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Originally posted by ltl/fb
So, let's say that someone lives in LA, a place where people don't seem to have manual shift cars unless it's some kind of fancy expensive sports car, or possibly a very stripped down, cheap as you can get car. The person in LA happens to have a nice-ish, but not fancy, but not stripped down car with a manual shift, and wants to get a car that is a little smaller. Is the existence of the manual shift going to mean the value is way, way a lot lower here?
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Yes. There and here. And in Palm Springs.
It's a function of sitting in traffic. And shifting 678 times before you get on the freeway is exhausting.
