Manual Transmission Thread

Are manual transmissions dying out?
They are my favourite to drive but it seems harder and harder to find them.

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Does anyone else like wood burning ovens?

What?
Wood ovens are actually cheaper to maintain if you put some effort into it.
Why would you even say that?

I've pretty much gave up on buying manuals. Bought an automatic last year and never looked back.

Came to a realization. City driving pretty much ruined manual for me. It was fun before commuting to work.

I'll give it to you city driving with a manual sucks balls.
I live in the country though so I miss having a manual every day.
I have a 2016 Ram 1500 and I love everything about it other than the stupid dial gear shift, god that is fucking retarded.

>le city driving is hard with manuals xDDD

it is in the US. i went to a honda dealer the other day and they didn't have a single manual in stock except for the Sis. At least most manufacturers are sticking to stick in their sport trims

You guys are total pussies. How about driving a "manual" transmission with no syncros.

Its not hard its just inconvenient. Personally I also find it hard on your clutch. I did it for two years when I lived in the city and it was fun to drive until you hit gridlock and you're constantly having to work the clutch.

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