Strengthrehab
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Idk. Gonna see what best opportunity is. I had a plan then got to thinking too much.
People that drive manuals are control freaks. I guess that explains alot ...![]()

Speak for yourself... ;pThe novelty of a manual wears off over time, esp a DD with lots of hills and stop and go traffic.
The novelty of a manual wears off over time, esp a DD with lots of hills and stop and go traffic..
bullshit. i daily drove my manual for four years in new york city traffic, i would never go to an auto.
I drive L.A. traffic on the 405 all the time during the week and when there is even a drop of rain people drive like fucking morons and I do just fine with a manual. You should just say a manual is a young man's game.
Get stuck in traffic at 5 pm on a pissing down rainy day...going up a steep hill. Move forward 15', then stop, then repeat a doz more times...pita. Wife has arthritis, so a manual was not an option. She only drove the auto once...and never again, so much for that idea. I'm pushing 60, the novelty has not worn off. The ideal ticket would be one of each, but that too was not an option. I did get to drive a buddy's new jag..with paddle shifters. That thing was very smooth. He also has an awd, paddle shifted fusion... it too runs smooth. Neat thing on both of em was, if you came up to a red light in say 5th gear, when you started on the green light, it was in 1st gear..no need to down shift.