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07-04-2021, 07:18 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Aug 2019
Location: Goulburn NSW
Posts: 514
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Hi Guys
I was reading recently that there will be few Manual Cars made because car makers saying " Nobody want's a manual car any more". I got my driver's Licence just before i turned 18 years old and i got it in my sisters automatic car. I returned home that afternoon and my older brother said " you should also learn how to drive a manual car" and he had a manual Company car and he taught me to drive a manual car. I like manual cars and have had a few, you don't have to use the brakes so much for a start with a manual gearbox. One of my mates daughters was telling me "she can only drive a automatic and she has no idea how to drive a manual'. I said to her "what happens if one of your friends need to go to Hospital and they have a manual car'? I told her " if i was you i would ask your father to teach you to drive a manual car"! |
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