KabirRaut

Love the car otherwise but may be a strange question... I have owned 2 other manual cars before this and haven’t encountered this. If I roll backwards while the clutch is in and try to shift into reverse while still in motion, I hear the transmission grind. My driveway is on a hill, so I can usually just disengage the e-brake and roll back enough to clear the driveway. In my other cars, if I didn’t have the momentum to clear the driveway, I would just shift into reverse while still in motion and wouldn’t have a problem.online spanish tutor What makes it strange is that I can shift into 1st no problem while rolling backwards, I only encounter the grind in reverse.

I loved Aston Martin for years and am finally looking to get into the brand. I’ve found 3 amazing Aston’s that I cannot decide between. I’ve found a; 1998 DB7 3.2 I6 with an Automatic for around £17,000, 2001 DB7 Vantage 6.0 V12 Automatic for around £20,500 and finally a 2006 V8 Vantage 4.3 Manual for around £23,000. There’s a lot of factors to the purchase. I love a manual car but could live with an Automatic, the V8 Vantage looks best and has a manual, the DB7 has the best fuel economy and tax price, the V12 DB7 is the fastest and has that beautiful V12 note. Bearing in mind, this is for a future purchase at the age of 20 after my apprenticeship.