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Old 04-23-2010, 03:07 PM   #26 (permalink)
craniac24
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Originally Posted by Draco View Post
If you want to learn to drive a sports car, the synchorev is unecessary. If you want the car to drive itself, get a limo and hire a driver! I don't understand the desire to take the skill out of the equation. I suppose the same argument could be used against power steering though, so its a matter of preference. I chose not to purchase the syncho rev feature and save myself a few K, but I understand its appeal. At that point though, you might as well go automatic and get the paddle shifters and just sport shift.
I think you're overreaching a little here. There's still a lot more skill to driving a manual even with the SRM feature.
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