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Originally Posted by Braces
This debate will never end. No right answer. He's my take. Having AT gives choices. You can have fun with the paddles or relax in traffic with the auto. I'm not sure, but I would predict a lot of AT owners would start to increase the time they are in auto vs. paddles because it is more convenient. Maybe not.
The point I'm making is that a person driving a manual doesn't have a choice. They need to be constantly aware of the gear they're in, engine speed, aware of traffic situations requiring gear changes, etc, etc.
Ones a little more engaging than the other whether good or bad.
As for the OP. Have you considered trading with someone who desires a AT?
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Ehhh
Not really, all that shit becomes just something that happens after you drive a manual for a while.You are rarely thinking about which gear to jump into because it just happens. The only time really a manual becomes a pain in the ass is 1st gear traffic. If you can get into 2nd and stay then better but if you are in puttering along stop/go traffic, get to know your clutch and first gear well