I'm betting you can't drive stick.
It just fits the profile.
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Good First Cars?
oh the nose plays
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am I allowed to drive?
and you are?
doing 120 down Terminal?
Is there a Vancouver in Taiwan?! I had no idea!!
Nothing sums up my life's achievements like my stuffed corpse, suplexing a cougar.
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I Can drive stick.. just rather not.. im lazy
Driving stick is completely overrated. I miss my old 74 300D benz (total beater) - no shifting, stop and go in the city rarely pissed me off.
the automatics in new cars are pretty awesome with performance that is better than a stick BUT hypotheticly would you want a ferrari or a porshe with a stick or an automatic … one of those paddle shifters ?
for a racing car paddles are faster ,for general driving I would go stick
whenever I drive my GF's van I keep reaching for the non existant 5spd
Stick shifts + anything other than a sports car = suck
Stick shifts + city driving = sucks ass
Stick shifts + driving w/ broken or sprained anything = suckiest suck
DH/FR MTBer = you will be driving w/ broken or sprained something
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i have a 5 speed mazda mpv
too bad i lost the keys
it is rwd too haha
Stick shifts + anything other than a sports car = suck
Stick shift + city driving = sucks ass
you are wrong.
Trucks and Guns.
E30 318 or 325i.
Nice cars, sturdy, fun to drive and pretty cheap for insurance.
"Fullness of knowledge always means some understanding of the depths of our ignorance; and that is always conducive to humility and reverence." - Robert Millikan
E30 318 or 325i.
Nice cars, sturdy, fun to drive and pretty cheap for insurance.
I'm guessing that's a relative term, cause I don't see a beem'r being cheap for insurance when compared to a civic or something similar.
you are wrong.
No. He's bang on.
Where is the joy in playing stop and go in commuter traffic? No where.
I'm guessing that's a relative term, cause I don't see a beem'r being cheap for insurance when compared to a civic or something similar.
My '93 320i is about $100 more a year than my '90 Civic with collision and comprehensive. I'm suggesting a '91 and earlier BMW.
"Fullness of knowledge always means some understanding of the depths of our ignorance; and that is always conducive to humility and reverence." - Robert Millikan
My '93 320i is about $100 more a year than my '90 Civic with collision and comprehensive. I'm suggesting a '91 and earlier BMW.
Uhh… that doesn't change the fact that they're 3X the price.
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Uhh… that doesn't change the fact that they're 3X the price.
"Fullness of knowledge always means some understanding of the depths of our ignorance; and that is always conducive to humility and reverence." - Robert Millikan
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