I'm always fascinated by the various requests made during enquiries about driving lessons from learner drivers who want to prepare for the UK practical car test, and this week for some reason I've had about 3 or 4 people calling up asking if I offer manual driving lessons in a mini.
Now don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with wanting to learn to drive in a Mini Cooper, but I just wonder is it more important to impress your mates during conversations on the type of car you drive than it is getting the right driving instructor to teach you the essential DSA skills to not only pass the practical test, but that will keep you safe once you've got that full British licence.
Even if you intend to buy a Mini once you've passed, you don't need to learn to drive in one, in anycase who you choose to learn with is absolutely your choice and in what car, just don't expect an instructor to offer lessons in London at £17 per hour in a BMW mini like one of my recent callers asked.
If I had my way and could afford it, I would like to give driving lessons in a Mercedes like the one below.
Thursday, 7 January 2010
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