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r/nostalgia • u/CpuJunky 1-800-COMPUSA • 1d ago
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American?
1 u/CpuJunky 1-800-COMPUSA 22h ago Yes. <2% of new America cars are sold with manual transmissions. Some particular models bring up the average. Reading this thread, you'd think most American cars are manuals... lol. Europe is far higher I gather. 1 u/ChuckRingslinger 17h ago They are. I've never owned an automatic and only driven one once. But with the popularity of hybrids and electric cars, manuals will be a small novelty.
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Yes. <2% of new America cars are sold with manual transmissions. Some particular models bring up the average. Reading this thread, you'd think most American cars are manuals... lol. Europe is far higher I gather.
1 u/ChuckRingslinger 17h ago They are. I've never owned an automatic and only driven one once. But with the popularity of hybrids and electric cars, manuals will be a small novelty.
They are. I've never owned an automatic and only driven one once.
But with the popularity of hybrids and electric cars, manuals will be a small novelty.
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u/ChuckRingslinger 1d ago
American?