So I would guess that there are not too many Dutch 718s with manual transmissions: correct?
There is a big push by technical organizations like the Society of Automotive Engineers ("SAE"......I'm a member) here in the USA to use more "real world data" to predict driving data (and thus, to predict fuel economy and emissions).
This "real" data would replace simulation data that is based on assumptions that may not be valid.
The latest SAE magazine has something about this on the cover.
Much of the simulation data ("non-real world") tends to imply things like the tax rules in your country, which may not really be true. I own a PDK 718 but I tend to drive it more like a manual trans most of the time. I bet a lot of us do.
There is a big push by technical organizations like the Society of Automotive Engineers ("SAE"......I'm a member) here in the USA to use more "real world data" to predict driving data (and thus, to predict fuel economy and emissions).
This "real" data would replace simulation data that is based on assumptions that may not be valid.
The latest SAE magazine has something about this on the cover.
Much of the simulation data ("non-real world") tends to imply things like the tax rules in your country, which may not really be true. I own a PDK 718 but I tend to drive it more like a manual trans most of the time. I bet a lot of us do.