Will I be able to drive a manual car with a bum left leg and

yolo

just try it with a dealership car

>>13901465
I'm a bit worried about fucking up a transmission during a test drive.

If it makes any difference, it's already fairly painful to go from park to drive in my current car, I wouldn't know how it'd be constantly shifting in an urban setting.

>>13901459
Not in traffic, look for a car with an autostick, I'd suggest smg but they might be out of a Corolla owners price range.

>I'm poor too

>>13901485
I drive a Corolla, but I just sold my house for $225k (tfw bought it for $450k before the market crash), and currently going to be renting for a while given my current job has me moving every couple of years.

I can afford a car up to ~$50k.

>>13901495
so you lost 50% of your house's value and you want a new $50k car with what little amount you got out of the sale?

>>13901459
Doesn't constant motion actually help arthritis?
Manual might help you, then. Not an expert, though.

>>13901510
>little
I still have savings, I still have good credit, I still have a stable job and general financial stability. Frankly, the house was more of a burden than anything. If I sold it during the market crash, I probably would have got 25% of what I bought it for.

Despite the shortcoming, I've been very frugal, and I had backup plans in case of losing my house's value. I still have plenty of money available to me.

Mind you, I'm still making $110k/year with my work, and I'm spending less money renting the current studio apartment I'm in currently with utilities than I was for a single month's mortgage.

I also sold a plot of land I inherited up in North Carolina for $43k.

>>13901459

If you have trouble with an automatic gear selector, a manual is probably not going to be a good idea.

>>13901539

Exercise can certainly help, but if you're in the middle of a flare up, it feels like someone filled your joints with shattered glass.

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>>13901539
No.
>>13901553
This, I've been doing exercises for years when I found out I was developing early-onset RA, but unfortunately if I abuse my hand too much it'll end up looking like this.

>>13901539
Oogams McBoogams

>>13901459
Just get a rhd.
Clutch on the right
Shifter on the left

>>13901479
>I'm a bit worried about fucking up a transmission during a test drive.

Dude...
You are not racing in a 700HP car.

>>13901966
Not quite, pedals are still the same.

>>13902004
You clearly don't know what you are talking about фaм

>>13901459
I am interested in how those tires hold air.

Also I hope you can get a sick robot arm and leg soon and drive a manueL

>>13905436
>using mechanical limbs to drive a manual transmission car for "muh feels"
thats pretty funny actually

Well, I test drove a Ford Focus ST, I managed to drive just fine foe the first 5 minutes. After that, when taking off from a stoplight I had a fit in my hand and I had to pull over and had the salesman drive back.

>>13905436
i recall finding it before theyre buckets with the bottom cut off and stuck to the original rims.

>>13901459
Had a gout attack recently - almost died from pain in left ankle trying to drive home - almost didn't make it. Get an Automatic. I am.

>>13906360
Nigga are you 75

>>13906360

>>13906413
*slow clap*

>>13906287
Look for sequential manuals, I believe the Mr-S is the most affordable car to come with one but might be hard to find or not what you're looking for.

Vw gti or R dsg.
Lancerer ralliart or evo sst
Bmw 135 dsg

Other affordable smt cars I forgot?

>>13901459
You could fabricate some sick shifter so it's easier to pick up. Or some sort of bracelet that fits over the shifter.

>>13902120
>>13902004
I'm Australian, and cars are RHD here by default. And I'm telling you, m8, our clutch pedals are on the left. The indicator and wiper sticks are reversed, though.

>>13907436
>indicator and wiper sticks
You mean stalks.

Also both yes and no. Euro imports typically have the indicators on the left.

>>13907436
You are wrong m8.
But it is not your fault, that your brain is upside down.

>>13907392
not OP but that's a pretty good idea. it would look like shit but a huge cushy knob would be super comfy.