Maybe you're thinking Gen Z? I'm a millennial and I learned to drive around the turn of the millennium (midwestern state so a year or 2 earlier than most). My p

Maybe you're thinking Gen Z? I'm a millennial and I learned to drive around the turn of the millennium (midwestern state so a year or 2 earlier than most). My parents owned a few sticks over the years and they weren't that uncommon in the 90s. Alot of our first cars would be hand me downs from 80s/early 90s, when stick was not uncommon. Just another example of us being the butt of jokes from boomers, even when it's not the case. :) My current car is a low milage 1991 Acura Integra 5-speed manual. I bought it party because it would have been one of the cool cars to have back in high school. No one would have thought the manual would be that out of place back then.