JimmyTwoTimes
Well-Known Member
Not all car enthusiasts drive manual transmission cars. And not all manual-transmission drivers are car enthusiasts. One of the two people I know who've ever driven a manual couldn't care less about cars, and only got a manual car because it was cheaper. And I know LeMons racers and club rally racers (including myself, although I'm not a team owner) who don't know how to drive stick, but could in no way be deemed non-auto enthusiasts.i think the manhood and phallic symbol stuff came after i posted about how it's roughly 6 out of 10 forum members are car enthusiasts. that's when people got defensive about their manhood.
sure almost 100% of the forum members can be called mustang enthusiasts, but not car enthusiasts.
this being my first mustang, ive learned that the car is a lot more mainstream than my previous enthusiast cars, which i have learned to accept.
for example, back when i drove bimmers, the E39 M5 only came with a manual, so if you really wanted it, you would have to learn how to drive one. same with my last car, the WRX, however subaru did add an auto transmission (CVT) this year.
at least the WRX is now an option for my coworker. he wanted one a few years back, but they didnt offer it in auto, so he went with an audi A4.
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