AA Cars works closely with thousands of UK used car dealers to bring you one of the largest selections of manual cars on the market. All used manual cars on the AA Cars website come with free 12 months breakdown cover and a free car history check.
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Audi Q2 1.5 TFSI CoD 35 Black Edition Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
020 3018 2696
London (3 miles)
Toyota Yaris VVT-I TR
020 3018 5932
London (3 miles)
This vehicle has passed an AA inspection
Ford Fiesta ZETEC 3-Door
020 0002 2091
Uxbridge (13 miles)
This vehicle has passed an AA inspection
Fiat 500c POP 3-Door
020 0002 2091
Uxbridge (13 miles)
This vehicle has passed an AA inspection
Ford Fiesta ZETEC 5-Door
020 0002 2091
Uxbridge (13 miles)
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Looking to buy a used car? Here's some help and advice to get you through to purchase.
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Considering car tax, insurance and fuel consumption before you buy will help keep costs to budget.
A manual car is a type of vehicle where the driver has to shift the gears manually using a clutch pedal and a shifter. A manual car will have different gears and, according to vehicle speed and engine speed, the driver has to shift up or shift down the gears.
You can start a manual car by twisting the key/ pressing the start-stop while the manual gearbox is in neutral. Some manual cars also require you to depress the clutch pedal to start the engine. To get going, you should depress the clutch pedal, shift into the first gear, and slowly release the clutch while pressing the accelerator simultaneously.
No, you cannot drive a manual car with an automatic only licence. To drive a manual car, you need a manual licence. For this, you also need to pass a driving test in a manual car.
A manual car is better than an automatic car if you prefer to have more control over the car. A manual car is also better in terms of driver engagement and offers a bit more fuel economy. However, an automatic car is far more convenient and easier to drive, especially in start-stop traffic.
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