Question of the Day - Wednesday, August 28th, 2024

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ShrekDawg said:
Are they always this jerky/rough riding? LOL just rode in one. Don’t think I would again. It was a Jeep Wrangler if that makes a difference lol
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Depends on the driver and the "road" condition. Many places I drove my CJ5 Renegade were really rough because there was no road.

My beagle was really upset when I sold it because she thought it was hers.
 
R2elk said:
Depends on the driver and the "road" condition. Many places I drove my CJ5 Renegade were really rough because there was no road.

My beagle was really upset when I sold it because she thought it was hers.
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Ah okay that makes sense! The roads weren’t particularly rough. We were on regular paved roads and highway. And awww poor thing LOL
 
ShrekDawg said:
Ah okay that makes sense! The roads weren’t particularly rough. We were on regular paved roads and highway. And awww poor thing LOL
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Yes, Jeeps ride stiffer than a car. Off-road suspension is stiffer and on the road it makes for a bumpy ride. Even stock. Trucks and many SUV's will ride rougher than cars.
 
ShrekDawg said:
Are they always this jerky/rough riding? LOL just rode in one. Don’t think I would again. It was a Jeep Wrangler if that makes a difference lol
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Yup. Dad bought a Renault or some such IIRC when I was about six and explained the H + h shift pattern to us so we (my twin bro and I) learned it right away just for fun. By the time we could drive it was like a second language and didn't take long to get the hang of it. I drove several stick shifts, both on the floor and on the column, before my first automatic, and even taught my daughter to drive a stick in a Datsun, I believe. I'm sure I still could.
 
BigBlueHen53 said:
Yup. Dad bought a Renault or some such IIRC when I was about six and explained the H + h shift pattern to us so we (my twin bro and I) learned it right away just for fun. By the time we could drive it was like a second language and didn't take long to get the hang of it. I drove several stick shifts, both on the floor and on the column, before my first automatic, and even taught my daughter to drive a stick in a Datsun, I believe. I'm sure I still could.
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That’s awesome!!!!
 

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