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Yes automatic is almost standard nowadays in America. Nobody likes manual for the fact you mention. Its a pain in the ass when driving in the city. For the most part Manual does save you gas mileage and well the gas prices here are very high. Manual also is cheeper and that is why a lot of people end up getting them.

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Originally posted by edlib

My car has Tiptronic. (An automatic with a seperate gate if you want to shift manually. All the advantages of both, but with no clutch to worry about.) Yay! German engineering rocks! :D

 

yeah AUDI came up with a new transmission.. shifting times at ca. 0.04 secs i think. the clue .. PREselection.. possible through 2 clutch discs one for gear 1, 3, 5 and the other for the gears 2, 4, 6 ..

 

available as tiptronic and fullautomatic.. and combined.

 

our gasoline prices are around 1 euro per litre (1 litre= ca 0.26 gallons) .. means 4 euros per gallon. AND of that 1 euro 0,87 cents are tax.. :fist: ...

 

but youre right sttct .. manual shifting is good to save gasoline..!!

 

(i only sometimes drive a firmcar and since automatic cost more .. we only have manual shifted ones)

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LOL!!!!!

 

the title had me going for a minute.. 'she's selling her son?!??!!' :D

 

anyway..

 

thats a beautiful car.. if it was me i would take it to vegas and have a drive-through wedding instead :D

only j/k

 

 

well its better to have had and lost then never had at all... or something like that :)

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Daddy wants... :(

 

Your car is BEAUTIFUL!!! I love classic cars like the one you have. It's got a great body design and it's American made! :)

 

I'm too young to think about buying a classic car though... I kinda need to get out of schooling before I upgrade from my Buick. :(

 

If there was anyway I could purchase it from you Shan... I would be out there on the next plane with $8000 in hand... and I wouldn't even ask for any extra work done on it. I'd wanna work on it myself. :D

 

Good luck in finding the right buyer for your car Shan... cars that are that nice do not need to go to waste, they are American treasures. :)

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Originally posted by Artoo

Good luck in finding the right buyer for your car Shan... cars that are that nice do not need to go to waste, they are American treasures. :)

Well said, Artoo!

 

STTCT- I have a few friends at work who are really big in classic cars. Their both out of the office right now, but I think one of them should be back soon. (He better be, I can't take my lunch until he returns and watches the loading docks and warehouse for me...I NEED FOOD!) Anyway, I'll ask them about prices...they should have a good idea what that would normally go for.

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My dad had a 1965 Chevy Malibu SS. Rabbit White, only 11,000 made. We had to sell it, but we got a restorer to buy it. *grins dreamily* The thing was a beast. It was huge, and had a lot of power. I drove it several times. :D Awesome, wasn't it, Artoo?

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OMG, Artoo!! Where did you find that? That's almost EXACTLY what it looked like, everyone. Unreal....

 

 

Well, we got a "new" car tonight. The local minor league baseball team was holding "Clunker Car Nite" where spectators could win old banged-up hupties that had been donated by local dealerships. To make a long story short, my family is now the proud owner(s) of a 1984 Oldsmobile 88. :(

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Originally posted by Chase Windu

Don't sell it to Rhett. He acts upon his hickishness. He may try to make redneck babies in the back seat.

Sell it to me. I don't do any of that sick, perverted hick stuff.

 

It's only a matter of time before the bloodline takes over, and you give in to your heritage son.;)

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