>yeah but i'd feel like a dick
just tell them you dont know how to drive stick in advance, like call ahead and ask if you can test drive but you cant drive stick, you'll get someone to teach you
if you can do it between lunch and 5 on a weekday you'll be saving them from boredom anyway
sounds good
ok cool thanks, i dont want to burdeon anyone but yeah they seemed pretty bored at some times. so lunch-5pm is the time to strike, even on a friday
is the risk of damaging the clutch that high
What's the point? You might as well take up blacksmithing while you're at it. Manual cars will likely be non-existent within the next 5-10 years. If you don't own a manual car now it's kinda pointless to learn now.
They will never stop making the vehicle i'm interested in with stick
shit, fucking automatic transmission costs like 1500$ more! the 6 speed is the standard.
God you fucking faggots are whiney and annoying.
Just go buy a 5 speed or 6 speed shitbox. You're not getting goddamn married and having kids, it's just a freaking car. You can offload the car or dump it when you're ready to move on to the next.
Buy it, drive it, git gud, sell it/wreck it/trash it, buy another one that's better. What, you think everyone in your little shitsville town is going to laugh at you for life because you stalled your car a few times? NO ONE FUCKING CARES. Don't spend a bajillion years agonizing over it, don't spend a bajillion dollars getting lessons.
Buy. A. Stickshift. Learn.
>you have to continuously buy a new vehicle
This throw away logic must be a staple of the automatic transmission "enthusiast"
The novelty wears off real fast
Not really, you need to fuck up a lot, over and over and over to damage the clutch
the clutch is designed to normally last as long as the life time of the car
It's 2017 get with the times Grandpa. Would you keep a cell phone for 10 years? Why would you keep a car for 10 years?