What? When all you have is an automatic with a stupid switch on the shift knob for manual mode, you'd want paddles too!
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Yeah, I hope Jalopnik does some comparison tests, because I'm loving their single car reviews so far! I hate how so many reviewers of products, particular with video games, give such inflated scores. When pretty every game gets at least an 8/10, often higher, it's hard to tell which are actually great games, even…
Awesome article, but the MPG figures are kinda wonky: some are in imperial mpg, and others are in US mpg. Pretty big difference.
oh ok :)
It doesn't have a manual gearbox....
THIRDED!!!
You think this is a fake video?
The Viper had already been doing that for ten years with the first two gens.... It may be corny, but it's still very much Viper.
Hmm, not necessarily. The reason these Porsches weren't in F4 from the start is because stupid EA had an EXCLUSIVE contract with Porsche. I'm pretty sure Turn 10 didn't scoop up Porsche exclusively, so they are free to go to GT5 as well.
Not everyone will and that's probably why you don't understand those advantages for people who enjoy a manual with a clutch pedal.
Not to defend him otherwise at all, but looking at Mitt Romney's quote he did NOT claim to be able to do this. He said back in the '50s and '60s that he'd be able to tell you what car: "It used to be, in the '50s and '60s, if you showed me one square foot of almost any part of a car, I could tell you what brand it…
But a flappy paddle doesn't have all the advantages. You don't have control over the clutch and the resultant actions: the fun of rev-matching, launching just the way you want to, or popping the clutch at the speed you want after a shift.
Forza 3 has a Carrera GT.
Is that from the '90s?
Great article and car! But I think you meant 'mien' when you used 'mein.'
Actually, the M3 sedan is even less than that, something right around 55k msrp.
So... what's it missing?