Death of the Manual
#51
The clutch typically requires your left foot to do work. Thus, the "traffic.. clutch.. pain in the ass" argument. But I suppose when you get used to it, driving a manual is as natural as taking a leisurely stroll.
One doesn't typically complain about having to use both feet when walking... which is where I was going with that. Sorry it may not have been clear.
One doesn't typically complain about having to use both feet when walking... which is where I was going with that. Sorry it may not have been clear.
#53
The clutch typically requires your left foot to do work. Thus, the "traffic.. clutch.. pain in the ass" argument. But I suppose when you get used to it, driving a manual is as natural as taking a leisurely stroll.
One doesn't typically complain about having to use both feet when walking... which is where I was going with that. Sorry it may not have been clear.
One doesn't typically complain about having to use both feet when walking... which is where I was going with that. Sorry it may not have been clear.

and healthier to the clutch
I need no MT when going 20mph max 80% of the drive to work
I actually hate having to manually engage a clutch after already sitting 25min in traffic,just to roll for the next 5 meters to stop and then do it all over again,..nerve wracking

for weekend/fun drive it`s of course a totally different story
#54
still remains clear that AT is more relaxinbg/practicable in traffic
and healthier to the clutch
I need no MT when going 20mph max 80% of the drive to work
I actually hate having to manually engage a clutch after already sitting 25min in traffic,just to roll for the next 5 meters to stop and then do it all over again,..nerve wracking
for weekend/fun drive it`s of course a totally different story
and healthier to the clutch
I need no MT when going 20mph max 80% of the drive to work
I actually hate having to manually engage a clutch after already sitting 25min in traffic,just to roll for the next 5 meters to stop and then do it all over again,..nerve wracking

for weekend/fun drive it`s of course a totally different story
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