Entaille

everyone can get it - some take longer than others. honestly, going out for a single session can't teach anyone how to properly drive a manual. you really have to live with a manual car as your only transportation for a period of time before it all clicks

xx10Gt

and dont be afraid to stall! happened to me a couple times when i started. no big deal, just start her back up and take your time. keep us posted

defiance772

What about driving in NYC? Heavy traffic.

sharony1994

driving stick will suck at first thats the truth its like basketball you dont get good in a day it takes practice and sure enough after a bit of practice you will enjoy it much more than any auto.

sbradle4

We talkin' about practice?

Gadgetech

Why don't you rent a car with a manual (if you can find one) for a week and see how you like it. I've had mostly automatics as the mustang I just picked up from my Mom is but when I replace the motor I'm replacing the tranny with a manual.

SkyWitit23

Coming from a person who's 2 last mustang has been auto and my last is manual. Manual is ****, ill never go back, mind you I basically learned on the way home from the dealer. I have a bike so I knew the concept and drove couple manual cars.

agarr19

get the stick trust me you will get bored with an auto

TRexGAWD

Drive both, and then choose.. Manual is easy to learn but you'll have a few growing pains especially with that much torque under you (tire spin)

JThor

If heavy NYC traffic is the main driving you would do, the manual would be a PITA. I have the manual, and love it, but hate it when it comes to heavy traffic. However, in Colorado, I don't have to worry about heavy traffic all that often. Also, I'm involved in the motor sports and exercise the car from time to time. So, manual is the choice for me.