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July 19th, 2010 10:49 PM #21
IMHO, to each his own naman po talaga yan, A/T or M/T.
may kanya-kanyang pros & cons ang bawat isa. one is more reliant on your call of speed choice, the other is more driver friendly and relaxing to use.
i don't know if it's just my observation or what but people here in our country seems to underestimate A/T cars (or probably owners). case in point, gandang-ganda sila sa porma at linis ng oto pero pag silip nila sa loob: "ay matic!" -yun ang maririnig mo. no intention to fuel debate po, just my experience & observation. maybe it's a case of bawas-pogi points when it comes to driver skill? being able to operate manual cars versus "brainless" driving of A/T. or just plain case of mahal ang pyesa ng matic. but hey, either way naman demands financial attention of maintaining a car, so that just even things out for me.
i drive both types, it's just that with all the hassles of driving in this country, i'm doing myself a big relief driving an A/T.
as one poster says from the past page, it's the way to the future.
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July 19th, 2010 11:09 PM #22
I drive both types but i recently sold my M/T car so both my cars now are A/T. It's just a practical choice when living in Metro Manila.
But I do love driving M/T especially when I am pushing it to close to the car's and my driving skill's limits on a twisting road that demands all my undivided attention at every corner. It gets my blood rushing. The roar of the engine is music to my ears. The feel of the clutch under your foot as you engage the next gear in preparation for the next corner. Blipping the throttle and feeling the G-forces pushing you to the edge of your seat.
Too bad there isn't much places left that one can truly enjoy pure driving just for the heck of it.
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July 19th, 2010 11:17 PM #23
hehe, sarap no? yan naman ang maganda sa manual -you are DA BOSS! yun nga lang, mas na-appreciate ko mag drive ng matic ngayon lalo na sa driving conditions ng pinas -yes, only in the philippines! dami pasaway na motorista, bad roads etc (oops, sorry i'm ranting).
bottomline, kung san ka masaya, suportahan taka dedma na ang sasabihin ng iba... lolz
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July 20th, 2010 12:38 PM #24
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July 21st, 2010 03:49 PM #25
Sir Niky, idagdag ko na rin yung sa boss ko na Honda City 2003 A/T (basta top of the line) (CVT ba ito?).
anyway, yung kanya naman ok lang when it shifts but sometimes when you rev while in D, parang nasa neutral, meaning no response at all. anyway, restart lang nang engine nagiging ok na muli hehe.
Like I said, I would prefer to have a car with a matic tranny because of the Metro traffic but then again.... I keep my cars, I don't really like the sound of horror I heard from A/T maintenance. M/T gear oil kahit 70k na ang odometer mo pwede pa rin. I think kahit sa magpa-overhaul ka na yata pero mura lang naman ang gear oil. Whole clutch assembly around 10-15k for japanese compact cars, ayun na yun.
Most mechanics know how to fix manual trannies too, this is a plus plus factor.
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July 21st, 2010 03:58 PM #26
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July 21st, 2010 04:37 PM #28
with that kind of thinking, parang sinabi na rin na.. mas mukhang magaling ang driver nang M/T compared sa A/T.
both statements are false. kung pamahalan lang din, exotic/performance cars use M/T so I think at par lang sila. at kung doon naman sa mas magaling ang driver nang M/T compared sa A/T, that is also false.
if I am the passenger anyway, I hate the engine braking of M/T, mas gusto ko sumakay sa A/T dahil mas smoother ang shifting hehe.
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July 21st, 2010 04:54 PM #29
Basta alaga sa pag-gamit at maintenance ang A/T, tatagal naman ito. Yung change ng A/T fluid ko is every 10K kms para mas sigurado. :D
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July 29th, 2010 11:05 PM #30ako din, gusto ko na AT, sana pati Formula 1, WRC AT na lahat, ma***citing kasi magdrive ng AT. I honestly love AT when going to work for conveniece (eating while driving), but on a weekend getaway, F#$& AT, MT for the win!
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