What was your very first car you leaned to drive in

An Austin A35 called Jemima!

A white Triumph Herald coupe, which had been rebuilt by a motor mechanic friend after being declared a write off. Paid £100 for it in 1971.

A red mini in the 60s which we once filled with four adults, two over six foot, two tents and all the usual camping/cooking equipment and drove from where we were living in south Germany to Austria for a ‘wild camping’ holiday.
We later drove it home to Blighty and sadly sold it to raise money for a trip to the Far East. Those were the days.

cornergran I've got a green A30 with the flip out trafficators. I love it!

Mine was a mini clubman estate. In the winter, I had mould growing inside the sliding back windows . Happy days?

Ford Sieera estate. I loved it and drove it for many years until it was sadly stolen and never found.

A Hillman Imp, oh I loved that car and called it Tinkerbelle!
Happy memories indeed.

First lesson was in a driving school’s Vauxhall Viva, which broke down. They bought new Vauxhall Chevettes (I think) shortly after so learnt in them. My own first car was an Austin Allegro (second hand) and I remember it being recalled to have the wheel nuts checked!

The first car I drove was my dads Ford Consul. It had a column gear change 3 forward gears and coach style front seat. I passed my test in a mini after 6 driving lessons in 1963 aged 22.

Mini clubman in a mustard colour!

I learned in a Vauxhall Viva (old style) and my first car was a blue mini with chewing gum gears!

My first car l drove was a Ford Orion. The first car l remember my parents having was a Zephyr, the older version. They later had a Ford Anglia estate. When my aunt, uncle and their two children came to stay with us, we would all pile into the car, nine of us in total, for outings! My cousin and l as the two oldest children would sit behind the seats as a special privilege. This was the early seventies and was common practice in those days. We've all survived to tell the tale.

Our first car was a big black Austin 10. We took friends to a pub on the moors for New Years eve and when we came out it was snowing heavily. DH (then boyfriend) turned windscreen wipers on and nothing happened. Nightmare, but hilarious, drive home across the moors with no visibility.
Ah, the good old days!

A burgundy ford fiesta.
I loved it.

My first car was a Mini so was my second the first was pink and the second red! My husband now runs a classic car hire company and we are just about to put a Mini Cooper on the fleet - that'll bring back a few memories!

Mine was a Blue Honda automatic which was fine the only trouble was I passed my test in an automatic, got a new job and was provided with a manual car. I had to resit my test and passed easily. The examiner asked if he could ask me a question, I said yes. He said he shouldn't ask but wondered if I had lost my licence. I explained the situation and he seemed so relieved not to have upset me.

I learned in a Mini, and passed my test first time in 1975, but my first car of my own (lent to me ny my Dad), was an ancient Austin A40, supposed to be red but the bonnet so faded it had white (go-faster?) stripes on it. It didn't have wind-down windows and had to have the windows wedged shut with half a clothes peg. The wipers' speed used to vary according to how fast I was driving, and at any speed past 40 it felt like it was shaking itself to death! Went on a camping holiday in it with my sister, with a full-sized frame tent, cooking gear and fridge box in the back seat, piled high to the ceiling, as the car had very little boot space. Loved it as it gave me freedom and independence.

Learnt to drive on a my Dad’s Humber Super Snipe and first car I owned was a Hillman Imp in British racing green!

Left hand drive Peugeot Estate

My first car was a blue 1965 Hillman Minx when I was 19, and cost £65! It was brilliant, got me through my test and got stolen, never to be seen again. Towards the end of its time with me I had to tie string to the windscreen wipers and pull the string to clear the screen when it was raining! Hilarious! I was a poverty stricken student at that point, working to pay my way through teacher training college.

Morris Minor Traveller. Identical to yours Woodmouse which was my mother’s car.

Eventually got my longed for red Citroen Dyane which I named Sardine due to the rolling back roof. Column gearstick, half fold down windows. My pride and joy.

Learned on Toyota Corolla passed first time after 10 lessons! Ergo adored that car!

Own car a Fiat Panda - dead cheap and nearly rolled over on bends. Would not ever buy such a car again.

Favourite after that Ford Focus very speedy off the blocks, reliable efficient easy to drive, perfect car.

Currently need a car into which I can put my powered wheelchair (heavy object) so am looking into this.

A Renault 750. I absolutely loved it.

A small black two door Austin A30 (?) and the front passenger seat faced backwards! It was left to us when DH's father died!

Learnt to drive in a Ford Grenada, took the test in a Datsun Cherry. First owned car was a mini Mayfair convertible and was unreliable.
Then a Renault 5 which I loved followed by a Yaris and then a Mazda mx5! I love driving.