It's sad that my Outback rental has a far better manumatic mode than my G35
#16
Originally Posted by G35Alex
I 2nd that motion...I thought that G's shifting was a lot more "on-point" and didn't hesitate like the GT's....plus, ouch the pain of getting in and out of the Legacy, but that's a whole another thread on that subject...
i find it really hard to drive these large single turbo subarus with 5AT
#17
Originally Posted by BobbyG123
Why is it sad that Subaru (may) have a better manu-matic than the Infiniti? Subaru has been a elite rally car performer, and top notch AWD manufacturer for decades. They may not have the "bling-bling" that Infiniti, BMW, Acura, Audi, ect. do, but their cars are well engineered.
Frankly, if I were in the market for an AWD car/small suv, Subaru is about the only make I would consider. Sorry G-35x drivers, but I would have saved the dough and purchased either a Legacy sedan or an Outback. Just my opinion.
Frankly, if I were in the market for an AWD car/small suv, Subaru is about the only make I would consider. Sorry G-35x drivers, but I would have saved the dough and purchased either a Legacy sedan or an Outback. Just my opinion.
YUK....then you have to drive a Subaru.
#18
The 2003 always starts
out in fourth gear, does not downshift at a stop and does not hold the
selected gear.
out in fourth gear, does not downshift at a stop and does not hold the
selected gear.
The tranny IS actually downshifting but the indicator is just showing you the highest gear selection. It sucks but if you do it yourself you get used to it. When I drive an 05 or my fiance's car I forget to upshift sometimes and overrev. At this point I sort of enjoy the fact that if I don't manually shift down to 1, then it will shift up for me from a stop without me letting the engine rev to 6000 before I remember to shift.
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