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Originally Posted by AlienDB7
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Originally Posted by Aleighy
I promise the GA never ever came with a manual option. I've looked. :cry: But ZfrkS, maybe someday you can cut my tranny out for me and put in a stick, it would make the driving more fun  You just let me know the time and place, and don't you think that I wont be in my coveralls right along side you workin... |
Actually, grand am does/did come with manual on the base 2.4 (or 2.2 ecotec?). I've seen couple of '01 aleros with manual but I was busy trying to get some warranty work done so didn't bother getting a test drive.
BTW, I drive an Alero GLS with 3.4. Get 5 less hp but gotta love the torque
For those who want to check out the torque curve
http://media.gm.com/division/2005_pr...rand_AM_GT.pdf |
Well, if that means that there is a transaxle that will fit the V6, then this little lady may be in luck
poor girl needs to learn how to drive a stick though too. from what i gather all the cars she's tried to learn on weren't the forgiving type which can be quite discouraging for a beginner
