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^^ That will depend on your driving habits. With an automatic, you just mash the pedal and go. With the paddle shifters, you eliminate the clutch pedal, but you still
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^^ That will depend on your driving habits. With an automatic, you just mash the pedal and go. With the paddle shifters, you eliminate the clutch pedal, but you still have to shift. So if you can flick your fingers fast... you get the point. Personally, I would go with the paddle shifters!!
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