Started running well, but...

Once the car is moved to the confluence with the main line, it stops there and starts off again in first gear. Soon I was able to gain some speed, so I shifted into second gear and carefully connected the clutch. Oh, smooth connection! (Holy shit!)

Then I drove in third and fourth gear, butI had trouble with the deceleration change and felt the impact of rattling.We managed to get to the Ashiu Driveway lookout. I put it in neutral and thought I could park forward with it the rest of the way...

I stopped well before the parking line.

I was in a hurry and put it in first gear to start over, but I put too much pressure on the gear and put it in back (R).Ew! Why are you backing up!As I was stalling in a temper tantrum, my husband got out of the Panamera and we managed to park the car.（This is not the time to be relieved, though.)

It was less than 5 minutes of manual driving in time, but I was quite nervous and tired, so this was the end of manual driving VOL. 2. first. After returning home, I drank Chocola BB in one gulp as I was severely drained of energy.

Reflections on MT Driving

I later asked my husband about the shifting shocks.

When the Sport Plus is selected, the RPMs are automatically adjusted when decelerating, so there is no gearshift shock and the ride is smooth.

I see. I see. My husband continued.

But, well, at that speed, I still haven't experienced the fun of driving a Boxster at all. I need to practice more.

You are right (-_-)

My husband, after 10,000 miles, finally learned to drive manually, like breathing in and out.He said. I probably only have about three kilometers to go. But after riding for the first time in three months, I was happy to see that my body remembered the feeling of starting off well, and I felt a little more confident.(Before, every time I practiced, I forgot what it felt like and it reset itself...)

I know it's still a very low level of content, but all I really need to do now is practice so I can write vol 3!