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donfortune48:
Please don't join me in this bro.
Cos I'm already disappointed in myself arguing with someone that have never handled a steering. ( manual or Auto.)

radautoworks:
are you f*king serious??

GforGee:
Baba, no go think am ooh. Danfo drivers drive stick everyday, and you can imagine how stiff it is to operate. Have you seen them try
to turn in a tight spot? Their steering can turn one to Arnold in a month....but, they're still fine

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Lol

Who has this mail?

Driving is stressful. Even when we drive for long hours with an automatic car, we still get tired.

Manual is not as bad as they are making it look
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donfortune48:
Lolzz.
Look well, you'll see that those against manual have never driven it before.
But they have more Manual experience.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Thank you for the giveaway

I really appreciate [/color]

SHOOPSYN:
BOSS! Wow.. You are the real MVP. Thanks so much sir. I really appreciate you.

davit:
Bro, it is not malaria o. Never pray to have the real Covid-19. You will know no be same thing.

emmancecute:
the poster is in Abuja while the car is in Lagos. That's my point!

Gogettaz:
Truth be told, the main reason for "nonsense" driving in Nigeria, apart from consequences, is because majority of people don't LEARN to drive anymore. Commuters ain't got any clue of road rules.
Reason:
Because it is an automatic transmission they just enter, start, engage the gear and zoom. Some even drive without supervision.
Higher percentage of ones that drive with supervision inherited the errors of their supervisors and the cycle goes on and on.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The way you guys are demonizing manual cars is hilarious

It's not like all your hands and legs are working everytime. You change the stick in less than two seconds.

On a freeway, you don't use the clutch or change gears. You just go to the highest speed and stay there

I drove stick for good 7 years before I even sat in an automatic car

Yes, the auto is more comfortable, but the manual is not as bad as it's been painted..

Stick is bae [/color]

dru23:
U finally met ur match .. Now using excuse to divert from the message

Crvrider:
@Feli, dru has a manual transmission car for you. Clean title!

chillex8:
Bros leave those learners.
A manual car will earn the same money as an automatic.
It is also cheaper to maintain and consumes less petrol.
My ford Mondeo was manual.

Am not in the mood for back and forth arguments so I will ignore them.

Pearl1910:
Your 8% commission will apply from the 36th trip for all d rest of the trips till midnight Sunday. Not on the 35trips.

radautoworks:
So they gave you an antibiotic, pain suppressor, immune builder/anti-inflammatory and steroid.

While it's good information, truth is your doctor didn't know what to do so he focused on just trying to make you more comfortable and supporting your immune system . You defeated it all on your own and probably would have without this. You are one of the lucky ones genetically resistant to it. Believe it or not the most helpful thing to you on that list was the vitamin c followed by the steroid then the pain suppressor. The antibiotic had zero effect on a virus.

Side bar: a lot of people here are reporting that after recovering from loss of taste and smell, they can no longer stand the taste of eggs. Is that the case for you? Supposedly something changes and eggs now taste horrible after recovery. Olorun ma je!

radautoworks:
hmm... a country of over 200m has only tested 1m and concluded the disease does not exist..

davit:
I got ivermectin from IDH.
I was told to get vit C 1000mg, Vit D 1000mg and zinc 300mg. After 3 days, I saw the difference. Feel pretty better now.

Blackbishop:
Good day house, am just here to tell you COVID is real, am a survival and am back to full strength here.
Lost my sense of taste and smell for more than 10 days now, thankfully with the drugs and herbs am on feet. To those who check up really appreciate and those I reach out to really appreciate. Once again it's real protect yourself. I was way below Hell and back. It's not funny

izzou:
[color=royalblue] Hahahahahaha

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emmancecute:
Oga dru, I've always told you to stay away from this kind of discussion cos rumour has it that you can't drive so your judgement on this kind of matter will not count. I drive a stick shift and it is not as stressful as painted. pros are durability, cheaper maintenance, better fuel economy, cars are cheaper. cons: stress of changing gears in slow moving traffic. if you drive a modern manual car that's well maintained, your clutch and gear will be very soft hence less stress while changing gears. I just pity some drivers that can't think. you have 1m but because you want to drive a particular brand with automatic transmission, you'll go and enslave yourself and be doing hp or rental with your 1m when you can get a good car with manual transmission at that price and make money for yourself and become your own boss. I started this hustle with rentals and I first car was an 04 corolla. That car came from canada so had suspension issues. I later bought my own car which was a big daddy camry 04 little did I know that the car is notorious for shorting oil. I use I litre of oil to top up weekly, I later sold off after 9 months of usage. I bought 09 corolla for 2.1m but discovered it's a wrong tool of the hustle too cos its costlier to maintain than previous car and sold off before the AC wahala too starts. Truth be said! the 03-08 corolla is best for the hustle but it is unnecessarily too expensive and the fact that you can't have peace of mind with that especially in Lagos. it's also becoming expensive to maintain too due to costs of parts too I currently drive a brand that's not popular in Lagos, fits the hustle too, though manual but who cares!, cheaper parts, fuel economy is good, rugged, nice looking atleast to my eyes and fits the fare perfectly.

GforGee:
Baba, no go think am ooh. Danfo drivers drive stick everyday, and you can imagine how stiff it is to operate. Have you seen them try to turn in a tight spot? Their steering can turn one to Arnold in a month....but, they're still fine

Crvrider:
Okay talk true. Which one you prefer to use blender or grinding stone?

donfortune48:
Your point is well noted.
But don't make it look like you're the only one with a valid point.
Try to always be flexible sir.

Crvrider:
The death figures and not the test figures.

Olayetan:
I be wan quote am same thing,
Suffering and smiling, as if whites that built Auto to replace manual doesn’t know why they did.

I choose comfort over anything, auto that you can easily engage reverse and drive in case of any trouble.


That’s how I was at agungi around 10:45pm waiting for mainland trip, I was inside the car resting while waiting for the trip, suddenly I heard people shouting and running, immediately I put on my engine just in case of anything, a guy just came from behind to my car and wanted to hit my car windscreen with plank, I just quickly engage my car gear and put it on Drive.

I hit the guy and he fell in front of my car, I wanted to climb him and zoom off but something just struck me not to kill someone, so I quickly engage my reverse with ease and cut my hand while I engage my Drive to zoom off.

If I was driving manual, probably I will be at ladipo the next day to look for windscreen or be in a hospital receiving treatment from the beating I would have received...

donfortune48:
Lolzz. Look well, you'll see that those against manual have never driven it before. But they have more Manual experience.