Thread: Maybe paddle shifters shouldn't work in "D"
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Old 02-18-2008, 01:12 PM
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i guess just try to be more careful when turning to not hit the paddles.

what i have to do is pay more attention to what car i'm driving. my fiance has a sport auto, and i have a base manual. i always drive when we go out together, either her car or mine. sometime i start reaching for a clutch pedal that isn't there in her car when i start it up.
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