Romig1 wrote:
It also wears out the clutch.
Be that as it may, I have had a variety of cars over the last 35 or so years, some of which had over 100K miles on the clock, and I have never had to replace a clutch.
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Automatic versus Manual Cars
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Not so ancient mariner
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Re: Automatic versus Manual Cars
Be that as it may, I have had a variety of cars over the last 35 or so years, some of which had over 100K miles on the clock, and I have never had to replace a clutch.
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The Tinker
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Re: Automatic versus Manual Cars
And god willing - you will never have to replace your knee eitherNot so ancient mariner wrote:Romig1 wrote:
It also wears out the clutch.
Be that as it may, I have had a variety of cars over the last 35 or so years, some of which had over 100K miles on the clock, and I have never had to replace a clutch.
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Not so ancient mariner
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Re: Automatic versus Manual Cars
Indeed so Tinks
I'm sorry to hear about your OHs problems, and I can see how an automatic would help in that situation, at least for his left knee.
(It would have helped me return to driving sooner too, if I had broken my left ankle instead of the right one!)
I'm sorry to hear about your OHs problems, and I can see how an automatic would help in that situation, at least for his left knee.
(It would have helped me return to driving sooner too, if I had broken my left ankle instead of the right one!)