So, who can or cannot drive a manual?

I feel like the only fording that would be done is over the pile of trash or clothes laying in the middle of their room, trying to get to the kitchen to grab some pop tarts or something.

 

Here's some nice shifting !!!!

Left shifter ...... overdrive

Center shifter ..... actual transmission


Right shifter ....... range selector


https://youtu.be/8lEYaTvvq4g

 

If driving a stick is an art form, I’m an Artist.

 

@Gatordog,

You need to add items to your poll:

• WTF??? There are people who can’t drive one?
• I was born after 1995, what’s a manual?

 

Our first computer was a Tandy lol

 

Lol 9 and 16

 

Can’t find it grind it

 

Ordered my 17 cause I wasn’t getting a manual any other way. Sales guy made me drive an auto first, my response after the test drive, it’s an automatic and I said I want a manual.

Unfortunately, I agree.

I believe there are auto motorcycles out now. http://www.womenridersnow.com/pages/automatic_transmission_motorcycle_reviews.aspx

 

I would say there is a good chance Toyota gets rid of manuals in the 4th gen Tacos. The market is slim and that development money can finally go towards progressive changes. Like replacing drum brakes with disc brakes.

On a serious note. I do think the 3rd gen will be the last gen to see manuals in a taco. Wasted resource.

 

My first puter was a Texas Instrument with an external cassette tape recorder to save data with 200 baud modem and wait for the hand shake screeching to stop so you could browse the World Wide Web, circa +/- 1982 My second computer was a Tandy 1000, what a hoot it was back then.

 

I don’t think the savings would come from development costs so much as it would be the logistical complexity, and increased parts associated with keeping two transmission types going on the production line

 

I’ve never needed a clutch replacement on any vehicle I’ve owned. Maybe because I’m in Phoenix???
I’ve had my Passat for 12 years my bug for 9...

 

Driven this Car a few times before it got sold..... First item was you always have to do a "Rolling Turn" since the V16 engine weights so much and no power steering, Next Item Shifting: Ya have to "double Clutch" to shift since the Gears are Spur type not synchronized Now do that in Traffic......

 

An awesome transmission to play with on the street is a dog box or faceplated transmission !!!

 

https://youtu.be/l-6X6hIyR5M

 

Sweet setup haha. I remember the printer we had used the paper that had perforated sides that you had to rip off.

I can honestly say the same. I’ve owned somewhere between 10-15 manual trans vehicles (all bought used) and never needed a new clutch. Guess I don’t keep them long enough

 

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Oh, hey. Is that 4x4 runner?
Didn't think so. Yet.

 

Titties.


*I meant to swype "truth". My phone knows me better than I do

 

I learned to drive a manual in my grandfathers F100, kind of a 4 on the floor anybody remember 1st gear granny gear? I'd start out in first just because it was more fun to shift through 4 gears instead of 3 LOL