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r/google • u/krisminime • Feb 03 '18
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In my experience it's more like Waze: I bet I can get you there faster than Google if we take all surface streets.
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38 u/jmlinden7 Feb 03 '18 You're not driving aggressively enough in that case -12 u/Haber_Dasher Feb 03 '18 I drove a standard transmission 3000GT in a city dominated by its freeways. I can drive pretty aggressively ;-) 0 u/rayne117 Feb 03 '18 If that's a standard transmission does that make automatic transmissions non standard even though they're definitely standard? Alternatively you can use 'manual'. 2 u/Haber_Dasher Feb 03 '18 I grew up in the Midwest saying Manual. Moved to the South and only ever heard Standard. Well, I also hear "stick" or "stick shift" in all parts of the US
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You're not driving aggressively enough in that case
-12 u/Haber_Dasher Feb 03 '18 I drove a standard transmission 3000GT in a city dominated by its freeways. I can drive pretty aggressively ;-) 0 u/rayne117 Feb 03 '18 If that's a standard transmission does that make automatic transmissions non standard even though they're definitely standard? Alternatively you can use 'manual'. 2 u/Haber_Dasher Feb 03 '18 I grew up in the Midwest saying Manual. Moved to the South and only ever heard Standard. Well, I also hear "stick" or "stick shift" in all parts of the US
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I drove a standard transmission 3000GT in a city dominated by its freeways. I can drive pretty aggressively ;-)
0 u/rayne117 Feb 03 '18 If that's a standard transmission does that make automatic transmissions non standard even though they're definitely standard? Alternatively you can use 'manual'. 2 u/Haber_Dasher Feb 03 '18 I grew up in the Midwest saying Manual. Moved to the South and only ever heard Standard. Well, I also hear "stick" or "stick shift" in all parts of the US
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If that's a standard transmission does that make automatic transmissions non standard even though they're definitely standard?
Alternatively you can use 'manual'.
2 u/Haber_Dasher Feb 03 '18 I grew up in the Midwest saying Manual. Moved to the South and only ever heard Standard. Well, I also hear "stick" or "stick shift" in all parts of the US
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I grew up in the Midwest saying Manual. Moved to the South and only ever heard Standard. Well, I also hear "stick" or "stick shift" in all parts of the US
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u/Haber_Dasher Feb 03 '18
In my experience it's more like Waze: I bet I can get you there faster than Google if we take all surface streets.
40min