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russ · 11:07 AM

I learned how to drive on with a manual transmission. I really enjoyed it myself. I drove my stick shift truck for close to 7 years before it finally died and I ended up with an automatic. I'm very much tired of the automatic though.

I'm looking to buy a new Civic Si, which is only available with a 6 speed manual transmission, which will be 100% awesome and cool.

Double Post:
Yeah it does seem like women are not as good at driving as men, on average. Maybe it was because they spent their teen years, instead of driving themselves around, having their boyfriend drive them everywhere.

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@ generalizations}

Jam it back in, in the dark.

russ · Local time: Mar 10, 2006, 10:31 AM

Originally Posted by Immortal

First off, I am very jealous. Second, make sure you get the Limited-Slip Differential so you can put all that mad power to the wheels yo. Seriously though, the LSD is a god-send for a car like a Civic.

Originally Posted by Standard Features

• Helical Limited-Slip Differential

You mean this?

I know that I can get the 18 inch alloy wheels, the front, side, and rear bottom moulding {they call them bottom spoilers on the site}, and the ipod link for like $23,000. If I just get the 18 alloys and ipod link, that will drop the price under $22,000, which wouldn't be bad at all, if I can sell my current car and put together a couple grand down payment. And then if I get a decent finance rate, I'll be looking at like $350 a month which is like no problem. I probably don't need to get the moulding since I have a deep water drainage gutter between the highway and my apartment and I'd just end up tearing the car up.

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russ · Local time: Mar 13, 2006, 03:17 PM

Originally Posted by Shin

I honestly can't understand why they're so popular in the US.

Yeah I can't see why a lazy culture would rather drive an automatic than manual, in most cases.

Originally Posted by bluemikey

The old thing about manuals being cheaper is going away too. The price difference is almost nothing at the time of sale

For a 2006 Honda Accord, an automatic costs $800 more than a manual. Not a huge difference, but not an insignificant difference either. I like how they're charging $800 more for something far less fun than the alternative and people think it's a good deal.

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