Greetings;
I was reading about clutch issues on owners of Maserati Coupes (according to threads, those with bad luck change it under 10K miles and most seem to change it before the 20K mark) and I was wondering if someone with a GT (Manual) could expect to have the same lifespan on his clutch as someone with a CC (Clutchless manual/Automatic).
Let's assume it's being used 70% hgwy 30% city... (little anti-clutch traffic).
Thanks.
I've driven clutch all my life so driving a manual is not an issue... I have also burned a clutch on a german car and I finally understood why reading this forum: I used to have an inclined driveway and I would always parc the car backing up against the hill... The incline on that was significant though (10-20%)
I was reading about clutch issues on owners of Maserati Coupes (according to threads, those with bad luck change it under 10K miles and most seem to change it before the 20K mark) and I was wondering if someone with a GT (Manual) could expect to have the same lifespan on his clutch as someone with a CC (Clutchless manual/Automatic).
Let's assume it's being used 70% hgwy 30% city... (little anti-clutch traffic).
Thanks.
I've driven clutch all my life so driving a manual is not an issue... I have also burned a clutch on a german car and I finally understood why reading this forum: I used to have an inclined driveway and I would always parc the car backing up against the hill... The incline on that was significant though (10-20%)