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I only drive auto, but I'd say it really depends on you, what you like, and the kind of driving you do - a lot of busy commuting, and a
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I only drive auto, but I'd say it really depends on you, what you like, and the kind of driving you do - a lot of busy commuting, and a manual is nice.
The auto is a little faster, and with full lock-up in manual mode is pretty efficient, but Nissan could have done more with it. It does have the equivalent of SRM built-in, however, for downshifts (when you beat the computer downshift). Maybe you should consider the Sport manual with SRM?
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