Not a bad way to gather some security question answers I guess
To anyone reading this, generate a password for your security answer and stick it in your password manager. It’s safer than trying to remember a fake security answer and much safer than using a real security answer.
I just use nonsense answers or answers that make absolutely no sense to anyone else. (Inside jokes and the like)
i did that until i needed to recover an account years later and didn’t remember the inside jokes
Car
I know nothing about cars
Mine was definitely a car too
The Honda Security Question Scraper
Toyota Corolla
My dad’s car. The family car. Decent car.
Same
Kia Pride. First generation. Falling apart, basically a soda can with wheels. Clutch so atrocious that I basically had to relearn how to drive during those fifteen minutes. Allegedly someone I knew got one that didn’t even have a gas pedal, just a relatively high idle.
Only the finest public property here in Lebanon.
Your mom
PIece of shit
F.A.P. 1314 truck 6 years older than me.
FAP truck
Cruising around with the boys in that thing
I passed in 2007 with a VW Polo ❤️
At the moment, my learners are passing in a 2015 VW Scirocco 😎
Scirocco looking kinda fly ngl
Thanks! Plenty of people questioned my choice - I questioned my choice 😂 - even as I was dropping hundreds on getting the dual controls installed.
But honestly, it has been such a perfect choice ❤️ thankfully the gearbox fucked up IN warranty! But apart from that one got no complaints. The learners love it as well!
Plenty of horsepower gives them confidence on the motorways 😎 and the power delivery is so smooth ❤️ it is literally just a Golf with a sporty body
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Fairly easy. VW Golf. Almost all Driving School cars here are some sort of VW Group Cars (VW, Audi, Skoda)
Slightly different VW Gol
Some Audi, it was quite nice and new and the instructor would pet it and whisper to it every time I stalled the engine during lessons.
Yep it was a Ford Datamine
Took my test in 1997 in a 1994 magenta geo tracker with a stick shift.
I daily a newer version of this car from 1999, also with a stick shift but no 4wd.
Aside from all the jokes I got about being a 16 year old boy driving a pink car, I actually mostly loved that tracker… soft top was my biggest bitch in the winter months it was impossible to get it warm.
Mine has the opposite problem, it’s impossible to keep cool in the summer! Suzuki probably wasn’t installing top of the line AC units in the 90s and 26 years and 240000 miles later it’s probably a bit worn out.
But they are super fun to drive!
Replace the compressor and recharge it. Should only cost $150-$250 if you do it yourself. You’ll appreciate your new arctic blast.
2009 FIAT Punto
Volkswagen golf 1.6 tdi
That’s a sexy ride!
Was a fun one to drive
