Re:Fewer than 3% of cars sold in the U.S. have manual transm...
by thebspatrol on Thursday November 17, 2016 @11:39AM
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Wait, you're suggesting that manual transmissions have more points of failure than automatic transmissions?
Not only are automatic transmissions significantly more complicated, they also fail catastrophically.
Your clutch is a consumable part. Consider it a writeoff. You might replace it once in your time owning the car if you hold on to it forever, and you still haven't made up the $2k difference in MSRP/whatever the difference may be on the used market.
Not only are automatic transmissions significantly more complicated, they also fail catastrophically.
Your clutch is a consumable part. Consider it a writeoff. You might replace it once in your time owning the car if you hold on to it forever, and you still haven't made up the $2k difference in MSRP/whatever the difference may be on the used market.