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Originally Posted by MiguelAE86
Sorry, I should have explained myself better. My father and I want a car to share and enjoy together. I'm 16, and as of now I am not able to get a car, nor drive it (no lincence yet, legal reasons, I wasn't born here, long story) so, my dad knows my dream car is the AE86 (There's a story behind it, I've mentioned it here before) and when I heard the successor was going to be affordable, simple, and a great driver, my dad and I were hooked. No, I'm not "rich" we simply want a car (my first) to enjoy together  I didn't mean to get flamed for saying what I did before ^_^
PS - ha, btw, you guys should see my High-school parkinglot! 370Z, Gencoupe (x2), 2009 Corvette C6 (he's 17), VW R32, 2JZ-240SX, 3 Speed3's, etc. (All ages 16-17) ha! |
There is nothing wrong with owning a nice car in school. Not to brag, but I was the kid in school known for driving the turbocharged Porsche
No one knew I paid for it tho because I was probably the only one who's parents didn't have money...
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Originally Posted by SUB-FT86
Why is it that everybody always relate driving a manual to being a manly man??? I know a gay guy who drives manual for a living. And as far as your sexual comment about auto's vs manual's that is the most retarded thing you can put on the internet. I wish you knew the women I have done in so you could ask them about me. I'm pretty sure there are manual drivers out there who get cheated on by there women by guys driving auto's. Trust me..  |
and umm... I may be gay, and I may drive a stick... (no pun intended).
But I would never buy an automatic.
When I drive, I want to be the one in control of the car. Without launch control, you can't really get a good jump like giving it a few rpm's and letting the clutch out. An automatic isn't going to give you the benefits of a stick. Sorry.