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Originally Posted by waylonrobert
It's a bit embarassing because most of my friends and family members either drive manual or know how to drive manual. My current job doesn't require me to drive on the freeway, and as such I don't really have a commute, so perhaps if I can get some better practice on a manual, and my wife as well, I could get a manual.
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I'm in a similar situation. I'm hardly ever one the highway but on a lot of backraods. I'm trying to keep up with my bf (lady here) who love manuals and swears by them and hes coming from a RX-7 (and I totally expect him to try and hog the FRS). I don't mind the stop and go traffic or even the traffic lights. I want to interact with my car more rather then just sit back. I find more fun in that. Which is more of a reason I'm going for the manual. I have a lot to learn of course, but I look forward to taking that journey with my FRS once I get a hold of one
