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For me the manual is the only way to go with a sports car. Then again, I don't typically drive in alot of stop and go traffic. If I lived
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For me the manual is the only way to go with a sports car. Then again, I don't typically drive in alot of stop and go traffic.
If I lived in the city, I wouldn't hesitate to buy an auto. The auto Z's paddle shifters can allow for a "manual" type of experience...almost. |
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