Does your 4 wheel vehicle ever go back to feeling like "normal size" again?

If your shifter is by your center console just be careful you don't reach down and slam it into park coming up to a stop sign.

 

It’s not the size that bothers me. It’s the wide right turns that give me away. For the first few hrs in a car after driving the truck I make the widest right turns and get pissed at the people who pull past the stop lines when making a left... even though there is plenty of room for a car... lol

 

Nope. I havent turned commercial miles since 2008. I still feel the tug of that 53 foot can.
I cringe when ever the wife takes sharp corners and doesnt think about looking to see where the vehicle tracks

 

a few years ago, this was our rental in Switzerland. A Citreon Jumpy, had a 6 spd manual. Well I kept trying to "float" my shifts and the thing kept stalling. Took awhile to figure out that it had that automatic stop/start (no idle) feature... That red truck in the background was pretty cool...I watched him park (it was an automatic) but then the frontend "kneeled-down" before he climbed out...

 

Last few times I've worked has been in an automatic, and I keep trying to push in that invisible clutch...

 

I have Subaru Legacy, never had problem with switching from giant truck to mid-size car, I have another problem, SOMETIME I my driving my car now like maniac, cause of trying to pay off all that slow movement when I am driving in a truck

 

My Honda Accord feels just so low now...like I’m sitting on the ground.

I told my wife I was I had a daycab as an everyday vehicle.

 

I once tried to shift my car in reverse, when I thought I was getting into top gear. Luckily, the tranny just grinds for a second before I realized what I was doing. I have seen a Nissan 4-wheeler actually achieve reverse gear while accelerating. The nose makes an aggressive dive for the pavement.