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Which do you prefer Automatic or Manual?
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ive had both types... i personally prefer an automatic since it requires less concentration. its also really good if ur drag racing at the traffic lights
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Wth! I'll go with either or. For all those saying auto are lazy and manuals are an inconvience should really look at yourselves in the mirror and say no to this argument and Just DRIVE! Really I really don't care whether i have to downshift or lazily press the brakes. I just want to be fast at the corners and come out alive!
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ProjektDaze wrote: Personally, I go for Manual just because its more fun to drive and since I want to use my Daily on the track it'd be easier to just get a manual. Currently I live in a place with a lot of hills, so an auto makes it easier goin' up those suckers. Dunno how I'd do in a Manual. Dude, after you get used to holding a clutch in place, that should be no problem at all. I don't cower every time I encounter steep slopes anymore. Sure, maybe the first month of driving its OK, but not after getting used to driving And besides, its fun to scare traffic on an uphill traffic light |
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AWDfreak wrote: ProjektDaze wrote: Personally, I go for Manual just because its more fun to drive and since I want to use my Daily on the track it'd be easier to just get a manual. Currently I live in a place with a lot of hills, so an auto makes it easier goin' up those suckers. Dunno how I'd do in a Manual. Dude, after you get used to holding a clutch in place, that should be no problem at all. I don't cower every time I encounter steep slopes anymore. Sure, maybe the first month of driving its OK, but not after getting used to driving And besides, its fun to scare traffic on an uphill traffic light Haha, it's not hard...like....I could do it, but I preferred not to because I'd always get some a-hole who'd get right on my bumper, so I'd have to floor it to make sure the car didn't roll back any. -_- |
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ProjektDaze wrote: Haha, it's not hard...like....I could do it, but I preferred not to because I'd always get some a-hole who'd get right on my bumper, so I'd have to floor it to make sure the car didn't roll back any. -_- Yeah, I blame the douches that drive their automatics while multitasking Which reminds me.. Some idiot in a Lexus RX crossover SUV hit the rear of my Subaru wagon about a month ago at a stoplight. I felt a slight "thump" (and heard a somewhat loud "BANG") behind me. I wasn't rolling back. Thank goodness I don't care much for cosmetic damage. The damage was actually invisible. |
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