COMMON QUESTIONS:
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Where are the lessons taught?The lessons take place out of Mill Basin or Manhattan Beach in Brooklyn. There is plenty of space to learn stick shift operation techniques and low-level traffic, which is ideal for learning, with plenty of parking
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Can the instructor come to the students place of residence for a lesson?The lessons are offered at a fixed location, but an exception can be made. If you already purchased a stick shift vehicle and need help learning on your vehicle an instructor can be dispatched to you, extra charges will be applied for travel time.
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How much do the lessons cost?-A one hour lesson is $100
-A two-hour lesson is $195
-A three-hour lesson is $295
*Listed prices exclude tax and processing fees for credit cards *List excludes RHD lesson cost
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Are there any lesson requirements?-A valid drivers license
-A willingness to have fun
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What is included in a lesson?-A reliable stick shift car
-Gas for the lesson
-A professional and experienced instructor
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Can two people take a lesson together?We do offer lessons for pairs; our three-hour course is best suited for pairs. A fun experience to share. There is an extra $20 fee for a two-person lesson. There is a separate lesson for pairs offered under our scheduler tab.
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How many hours lesson should I take to learn stick shift?Everyone learns differently though we find that the two-hour lesson is the best place to start for a first-time student. Some students feel comfortable after one lesson, most need two to three 2 hour lessons.
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Is the price include pick up service?Pick up service is not included, you would need to get to lesson start location (Mill Basin or Manhattan Beach) on your own.
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Why Drive a Stick Shift?-Changes the way you understand and experience the road, evolving your driving to the next level.
-Stick shift cars are usually cheaper than their automatic or CVT counterparts when purchasing a new car, and hold value better as used cars!
-Great for international travel as stick shifts are the more common outside the United States
-Stick shift cars are easier to maintain; less parts means less things can break
-Stick shift cars handle better in snow and extreme rain
-Fuel economy is usually much better in a stick shift (once you learn how to operate it)
-Provides a better understanding of driving and engine-to-road relation
-Gives you more control as the driver
-Is a more rewarding driving experience
-Requires you to be more attentive and thwarts distractions
-Less likely to get stolen or borrowed
-And above all IT IS SIGNIFICANTLY MORE FUN!
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Is RHD manual lessons offered?We are proud to announce right hand drive manual lessons are being offered on our 1998 Subaru Sambar, pricing and availability can be found under the Scheduler Tab
