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1:46secs standard trans....I foresee this car in my future, if I ever decide to move to back to vietnam...
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the paddles are clearly seen behind the steering wheel, it's also missing the 3rd pedal around 3:00 on the video. manual AMGs have been dead for a long time now.
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why do all these car companies go through the hassle of trying to make the automatic look as close to a manual shifter as possible? It's hilarious seeing 19yr old honger fobs in their parents BMWs with their hands on those fake manual trannys at stop lights like they're feeling out the clutch grabbing point. lol
Face it, manuals are a dying breed. When the GTR went flappy paddles, you just know you must get whatever you can now Posted via RS Mobile
We only have ourselves to blame. We stopped buying manual transmissions and the car companies responded.
Modern automatics may shift faster than a driver, but I still enjoy being in control. I will never buy an automatic for this reason alone. Posted via RS Mobile
^ I have no doubt that modern auto transmissions are sophisticated. But, the more complicated something is, the more likely it is to fail. An SMG can cost thousands of dollars to replace. A conventional clutch maybe costs $1000? (Parts and labour) Posted via RS Mobile
^ I have no doubt that modern auto transmissions are sophisticated. But, the more complicated something is, the more likely it is to fail. An SMG can cost thousands of dollars to replace. A conventional clutch maybe costs $1000? (Parts and labour) Posted via RS Mobile
actually close to 6g. and thats not at the dealer Posted via RS Mobile
all I see is the man fiddling with the sideways +/- mechanism on a typical Mercedes automatic 7 speed...
sorry to burst your bubbles. Manual AMG? LOL.
damn...lol. I got duped.
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"Just because any car nut can tell you every possible performance specification of a Ferrari doesn't mean he can drive. Most of these people live in places where they've never even seen a Ferrari, much less ever owned one themselves."
Mercedes is lame, they had Chrysler for all that time and couldn't possibly use the manual tranny from the Viper or even the Challenger SRT? Booooo. Hell they even have Getrag next door in Germany if they were so inclined. No excuse.......
I guess they're content to let BMW own the driver's car market and just build autobahn missiles.
Spotted a white c63 amg coupe today, gotta admit with the black front lip and rear valances/roof it looked real good and nice rumble exhaust.
Definitely an eye catcher!
Too bad theres no true manual... Still nice car though. Posted via RS Mobile
Mercedes is lame, they had Chrysler for all that time and couldn't possibly use the manual tranny from the Viper or even the Challenger SRT? Booooo. Hell they even have Getrag next door in Germany if they were so inclined. No excuse.......
I guess they're content to let BMW own the driver's car market and just build autobahn missiles.
BMW is slowly getting out of the manual game too. I don't believe you can even get an M5 in a manual anymore.
Enthusiasts are simply a very small segment of the market. Most people buy Mercs and BMWs for the badge. Posted via RS Mobile