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jpkirk · 02-20-2015, 11:27 AM

I let my son try to learn manual on the Z. Hard system to learn with. But at least he got to the point where he could get it rolling and shift. I will do some more this coming summer. But yea. Where I see the manual sticking around for a long while is in the lower power sports coupe and roadsters (read less expensive). Higher power cars and the hybrids will be mostly auto and DCT.

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jpkirk A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Merry Land Posts: 5,515 Drives: '14 MidBlu ST MT Rep Power: 3376	I let my son try to learn manual on the Z. Hard system to learn with. But at least he got to the point where he could get it rolling and shift. I will do some more this coming summer. But yea. Where I see the manual sticking around for a long while is in the lower power sports coupe and roadsters (read less expensive). Higher power cars and the hybrids will be mostly auto and DCT. __________________ intake \| exhaust \| wheels \| tires \| suspension ... um ... stock, do speed stickers count? intake \| exhaust \| TE37 SL \| RE-11 \| suspension ... um ... do speed stickers count? Signature under construction