Is there such a thing as a 1992-1994 Automatic WRX

[Justin-88]

Im just looking, because I just suck at manual.
and its like the bike ill never ride.

[Twin_Cam_Turbo]

http://www.alibaba.com/product-tp/107160642/Used_SUBARU_IMPREZA_WRX_Sti_ver.html

[SRT10Killer]

there is, in edmonton kijiji, it's red.


An automatic WRX... I never though anyone would ask for one,

You got PM!

[drewb]

Don't be a bitch, man up and learn to drive stick.

You will thank yourself later.

[403Gemini]

Originally posted by Justin-88
Im just looking, because I just suck at manual.
and its like the bike ill never ride.

So practice? :dunno:

[slinkie]

takes a day...lol

[asp integra]

just man up and learn standard, there are certain things every person should know how to do, driving standard is one of them, plus i can guarantee that after gettting the hang of standard you will never want to drive an automatic ever again!

[ReflexFX]

Originally posted by asp integra
just man up and learn standard, there are certain things every person should know how to do, driving standard is one of them, plus i can guarantee that after gettting the hang of standard you will never want to drive an automatic ever again!
this

[Supa Dexta]

Thats not true...^ Sure its fun in some rides, but others I would hate to have to shift. Sometimes I just want to sit back and relax, like driving coast to coast a couple of times a year.

[89s1]

Originally posted by Supa Dexta
Thats not true...^ Sure its fun in some rides, but others I would hate to have to shift. Sometimes I just want to sit back and relax, like driving coast to coast a couple of times a year.

Typically I leave my car in top gear on the highway, apparently you like to row the gears for no good reason....

[beyond_ban]

For a sporty car, a stick is a MUST. Sure, if your ballin around in a Benzo or a Lexus, a auto is nice so you can sit back and do your thing, but when it comes to feeling the car, and enjoying its potential, anything but a MT doesn't cut it (i am even anti paddle shift...).

[masoncgy]

Living anywhere with rush hour traffic will dissuade a lot of people from owning a manual.

I ditched mine 6 years ago, and wouldn't go back unless I was living in a smaller community where you are not stuck in gridlock for hours on end, like here in Calgary.

[beyond_ban]

Originally posted by masoncgy
Living anywhere with rush hour traffic will dissuade a lot of people from owning a manual.

I ditched mine 6 years ago, and wouldn't go back unless I was living in a smaller community where you are not stuck in gridlock for hours on end, like here in Calgary.

Perhaps with time i will grow out of it, but for now i enjoy it to much when i can truly use it to give it up for the annoying hour drive home through the Deerfoot/Glenmore/Crowchild mess or metal.

[ShermanEF9]

Originally posted by 89s1


Typically I leave my car in top gear on the highway, apparently you like to row the gears for no good reason....

beat me to it.


when do you ever shift cruising on the highway other then for passing?

[403Gemini]

Originally posted by masoncgy
Living anywhere with rush hour traffic will dissuade a lot of people from owning a manual.

I ditched mine 6 years ago, and wouldn't go back unless I was living in a smaller community where you are not stuck in gridlock for hours on end, like here in Calgary.

I've only driven manual since i was 17, I'm 26 now and I haven't had any issues in heavy traffic. Yeah it sucked a few times when glenmore was under construction when i went to Mount Royal College, but I still would NEVER trade in a manual to an automatic.

[89s1]

For me traffic is just a quick let out of the clutch to get a little bit of speed and do the coast roll.

Never bothered me.

[Supa Dexta]

I'm talking about in my truck, and generally towing. Exactly why they don't even offer manuals anymore.. Dodge did, not sure if they still do. If I'm driving 20 hours a day or more, I don't need a clutch being one more thing to deal with,.