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i love my 5 speed.
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I don't like it. It's annoying - especially in heavy traffic.Transportation company in fort mc murry alberta?
I love it most of the time!Does it drive you crazy to have to commute to work or school?
Atlanta traffic makes me want to rip my transmission out, though.
i love my 5 speed too!! most people bring up problems if you're tryin to eat etc but i have found it's not so hard just a matter of learning to drive with your knee!!
How do you drive Manual/Stick Shift in Traffic in Los Angeles?
Well the third answer is a reason not to. But there a general pain in places with lots of traffic.Ive been driving a stick car for the past 6 years and ive loved every bit of it! its the only way to go... i think it really comes down to each persons preference. For me i cannot go back to an automatic just because i like being in control ... perfecting my downshifts, upshifts, heel and toe etc.. it keeps me alert and aware of my surroundings.. its a way of relaxation and also allows me to release any steam ... its second nature something i dont even think about ... its apart of who i am.
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As for a downside rush hour traffic can take its toll especially if its stop and go rush hour.. moving rush hour or rolling rush hour isnt nearly as bad ...and i agree the I-85 is horrible in atlanta ..
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plus u get better gas mileage and its SOO much easier to drive in the snow with a stick!!
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I have to agree with Stacey even with manual u can eat n do anything ...just learn to drive with your knee lol .. its true ..
I LOVE stick shift. It's the only type of car I buy and drive if I can help it. I simply like having more control over the car. Plus better mileage. It's nice being able to slow down by downshifting instead of always hitting the brakes. Your brakes last longer this way. Automatic is BORING. Stick shift is faster. I could go on and on...
What sucks about stick shift? It can be tiring in heavy traffic. It also requires skill when stopped uphill on a steep incline.
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No, eating doesn't suck with a stick shift at all. Once you get the hang of it, it's not hard.
I think everyone should know how to drive stick. At the very least, you never know when you might have to drive one in an emergency.
I like standards have always had them..but in heavy traffic like a big city they can wear you out.
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Ilook at it this way...In a manual trans car, you are driving the car. In an automatic the car is driving you.I love to drive a 4 or 5 speed car. Especially on a windy, curvy road. But in traffic, or even just cruising on the freeway,or expressway,or whatever you call it where you are, there is nothing like an automatic with cruise control. And a nice comfortable 8 way seat.
Yes. There's not a single thing that sucks about it.
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I love manual, even thought I have an automatic. I love the manual because it gives you more control of the car as well as the power you're putting into the wheels. The bad thing is, is if you live in a city where there's heavy traffic. Mechanical problems are less compared to automatics, and a whole lot cheaper... Hope this helps.Where can I find some statistics (online) on hitchhiking?
I have two cars, one is 5 speed second is automatic. I almost never drive automatic. My first car was manual and since then I only drive manuals for 12 years. It's so much better. It's better to control the vehicle, better for gas, more reliable, less expensive and simple in maintenance. The only downside is when you sell it, not everybody can drive a manual car.Where should I put my EZPass if I dont want it to be read?
Only 3% of cars sold in the US have stick shifts with most automatics having manual shift capabilities. That number has dwindled from 12-15% in the late 80's, early 90's.How come on my driving tuition progress booklet it said...?
Other than lengthy stop and go traffic, where I'll tend to look for the nearest exit rather than torture myself, I'll enjoy driving any stick shift car anywhere.
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