Does anyone here drive a manual transmission car? If not, then what's your excuse for not wanting to experience the maximum driving enjoyment and have full control of your car?I kinda want to just to experience the technical aspects of it. My parents don't want to because it's more convenient to them to drive automatic. Even though my dad says he did well in his driving test specifically for a manual car.
ill show you maximum driving pleasure ;)It's okay, you can tell us that you don't know how to drive a manual :)
automatic, haven't experienced driving manual yet.It's about time to join the manual master race.
Manual is BEST.シフトチェンジでRED ZONE (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH_GtJVKBu8#)
外人の運転技術を見よ ニコニコ転載 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kD9UU18DXpw#)
Damn, I really didn't excepted that there would be so many of you who drive or are going to drive manuals.it's really not uncommon lol
It's okay, you can tell us that you don't know how to drive a manual :)
it's really not uncommon lolVast majority people in America drive automatics so I expected it to also be represented in this community since most people here are from the US.
Vast majority people in America drive automatics so I expected it to also be represented in this community since most people here are from the US.90% of people i know in person and online know how to drive manual lol
90% of people i know in person and online know how to drive manual lolThen I guess its just USA where majority of people drive automatics and I was asking if people drive manuals instead of do they know how to drive manuals.
easier and cheaper to fix, gets better gas mileage than auto, less problems than autos, no electronic assisted any bs.Depends really.
Depends really.Not really, any new car will be cheaper if it's in manual (as in true stick shift, not paddle shift) than opposed to auto. A large portion of them outlive auto transmissions/car life and are a lot cheaper to fix and maintain transmission wise. If you change your gear oil as recommended, the only thing you really gotta worry about is the clutch, if you know how to drive proper and not peel out at every stoplight, you normally gotta change the clutch every 100k+ miles. (thankfully for my truck a new clutch only costs $60)
Not really, any new car will be cheaper if it's in manual (as in true stick shift, not paddle shift) than opposed to auto. A large portion of them outlive auto transmissions/car life and are a lot cheaper to fix and maintain transmission wise. If you change your gear oil as recommended, the only thing you really gotta worry about is the clutch, if you know how to drive proper and not peel out at every stoplight, you normally gotta change the clutch every 100k+ miles. (thankfully for my truck a new clutch only costs $60)idk how but my mom had to spend $1300 to replace the clutch in her car after my brother drove it for a few months lol
The only thing that's cool about autos today is that they finally caught up with torque converter lock technology and get same gas mileage as a manual.
idk how but my mom had to spend $1300 to replace the clutch in her car after my brother drove it for a few months lolWuuuuuuuuut. For that price I'm assuming her car is FWD. They musta had to like, pull out the whole engine or something. For $1300 I can see that being for most FWD cars, since you basically gotta pull out the whole transmission and sometimes the engine. Did your bro properly learn it after that?
Wuuuuuuuuut. For that price I'm assuming her car is FWD. They musta had to like, pull out the whole engine or something. For $1300 I can see that being for most FWD cars, since you basically gotta pull out the whole transmission and sometimes the engine. Did your bro properly learn it after that?idk but yea he learned afterSpoiler (click to show/hide)