I am being serious, me and my dad have been shopping for used S2000's for a month already. My mom doesn't trust me driving, and she's too scared I will die in a car accident. So she worries alot about me.

She doesn't drive manual, she says it's hard work.

 

Typical response from the ladies. lol Tell your dad to talk to her, If he's on your side, he can convince her.

 

So you want the S and you don't even know how to drive manual?
I think you should get a beater manual car first practice on that then move on to the S when you can actually afford it yourself or show your mom that your a responsible driver, enough to gain her confidence in you then bug her about it again. But IMO the S isn't really a beginner car.

 

Like Eric220 said, get your dad to talk to your mom and convincer her (if he can). When you ask him to talk to your mom, also ask him how he'll feel if he convinces your mom to let you get the car and then you get killed in an accident. My wife and I try not to send our daughter the kind of mixed signals you're getting, and I think you're parents need to sort things out between themselves before getting you involved in what is basically their disagreement.

IMO they should simply sort this out themselves and then lay down the law.

 

Move out.

 

I walked out with a scratch tell your mom not to worry ; )

 

An S2000 for a first car in high school just isn't a good idea. I know you don't understand that now, because i didn't when I was in high school, but i still had a 96 civic sedan sideways in canyon roads.

Of course, back then i was immortal.

On the other hand, if you do get it, when you total it, that raises the value of the rest of ours.

 

I think that's the bottom line why she dosn't want you to get a stick shift.
Levi

 

listen to the woman she might just got a point of all this.

 

are you paying? if yes.. then get it.. my mom didnt agree with me about the s2k.. but i said eff it... and yess i got it...