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hi /o/, i will probably change my car in the near future, i'm from italy and i have a toyota yaris (bought that new in 2004 and over 250.000 kms by now)
my dad recently changed his 2002 corolla verso for a 2011 hybrid prius, i tried it but don't really like automatic transmission (i don't really like driving in general and the lack of MT makes it even more boring to me). i don't wanna miss out on new technology, can you suggest me an hybrid car with manual transmission?
i considered the honda cr-z for a moment, but has no space for rear seats
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kinda a shame, man.
I can understand you want to drive something else but those Yarises are rock solid reliable a to b commuters.
If possible you should store it in the backyard to go back to it in case the new car has problems.
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>>16388283
i have no garage nor backyard, i literally leave my car parked in the streets
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>>16388271
just get a twingo.
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>>16388271
if you dont like driving just ride the bus m8.
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>>16388271
Suzuki Baleno
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>>16388271
You are asking a bunch of ameribuger weebs what car to buy. Are you retarded?
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>>16388271
The Honda CR-Z is the only hybrid on the marker, recently, that was available with a manual, unless you wanna look at 2001-2005 Honda Civic hybrids and first gen Honda Insight hybrids.
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