PDK vs Manual?
#226
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I lol'd. This is like a post I'd read from the E36 M3 forums when I had one. I think the average age of the E36 M3 owner is a little lower than the typical 911 owner.
I'd had both, and I enjoy both. No doubt you can't beat the connection to the car with a stick and a foot operated clutch. One of the things I love about PDK is being able to keep both hands on the wheel when you're really hustling on a twisty back road.
#227
Burning Brakes
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Drifting
#229
I lol'd. This is like a post I'd read from the E36 M3 forums when I had one. I think the average age of the E36 M3 owner is a little lower than the typical 911 owner.
I'd had both, and I enjoy both. No doubt you can't beat the connection to the car with a stick and a foot operated clutch. One of the things I love about PDK is being able to keep both hands on the wheel when you're really hustling on a twisty back road.
I'd had both, and I enjoy both. No doubt you can't beat the connection to the car with a stick and a foot operated clutch. One of the things I love about PDK is being able to keep both hands on the wheel when you're really hustling on a twisty back road.
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Drifting
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#232
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Finally someone who has the courage to tell it like it is!
#233
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People can do what they like. I don't care what others do in their cars in terms of shifting. My only concern is if too few manuals are sold there will not be enough manuals out there to find the right used Porsche I want.
#234
Drifting
Used market should be easy just from the sheer # of manual cars on the road today; it's the new market that's drying up. I mean, there hasn't been a car built with a hand-crank start and manual timing adjustment in about 70 years, but you can still find & drive them if you really want to.