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I only drive with the paddle shifters, so I maintain the performance feel of the car and it requires both hands to shift gears (up/down). The only part of the
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I only drive with the paddle shifters, so I maintain the performance feel of the car and it requires both hands to shift gears (up/down). The only part of the equation that I am missing is pushing in the clutch with my leg, which isn't a big deal.
This is my second Z and first AT. I really enjoyed the feel of the paddles. Neither way is right or wrong, better or worse. At cruising speeds on the highway, both are the same.
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