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Originally Posted by nicknick So this auto holds up well to a high percentage of manual mode usage then right? I test drove an auto today and it was great,

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Old 01-11-2011, 09:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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So this auto holds up well to a high percentage of manual mode usage then right? I test drove an auto today and it was great, BUT, there was something lacking. Could not work out exactly what it may be. After a while I thought about it and figured out that what was lacking was the feel/excitement/interaction you get from a manual. I have asked the dealer to call me when he has a manual demonstrator for a test drive. Having said that, I still may opt for an auto cause the traffic here in Melbourne sucks and is only going to get worse cause our lousy government is bringing in immigrants and doing NOTHING about our roads or public transport system.
So now waiting for the dealer to call
And it will always be missing too. To trade this excitement for .1 seconds 0-60, is the choice. I made mine. Good luck with yours.
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Why get a 7AT when you can get the 6MT and be super cool? You don't even need to use the clutch. Just throw it into the next gear.

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Why get a 7AT when you can get the 6MT and be super cool? You don't even need to use the clutch. Just throw it into the next gear.
the cracking and grinding you hear and feel tell you how MANLY you are.
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the cracking and grinding you hear and feel tell you how MANLY you are.
It tells the ladies how manly you are too. They will ALWAYS look your way when you're grinding gears.
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It tells the ladies how manly you are too. They will ALWAYS look your way when you're grinding gears.
its the new *rev your engine*

you pass them slowly, wink, then BZZZZZZZZZZGGGRJJJJ as you shift into 2nd.
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its the new *rev your engine*

you pass them slowly, wink, then BZZZZZZZZZZGGGRJJJJ as you shift into 2nd.
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totally.
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