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B6G Poll: can you drive a manual or not?
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I can drive manual but am getting an auto.
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My Jeep is a stick and I enjoy it but having remote start would be worth moving to the auto. Also the 2.7 is just a super cool engine IMO.
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For me it's kind of a yes and no. I know how and I have driven them in the past, but my knees are no longer the best and I no longer want to drive one.
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The exedy stage 2 clutch on my Mustang kills me in traffic .. so a Bronco in Auto for me it is
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I can drive a man, but I'm getting an auto. Can also ride a motorcycle. lol.
Currently drive a manual and my last car was too, but going with auto, want the remote start and living in the DC area has sucked all fun out of a manual.
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Lone loser. Went through quick drivers ed during summer, never learned. My wife triied to teach me and gave up. My one experience with it I popped the clutch in gear and drove a Datsun 3000zx limited edition through a garage wall. Cost me $5 k as a high schooler for that mistake. Bottom line two is better than three; no stick for me.
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I can drive one, but I wouldn’t say I’m great at it. If it were offered with the 2.7L there’s a good chance I would have gone with manual just because I think it’s fun and a useful skill I would like to improve, but I’m not losing sleep over it not being offered.
Also my right shoulder is toast and I’m getting surgery soon. Who knows how it will be after that so an auto will be nice no matter how it ends up.
Also my right shoulder is toast and I’m getting surgery soon. Who knows how it will be after that so an auto will be nice no matter how it ends up.
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Same here, I can drive the manual and it’s fun but for my Bronco I prefer the auto. I liked the auto in my 2 Jeeps and off road them all the time.
Yep, and i love driving them. I already have three cars that are manuals, so I'm going auto for the 2.7 on the bronco though.
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