I had my fifth driving lesson today. How's driving in your country? What cars does Zig Forums drive?

>It looks great, very well mentained
Yep, I have it serviced and maintained regularly.
>Any advice about Saabs?
Look out for rust and "tuned" ones. Look for a clean original Saab. They are good cars.

driving is hell in the cities
i have this jeep, it's cozy because it feels like driving an Halo's warhog

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>driving? i get my mum to do that for me

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Hard in Madrid, where I took the exam.
I drive a 2017 škoda fabia
God tier car

I want to get a Civic like this, but I'm in the middle of the countryside and I need to drive for more than 100kms to find one that is for sale, I also want to avoid going to P*ris to buy one since they will be riced probably.

Any advice?

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This. I also got mine by bribing the instructor.

I drive Toyota Vios, Sportivo, and a pickup.

BEEP BEEP Chad coming through

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i actually think this looks cool

>They are good cars.

Aren't they (at least the last gernerations) pretty shitty GM cars (just like Opel, Vauxhall etc.)?
A friend has an Saab 9-3 Cabrio and she had a lot of problems with it.

How many lessons do people have? There are 15 mandatory lessons, but you can do as many as you want.
I have seen several Saabs but they were all diesel and I want a petrol engine, maybe I'll find one.
I like the Civic, but wouldn't it be more efficient to get the hybrid?
The interior is great, it's a good car, despite most people not enjoying the exterior design.

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might buy a car this year
had a license for 1 year already but insurance is like £2000 per year for young drivers

I don't know, my only experience with Saab is 2005 and older.

As a motor/sp/ort fan I don't see myself other than driving a manual + gasoline car, I don't want an hybrid, but I can understand people find them practical

hold on I think I'm getting a call

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I see. I also want manual + gasoline, but I wouldn't mind a hybrid as a first car because I'd save a lot.
>Saab 9-3 Cabrio and she had a lot of problems with it.
What problems, more precisely?

Good luck on your drivers test

>How's driving in your country?
Calm and relaxed.
>What cars does Zig Forums drive?
I drive my Impala most days. I do own a Volvo V70 as well but I rarely drive it.

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based and boomerpilled

I honestly learned for a license.
Now I drive Subaru Impreza 2017, but wanna buy Alpha Romeo.

>How's driving in your country?
It's fine I guess. Foreigners say it's a pain tho.

>What cars does Zig Forums drive?
Honda Jazz (pic)

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Tell me more about the Swedish car culture. I have seen pics with many American cars.
Also lovely car.
What model? Giulia is God tier, if only I had the money...

The most visible car culture we have is the Raggare.

jalopnik.com/your-guide-to-europes-weirdest-car-culture-raggare-512086377

It's pretty much rock'n'roll, old American cars and cruising.
But Sweden in general has a huge car culture, everything from street racing to car shows.
Here's a video from Stockholm Open. The largest and oldest street racing scene in Sweden.
We literally close down entire highways to (illegally) race.

>youtube.com/watch?v=7FhJLKjM4-Q