All kinds of vehicles from motorcycles to trucks have manual transmissions. Automatic cars are expensive, whereas manual shift cars are comparatively cheap. The student should also consider the kind of car that is available to practice on between lessons. It is always advantageous to learn in the same kind of car that the student will be driving at home. At CSS, we offer training in automatic or manual shift cars.
Many students take all their lessons in a manual shift car, and the road test in automatic.
Others take all automatic lessons, and then buy one or two extra lessons to learn manual shift. Some quick learners start with automatic lessons and then switch their remaining lessons to manual shift. Talk to the office staff for helpful advice and the many flexible options available. This is a very subjective topic and is open to differing opinions from all drivers. Many people say that manual shift is more fun, while some say that it is more work than it's worth.