xsonnixx

well.. i just turned 18 2 weeks ago and my dad decided to get me a car so i picked the g37s ^_^ but the thing is i never own a manual car and my friend keeps telling me that im gonna mess up the clutch and all, i got some pratice on manual i could drive around but im not good what so ever, is it hard to catch on once i get the car? and should i wait a little longer for the 09 to come out to get the 08 cheaper?

nosocoeckodoz

If your dad is getting you a car I do not really understand where the prices comes into play. And that would be something you should discuss with him.

As for the MT on the 37 it is very easy. Being a manual driver since I was 16 I only had a minor change from driving 5speed transmission pathfinders.

Manual transmission is easy to learn, however you might not want to drive your friends around for a week or two. Shouldnt take more then a few days to learn depending how much you drive.

xsonnixx

my dad doesnt really mind about the price but i told him around 36-38 but if the price gets cheaper when 09 comes out it would be better.

JLai

I found the MT to be trickier on the G37 than the other cars I practiced on...that includes a stage 3 race clutch that I was messing around with the day before.

tenfour

yea...the g37 clutch was a lil tricky, but i got used to it pretty quick. my previous car was a e46 m3 and that clutch was tight as hell.

nosocoeckodoz

I would go from here to say it must all depend on the driver, into second may be the only time i've pushed it to hard even when "luxury" driving

RedG37SNC

These threads crack me up, but I guess we aren't born with the skill. I learned how to drive manual on a Honda CR125 Dirt bike. When I actually went to a car I instantly drove it without stall. If you have the option of learing on a dirt bike it makes for an easy transition.