Manual vs Automatic

[Guesy]

Matic anytime, anywhere. Naaawa nalang nga ako dun sa mga kasama kong natraffic sa edsa nung holy week reblocking. 3hrs ata ako nung sa edsa.

Nung una, todo tutok pa yung mga manual, nung mga 1hr+ na, nag papalaki na muna ng agwat bago umabante. Sayang din kasi ibabad yung clutch. Pag matic konting angat lang sa brakes andar na ulit.

[Cyber Tambay]

Automatic, hassle at stress free e, di ko naman need manual dahil lagi din naman traffic.

[lexange]

A/T ako comfortable. Choose the one with paddle shifters.. Comes in handy specially pag uphill.

[Flatulence]

Sa long drive.. I prefer manual. Kapag traffic, Matic

[DocJenny]

I dunno if it's sixist of me but I get turned off by guys who can't drive stick. Hell, I can drive stick so why can't he?

[jamesbond]

doesn't matter whether its manual or matic, i can drive both... it all depends on the preferred needs....


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[Itachi101]

kung car fanatic ka talaga+
bili ka ng isang manual
at isang automatic 
para di ka manibago kahit papaano di ba 

[Cathrina]

Im too lazy to drive a manual i dont like shifting all the time lol..halatang tamad ano..

[appleblossomgirl]

i used to drive manual car (like nabanggit ko na dito).. kaya im scared to drive matic.haha! sabi nila mas madali daw un.. kaya eto, i have to learn from a driving instructor pa, para makakuha ako ng lisenxa dito.. eh bawal sa gurls mag drive ng manual, dapat matic daw.. hayyy... kinakabahan ako! 

[Cathrina]

i used to drive manual car (like nabanggit ko na dito).. kaya im scared to drive matic.haha! sabi nila mas madali daw un.. kaya eto, i have to learn from a driving instructor pa, para makakuha ako ng lisenxa dito.. eh bawal sa gurls mag drive ng manual, dapat matic daw.. hayyy... kinakabahan ako! 

Nakerr sis kung alam mo magdrive ng manual kaya mo ang automatic theres nothing to it compare sa manual ...

[soap35]

Automatic pra relax

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[rye]

  Manual will always be the first choice for long time drivers, specially if you know the pros and cons of the two... 

[j4kst0n3]

I dunno if it's sixist of me but I get turned off by guys who can't drive stick. Hell, I can drive stick so why can't he?

DocJenny, "driving with a stick" is a misnomer. Except for a few models of European cars with push buttons or control levers, almost all cars have a "stick shift", whether a M/T or A/T.

Almost everyone knows how to drive using a manual transmission. Anyone who learned to drive from a driving school, most probably was provided with a car with a manual transmission. Only the "conio-tique" types with rich parents with drivers probably learned driving with an A/T thru their personal drivers.

For practical  guys like me, I don't need to prove my manhood by driving a car with a manual transmission. In Metro Manila traffic, it just makes better sense to drive a car with an automatic transmission.

For one thing, i'd rather conserve my energy for more important things.

Another thing, I can be holding the hand of my date all the way, more so during traffic. Maybe use my hand for other things :-) without interruption. Try that with a M/T.

One last thing is the clutch of a car with manual transmission takes a lot of beating and wear and tear in Metro Manila traffic.

During weekends, especially driving to nearby provinces, I prefer driving one of my M/T cars.

[lexange]

DocJenny, "driving with a stick" is a misnomer. Except for a few models of European cars with push buttons or control levers, almost all cars have a "stick shift", whether a M/T or A/T.

Almost everyone knows how to drive using a manual transmission. Anyone who learned to drive from a driving school, most probably was provided with a car with a manual transmission. Only the "conio-tique" types with rich parents with drivers probably learned driving with an A/T thru their personal drivers.

For practical  guys like me, I don't need to prove my manhood by driving a car with a manual transmission. In Metro Manila traffic, it just makes better sense to drive a car with an automatic transmission.

For one thing, i'd rather conserve my energy for more important things.

Another thing, I can be holding the hand of my date all the way, more so during traffic. Maybe use my hand for other things :-) without interruption. Try that with a M/T.

One last thing is the clutch of a car with manual transmission takes a lot of beating and wear and tear in Metro Manila traffic.

During weekends, especially driving to nearby provinces, I prefer driving one of my M/T cars.

I totally agree.. I can drive M/T but i prefer A/T. Funny I can relate to your experience about holding the hand of your date all the way.. 

[razorsharp]

DocJenny, "driving with a stick" is a misnomer. Except for a few models of European cars with push buttons or control levers, almost all cars have a "stick shift", whether a M/T or A/T.

Almost everyone knows how to drive using a manual transmission. Anyone who learned to drive from a driving school, most probably was provided with a car with a manual transmission. Only the "conio-tique" types with rich parents with drivers probably learned driving with an A/T thru their personal drivers.

For practical  guys like me, I don't need to prove my manhood by driving a car with a manual transmission. In Metro Manila traffic, it just makes better sense to drive a car with an automatic transmission.

For one thing, i'd rather conserve my energy for more important things.

Another thing, I can be holding the hand of my date all the way, more so during traffic. Maybe use my hand for other things :-) without interruption. Try that with a M/T.

One last thing is the clutch of a car with manual transmission takes a lot of beating and wear and tear in Metro Manila traffic.

During weekends, especially driving to nearby provinces, I prefer driving one of my M/T cars.

what's this "driving with a stick" all about ba.

sa pilipinas ko lang naririnig na popular pa pala ang stick shift (aka manual transmission). mostly sa ibang bansa over 90% na ng sasakyan ay automatic. just makes sense. very disadvantageous lalo na sa matrapik na lugar ang stick shift, yan ang di ko maintindihan kung bakit uso pa rin ito sa metro manila kunsaan halos di na gumagalaw ang trapik.