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Rule 34...baybeeee!
I’m in a 2-door Yaris, is all I’m sayin’ >

By today's standards, if it's a manual, it's a "sports" car. >

Today's sports cars aren't even manual >

Optional paddle shifters to make dudes feel manly! >

It's actually the optional stick shift to make dudes feel manly. My 2014 Jetta had a dual clutch transmission and was in 3rd before you'd be able to take your foot off the clutch. Why would a car built for performance use a shitty transmission? >

Driver enjoyment, which is... something you completely missed. >

If you enjoy driving your performance car slower you could just buy something else. The driver enjoyment you are feeling in the year of our lord 2023 is the manly feel of a hard stick in your hand. >


If you enjoy driving your performance car slower you could just buy something else. 

Mazda MX-5 Miata. Long considered by many to be easily one of the most enjoyable cars you can drive, bar none.
And they all came with a manual.
Just out of curiosity, what is the "something else" you mentioned? >

My neighbor drives a smart car. That dude must be slanging some serious meat. >

What a burden. >

It grows on you over time. >

Cool, now do lifted trucks. >

I don’t want to see anybody “do” their truck, however much they want to >

You know that's a thing, right? There's probably a sub (NOT looking for it!!)