Bought my first automatic this year (VW ID4). Will never drive a manual ever again. So much easier to drive automatic.
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ID.4 is an EV and has so much torque that it doesn't NEED a traditional transmission. I <3 my ID.4.
Come at me bro - I TEACH people to ONLY drive automatic cars. Muahaha! I get paid more to do it than manual instructors AND I don't have to worry about learners constantly making bad gear changes, bunny hopping and stalling my car all the time!
Automatic transmissions existed before computers were controlling them. The 3 speed auto in my 68 Ford is entirely hydraulicly operated. No computer control. I can roll-start it no problem in second gear.
I used to enjoy manual but now I just kind of hate driving in general so I am happier with auto where I can eat chips or something while driving to make the traffic feel less hellish. Looking forward to self driving cars so I can just take a nap while getting from A to B.
driving manual makes u look hot that's all <3
You've obviously never seen me fumbling through my changes and stalling on every corner.
I had to bump start my first car for a period of time. It was a challenge to always find a hill to park on. Another cool trick was shifting gears without using the clutch by rev matching.
I had a fried starter and a girlfriend who didn't know how to drive a manual, so I had to ask her to push while I sat inside. Not the manliest day of my life...
It's even worse now. My mom's new car just has buttons on the dash next to the radio for park reverse neutral drive and sport mode.
I do miss driving a manual, however EV one-pedal driving has its own gamifying aspects.
Wow. #1 'get off my lawn' post of the day. There is nothing wrong with auto... It's the drivers.
I'm enjoying all the comments where people are seething about manual transmissions amd they don't need to drive one, because they forgot its a meme.
I drove my Samurai today. I don't think any of them even had automatics.
I prefer a doctor-guided transmission. I'm not smart enough to balance these meds and read my bloodwork.