Ames
it smells like dust and moon light
So what is your transmission of choice, FAF br/o/s?
I personally prefer stick. You simply just feel more connected to your vehicle. Driving is a fun activity instead of a brainless chore.
Also,
>Dat control
>Dat focus and coordination (which also keeps you awake and focused on the road)
>Dat left leg and right arm exercise
>Dat feel when hard launches and downshifts (not implying I beat my car like a five dollar whore, because I totally love it :3c )
>Dat fuel economy from shifting early and skipping gears
My first car was an automatic, and it was a completely frustrating bore to me. Not implying that it was a bad car, I just could not stand driving it, and tried to avoid driving in general like the plague because it felt like such a chore. It was also plain FUCKING DANGEROUS to drive when I was tired. I have had more personal experiences with this than I would like to admit.
Semi-automatics give more control than automatics, and I suppose they are more driver-friendly, but they are still a far cry from the feel and control of a manual imo.
I personally prefer stick. You simply just feel more connected to your vehicle. Driving is a fun activity instead of a brainless chore.
Also,
>Dat control
>Dat focus and coordination (which also keeps you awake and focused on the road)
>Dat left leg and right arm exercise
>Dat feel when hard launches and downshifts (not implying I beat my car like a five dollar whore, because I totally love it :3c )
>Dat fuel economy from shifting early and skipping gears
My first car was an automatic, and it was a completely frustrating bore to me. Not implying that it was a bad car, I just could not stand driving it, and tried to avoid driving in general like the plague because it felt like such a chore. It was also plain FUCKING DANGEROUS to drive when I was tired. I have had more personal experiences with this than I would like to admit.
Semi-automatics give more control than automatics, and I suppose they are more driver-friendly, but they are still a far cry from the feel and control of a manual imo.
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