Do you still remember?

Fairly easy. VW Golf. Almost all Driving School cars here are some sort of VW Group Cars (VW, Audi, Skoda)
- Slightly different VW Gol

Kia Pride. First generation. Falling apart, basically a soda can with wheels. Clutch so atrocious that I basically had to relearn how to drive during those fifteen minutes. Allegedly someone I knew got one that didn’t even have a gas pedal, just a relatively high idle.
Only the finest public property here in Lebanon.

F.A.P. 1314 truck 6 years older than me.
- FAP truck
  Cruising around with the boys in that thing

Some Audi, it was quite nice and new and the instructor would pet it and whisper to it every time I stalled the engine during lessons.
- Yep it was a Ford Datamine

I passed in 2007 with a VW Polo ❤️
At the moment, my learners are passing in a 2015 VW Scirocco 😎

My instructor had a brand new BMW SUV but I took the final test in my dad's 1997 Subaru Impreza.

Oldsmobile Delta 88. I learned to drive in the largest car the driving school had. The thinking was if I could maneuver that beast everything else should be easy. I guess it worked?
- That's a beauty

Took my test in 1997 in a 1994 magenta geo tracker with a stick shift.
- I daily a newer version of this car from 1999, also with a stick shift but no 4wd.
  
  Aside from all the jokes I got about being a 16 year old boy driving a pink car, I actually mostly loved that tracker... soft top was my biggest removed in the winter months it was impossible to get it warm.

Mom's green 94 Ford Taurus. But I learned to drive in Dad's 89 rust brown Honda Civic hatchback with a manual transmission.

1989 Mercury Sable. White exterior, red interior. Took me 3 tries before I passed.

BMW 118i. Shittiest turn signals I have ever used. Come to think about it, maybe that is the reason BMW drivers avoid using them.

93 Toyota Camry, manual transmission.
- Same here! What are the odds?
  What color was yours?

My mother's car, a 1981 or so Dodge Aries K-car. I guess those who went to a driving school got their license from there as well? Back then we just got a short course in high school, drove a few times with the instructor, and then had to go to the DMV with our own car to do the actual test.
It took two times. The first time I had trouble starting the car (because it was a Dodge/Chrysler POS) so that instructor denied me after the third try at cranking it. Of course it rattled 17 year old me. Second time (different place, different instructor) went a lot smoother, only issue was my slamming on brakes for a red light, but that probably helped me rather than running it.

'96 Saturn Wagon in red. Mom bought it after a car accident left her unable to drive a manual transmission for a year when I was a freshman. She made me learn to drive in it, then as soon as I passed my test she brought herself a brand new Honda CRV with manual transmission and gave me the Saturn. I drove it until I finished graduate school in 06, I gave the Saturn back and she gave me $15k to buy a new car of my choice as a graduation present. My new husband and I chose a Ford Focus wagon, manual transmission, which we drove happily until it's final demise in 2023. Mom sold the Saturn to a friend in the next state of over for a few grand but she drove the poor thing into a flooded road and killed it less than a year later.
- I used to have a little Saturn stick shift. It was the best car I ever had. Hated to see them go out of business.