PS. Manual transmission is still the most popular in the UK by a large percentage.
Which is a shame considering the excessive numbers of incompetent drivers on Britain's roads who'd benefit from not having to change gear!
PS. Manual transmission is still the most popular in the UK by a large percentage.
I find it interesting to see that many Americans claim to prefer manual. I was always led to believe that the majority of cars in the US are automatics. Statistics seem to bear that out. http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=758867
I know from experience that it's virtually impossible to hire a car in the US with a manual transmission. (That's what converted me to Auto during my first visit.) I suppose you could get one if you really wanted one.
PS. Manual transmission is still the most popular in the UK by a large percentage.
I find it interesting to see that many Americans claim to prefer manual. I was always led to believe that the majority of cars in the US are automatics. Statistics seem to bear that out. http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=758867
I find it interesting to see that many Americans claim to prefer manual. I was always led to believe that the majority of cars in the US are automatics. Statistics seem to bear that out. http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=758867
Did you know that the Auto transmission is an option on most cars made here?
Since most Americans prefer one, they charge extra for it.
VW/Audi's DSG.
VW/Audi's DSG.
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