Learning to drive manual shift aint that hard...

[Somewhere For Me]

The less people know manual shift, the better.

You have less people asking to drive your car.

It's like a broke bum repellent.

 

[KOohbt]

I learned to drive manual all over again in like 5 minutes. Every car is different though. Just gotta know how to work the clutch.

I still wouldn't cop one because I'm too lazy although it becomes second nature after a while.

@ people that get sports cars that aren't manual though. What's the point.

Faster shifting with sports cars with dual clutch instead of manual shifters. It's still got a clutch tho.

 

[Ronnie Macho]

Drove my friend 997 turbo home from the club one night because he was to drunk. I was doing 80 in 3rd gear. Porsche might have the best gearbox followed by bmw and hondas.

That's the way it's always been...

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

The less people know manual shift, the better.

You have less people asking to drive your car.

It's like a broke bum repellent.

Helps deter carjackers too

 

[fkthisgaysite]

There are 50 year old women who can drive manual transmission vehicles. As you stated, this is no incredible feat, all it takes is a willingness to learn. In my opinion, it is the optimal and most satisfying way to drive. I taught myself standard because auto got boring.

With that said, stalling is annoying as shyt. There is an art and skill to this shyt.

 

[babylon1]

 

[50CentStan]

Paddle Shifting my SL >>>>

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

There are 50 year old women who can drive manual transmission vehicles. As you stated, this is no incredible feat, all it takes is a willingness to learn. In my opinion, it is the optimal and most satisfying way to drive. I taught myself standard because auto got boring.

With that said, stalling is annoying as shyt. There is an art and skill to this shyt.

I disagree. The most optimal satisfying way to drive, is knowing your car is paid for. Being able to not let the gas gauge creep past a 1/4 tank. And lastly, knowing your car not going to break down and if it does, your warranty will cover the repairs

 

[fkthisgaysite]

I disagree. The most optimal satisfying way to drive, is knowing your car is paid for. Being able to not let the gas gauge creep past a 1/4 tank. And lastly, knowing your car not going to break down and if it does, your warranty will cover the repairs

Actually, I agree with this wholeheartedly.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

I disagree. The most optimal satisfying way to drive, is knowing your car is paid for. Being able to not let the gas gauge creep past a 1/4 tank. And lastly, knowing your car not going to break down and if it does, your warranty will cover the repairs

I do all this shyt and drive stickshift too... it's not either or

U sound like u are trying to come up with excuses for being too lazy to drive one. "I keep my tank full though ". Of what, sugar? Real men drive stickshift, paddle shift is only acceptable on a race track.