take a written test on road signs and laws to get out Temps. 6 Months later of Driving with a Parent, taking a 8 day (3 hours a day) course, and driving 50 somethin hours we can take an in car test for our license.

[montu32]

heres mine,looking forward to the snow which aint to far away

[~stεεlspectrum~]

Definitely this I love driving this baby:

[rollercoasterfanatic919]

2009 Subaru Impreza Hatchback in Black



4WD, large trunk, not too expensive, decent mpg. It would be great for living in the mountains and skiing.

[Britfag]

How is obtaining a drivers license regulated in the UK/US? Do you need to take classes/lessons, do you have a theoretical test where you need to name road signs, speed limits etc.?

I just passed for my theoretical exam and I've been taking lessons for about 6 months now. Most people need somewhere between 30 and 50 lessons. I hope I can go for the practical exam soon as you are not allowed to take it without a paper that says you know the theory. I waited very long with that and I failed the first time, so I really hope I have my license soon.

For the UK, you get a provisional license at age 17 for £30 (you need to apply)
That allows you to drive a car without any tests or lessons when someone who had had a full driving license for more than 3 years is in the car.
You then take lessons / theoretical test in any order, and then when you're ready (25-50 lessons) you take your test.
The national average is 40 lessons, and yet I've booked my test after 15.

To failure!