When I was in middle school a classmate of mine was rushed out of class in the middle of the day. Her mother was helping hold down a mattress on the back of a truck and it blew off taking her with it. She hit her head on the road and died very soon afterward.

As a manual driver I don’t feel special, talented, or smug. I believe everyone can learn to drive a manual, and they should because of how fun it is. But, like everything else in our lives no one cares how things work, they just want them to work. With the invention of the automatic transmission came the boring task…

“...NOS (though that’s technically a brand owned by Holley)“

The pilot was then decapitated by a large white truck trailer because he didn’t have the latest Autopilot software update yet.

I can appreciate the story, but goodness, please proofread your work and correct grammar mistakes. It is hard to get absorbed into a story when you can’t even decipher what is being told.

I was able to drive this car a few months ago and probably cranked about 150 miles out of it in a normal day. I really liked the Fusion Sport, was impressed with the pickup, liked the driving feel, and the overall size of the car.