Awd + 6mt
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Awd + 6mt
For those of you that want an entry luxury car with manual xsmn and AWD, just letting you know the 2012 Acura TL SH-AWD now offers it. I know some of you are like why am I promoting acura on this site? Well as a car enthusiast I just thought I'd share since i think it's a new option. I do know i have seen several on here that say they wish they had a 6MT, but they do need their AWD.
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For those of you that want an entry luxury car with manual xsmn and AWD, just letting you know the 2012 Acura TL SH-AWD now offers it. I know some of you are like why am I promoting acura on this site? Well as a car enthusiast I just thought I'd share since i think it's a new option. I do know i have seen several on here that say they wish they had a 6MT, but they do need their AWD.
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I think very shortly Infiniti will stop offering a manual tranny just like they did in the Maxima.
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Meh, AWD shmallwheeldrive...
Anyway, not all AWD systems are created equal. Rear wheel drive bias and a longitudinal drivetrain layout is my number one reason for going with the G. I came from two Subarus prior to this. I guess one tends to grow out of Subaru as they age. I agree with a post from another thread where someone mentioned that Subaru has this boy racer image to it. An RS4 on the other hand, would be a fine choice in my opinion. I just wouldn't expect Audi reliability to be on par with Infiniti.
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???? This aint the 80's bro Audis if not on Par are probably better than infiniti. The fit and finish are definitely better. The price for an RS4 however is another question. Plus Audis have the best interiors hands down IMO
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Okay. I will. My driveway is just as bad if not worse. Snow tires make a monumental difference with this car..
Born and raised in the midwest, and before anyone says anything, we have had 4 G35s. Two were AWDs (an 04 and an 08) and two were RWDs (05 and my current 08 6spd) and the RWDs honestly do just as well in the snow with a good set of winters.
Born and raised in the midwest, and before anyone says anything, we have had 4 G35s. Two were AWDs (an 04 and an 08) and two were RWDs (05 and my current 08 6spd) and the RWDs honestly do just as well in the snow with a good set of winters.
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