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forums; Originally Posted by Harrekin Theres a huge tendency to drive automatic cars over there tho right? Or it the telly-box ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrekin View Post
    Theres a huge tendency to drive automatic cars over there tho right? Or it the telly-box lying to me?


    yeah...stick sucks...i try to make my life easier not harder...and manual was great when they were the only option, times have progressed..it is like watching a black n white t.v. as opposed to hdtv on a flatscreen..get on board

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    i learned how to drive on car that was stick, i would never buy one

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    If I was buying a new sportscar, I would get a stick for sure. For any other application, especially towing, the auto is the way to go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kelly4 View Post
    If I was buying a new sportscar, I would get a stick for sure. For any other application, especially towing, the auto is the way to go.
    If you're wanting a car for pure driving enjoyment, a manual transmission is the only way to go IMO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by beenthere View Post
    If you're wanting a car for pure driving enjoyment, a manual transmission is the only way to go IMO.
    Dont forget rear wheel drive!
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    rear wheel drive is no good in the snow....front wheel or all wheel is a must in most parts of this country

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corso312 View Post
    rear wheel drive is no good in the snow....front wheel or all wheel is a must in most parts of this country
    Youd drive your "pure enjoyment" car in the snow?
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    The nice thing about a manual is you can shift it at exactly the right time to keep the engine in the torque band while anticipating the next turn or what have you, something the most advanced automatics cannot do.

    i.e I see a decreasing radius turn ahead and want to apex it in 2nd gear at about 45MPH so that on exit the car can be shifted into 3rd at precisely the right time. No automatic that I know of can anticipate a future needed action.

    The real reason people in America shun Manuals? They are scared of the clutch. That scary peddle on the left that seems to bite them on every stoplight on a hill.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NoDrama View Post
    The nice thing about a manual is you can shift it at exactly the right time to keep the engine in the torque band while anticipating the next turn or what have you, something the most advanced automatics cannot do.
    You can also do 60mph in 2nd...THATS responsiveness

    Im sorry I just can't drive an automatic, I keep trying to push the imaginary clutch or push the brake with my left foot...it's dangerous for me, lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrekin View Post
    You can also do 60mph in 2nd...THATS responsiveness

    Im sorry I just can't drive an automatic, I keep trying to push the imaginary clutch or push the brake with my left foot...it's dangerous for me, lol.
    I once drove a Lamborghini Diablo, it would redline at 63 MPH in 1st gear. It was a real bitch to keep that car at the speed limit. You had to coast around all the corners because if you even touched the throttle it would switch ends on you. I never quite got the hang of it in the few hours I had with it. Stiffest gearbox I ever drove, that includes the John Deere.
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