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Originally Posted by NeedforZ Yeah the 7AT is little more edgy. The shifts are a more solid at times depending on how you're driving. It's actually one of the things

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Old 09-26-2009, 11:26 PM   #18 (permalink)
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Yeah the 7AT is little more edgy. The shifts are a more solid at times depending on how you're driving. It's actually one of the things I like about the car. Could we say that its a slush box without being too slushy? Refinement can go too far in my opinion where the mechanics of a car become so masked and hidden that the ride becomes too quiet, too cushy, too smooth, simply numbing and boring. Definitely not the 370z.
yea that's what a Lexus is for..
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