There is a problem. I rented an automatic car for my October Germany trip. Will there be no car for me with manual transmission ?

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I can't. I can only shift to automatic manually. You just say you can't drive in manual mode. If you're late, you need to call and tell them.

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It's possible. I came across it. I had specifically requested it in advance and confirmed it in an email. When I got there, there was still no automatic transmission. I had to run around the city to several different stores before I finally drove off in the manual transmission car that had been given to me previously. Because I wrote that I would be passing through the Czech Republic, that's just how it was.

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