12-11-2006, 04:09 PM
REED Wrote:I don't see why it has to be an either/or situation. Why not just offer both, that way they can keep the purists happy and the guys who can't drive stick happy. Everyone wins. I just like having options and cringe at the thought of cars only being offered with one choice for a transmission. There needs to be an option to offer both on the poll.The reason I made it either or, is to see what would people prefer. Logically for sports cars it would make sense to offer both for the most part.
From a business standpoint (read: beancounter) if you were only going to offer one a SMG makes more sense since someone who can't drive manual could drive. But of course if you build sportscars you could just say, "Screw those people who can't drive manual."
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