im looking at a white 05 sedan AT and a 06 silver sedan AT. i'm coming from a Evo so i'm a bit new to this. i just don't know if i'll like it cuz i want the 6spd but its alot more than what im willing to pay right now. any thoughts?

 

wait and save for the 6spd. you wont regret it.

 

Yea no doubt, if I could drive standard in my city without getting frustrated with all the starts and stops I would have one for sure. Save the extra $1000 or $2000 and get what you really want.

Unless you are also sick of shifting all the time, the automatic is still a lot of fun and has the manual mode for when you feel like looking cool

 

Save a lil and get what you really want.

 

what others have said man. Get what you really want. Save up... it'll be worth it. I promise.

 

yeah i understand, wat about the car itself? how is it? ive driven one already and it feels good and luxurious.

 

Its an awesome car regardless of tranny. Just get what you prefer.

 

great car with great reliability. Never had any problems with it in the 3 years of ownership. Normal maintainance with some wear and tear things needed to be replaced after 60k miles. I loved the car and still do. Actually just getting rid of mine to get into an m3, but I will def miss the g

 

'Sport/luxury' says it all. Compared to your Mitsu, maybe a little less sport, a little more luxury. But you can mod some sport back into it.

 

yeah, so autos on these are just ok? any tranny fails?

 

no tranny fails unless you plan on beating the **** out of the car.

With 6mts you need to worry about oil consumption, which isnt any fun. No known problems with the autos.

 

i was also thinking of buying a 350z, wut u think i shud do?

 

Z is a Z. its a sports car. Dont buy it unless a 6mt. G sedan is a sedan. its a sporty 4 door..

 

hm decisions decisions

 

As a sporty luxury car, the G goes well with an auto, and it has a decently sporty auto tranny with rev matching.
If you live in the city with lots of stop and go and it is you DD, get an auto for sure. If you feel like shifting, the tranny does have a 'manual' shift mode.
Maybe save the manual for your second weekend sports car.