I was given a 2014 ford fusion as my first car and I'm tired

your best bet is to just live with it

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>>16738691
>even automatic is too complicated for burgers
CANT MAKE THIS sHIT uP

>>16738719
>Complicated
>Impractical
It takes talent to be this stupid

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>>16738691
Just fucking trade it in for something you can deal with.

>>16738691
Theoretically you could rewire the plus and minus buttons to limit switches on paddles or some shit but in reality no, not really. I would just put it in S and not touch the plus/minus, the car overrides your gear choice most of the time anyway.

>>16738691
>can't drive manual in traffic

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>>16738691
>push to shift up

>>16739082
Can. Just don't want to.

>>16739188
cuck

>>16738691
If your existing transmission model was not already shit than it would never need a sports mode.

>>16739188
cuck

>>16739188
cuck

>>16739188
>>16739197
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>>16739281
I don't blame him, sitting in barely-moving city traffic is a pain in the ass with a manual

>>16739309
cuck

In the 2013-2015 Fusion the paddle shifters are standard in the Titanium model, you're stuck with the way as it is.