>private car seller >car is manual >it's a woman

>>16251481
My wife has only driven manual her whole life.

>>16251481
Even worse is if she has a teenage son she let use the car to learn/hoon in.

>>16251484
ROOOOOOOOOOOO NORMANS OUT

whats worse; buying a car from a boy racer or a woman?

>>16251481
We have a female customer at the shop I work at.
5 clutches in 2 years.

>>16251484
Nobody cares

>>16251610
Except OP.
Since it pertains to his questions

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>>16251481
my grandmother drives manual and she could probably out-drive most of the anons on /o/. She's a madwoman, she even takes her shitty Mazda hatch to the track every once in a while.

anyway, see if you can take it for a test-drive, at least then you'll be able to tell if there's any glaring issues

>>16251617
Your blog and sample size of 1 doesn't answer anything

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>>16251627
>blog
>1 sentence

>>16251481
I know a few women that drive manual, one has had like 10 manual v8s and drives horribly, can't go fast, can't revmatch.

The others don't bother to revmatch. Some women are into driving fast, but I've just never seen one drive flawlessly. I guess its a hypothetical situation, but still, if the clutch and syncros feel fine, then woman owned "can" be a good thing...Just depends. Some have their oil changed every 5k, others never change any fluids, crank it right up, drive full speed, and are just ignorant of all things mechanical. Well...That's like 80% of them

>>16251484
found the europoor

>>16251481
It was probably the husband's car

>>16251600
Boy racer is better if they do their own work.

>>16251623
Can i fuck your grandma?

here in Europe all the grandmas drive stick without problems

it's not rocket science buddy

My not-so-bright sister-in-law drives a manual with no problems from hearsay (never ridden with her or can be sure her service history) yet my wife absolutely refuses to try to learn.

When I bought my fox body, I had the PO drive it while I rode along. That might seem kind of beta but I wanted to see how he shifted and then I goaded him into really opening it up so if it blew I wouldn't be responsible. I learned about its loose 2nd and timing issues that way which aided in my negotiations.

You can probably use this same method with a woman who's selling a manual although it'll be pretty much the opposite things you're watching/listening for.

>>16253921
>in Europe
No one cares, busrider.