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Originally Posted by Codename067 Hmm thanks for the info. I didn't know. The Autos i've driven were older ones. e46 m3, camaro, and evo. Those were fairly quick but a
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Agree with previous post. MT are going the way of the dinosaurs. Dual Clutch Auto's are taking over. Just look at Ferrari's. MT not even available in some of their newer lines and growing with various car MFG's as well. The 370Z 7AT is faster than MT. I have driven both........And yes, you have absolutely full gear control.................Full control.
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