Cars Sold with Manual Transmission
Introduction
Manual transmission cars are becoming increasingly rare, but there are still a few models on the market that offer this type of transmission.
Manual transmission cars are more engaging to drive than automatic transmission cars, and they can also be more fuel-efficient.
However, manual transmission cars can also be more difficult to drive, especially in stop-and-go traffic.
Pros and Cons of Manual Transmission Cars
Pros
- More engaging to drive
- Can be more fuel-efficient
- Less expensive to maintain
Cons
- More difficult to drive
- Can be tiring to drive in stop-and-go traffic
- Less convenient than automatic transmission cars
Cars Sold with Manual Transmission
Here is a list of cars that are still sold with manual transmission:
BMW
– BMW 2 Series
– BMW 3 Series
– BMW 4 Series
– BMW M2
– BMW M3
– BMW M4
Chevrolet
– Chevrolet Camaro
– Chevrolet Corvette
– Chevrolet Silverado 1500
– Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD
– Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD
Dodge
– Dodge Challenger
– Dodge Charger
– Dodge Durango
– Dodge RAM 1500
– Dodge RAM 2500
– Dodge RAM 3500
Ford
– Ford Bronco
– Ford F-150
– Ford F-250 Super Duty
– Ford F-350 Super Duty
– Ford Mustang
Honda
– Honda Civic Si
– Honda Civic Type R
Hyundai
– Hyundai Veloster N
Jeep
– Jeep Gladiator
– Jeep Wrangler
Mazda
– Mazda MX-5 Miata
MINI
– MINI Cooper
– MINI Cooper S
– MINI Cooper JCW
Nissan
– Nissan 370Z
Subaru
– Subaru BRZ
– Subaru Impreza WRX
– Subaru WRX STI
Toyota
– Toyota 86
– Toyota GR Supra
Volkswagen
– Volkswagen Golf GTI
– Volkswagen Golf R
– Volkswagen Jetta GLI
Conclusion
If you are looking for a car that is engaging to drive, fuel-efficient, and less expensive to maintain, then a manual transmission car may be a good option for you.
However, if you are not comfortable driving a manual transmission car, or if you will be driving in a lot of stop-and-go traffic, then you may want to consider an automatic transmission car.
