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okdaily. And if you have driven the new 10speed it’s so much smoother and quicker than any stick I’ve driven.
I would love a manual however in reality I would take the auto any day.
this is good. more manual drivers than i thought!Every day.
In my family (brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces,...) there are at least 5 families who have one or more manual transmissions, and plan to always have at least one.this is good. more manual drivers than i thought!
PTLIn my family (brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces,...) there are at least 5 families who have one or more manual transmissions, and plan to always have at least one.
While most consider themselves Ford fans, they've all had to move on to Mazda's, VW's, Audi's and other brands due to availability. I can get a few more years out of my truck, but I'm down to the Taco as my only option, unless the Bronco comes through for me.
Ford... if you're listening, PLEASE?
And an Abacus is way better than a TI-85.slushbox? It’s not 1980 any more. Manuals are slushboxes.
This is EXACTLY what it is. It's not that people DON'T WANT manuals, its solely that people don't NEED them enough to be forced to custom order one or fly across the country to get one. Dealerships just refuse to stock them, and because of that, it makes it look like buyers aren't willing to own themI believe the take rate on manuals is low because for the most part dealers do not stock them. If you look at Ram trucks you had two dealers in the US (Dennis Dillon and Kernersville Dodge) that stocked large volumes of manual transmission trucks, they sold every truck they could get and people would travel over a thousand miles to buy one. Ram would only setup to run MT trucks through their plants periodically, so you could have a long wait if you ordered. Buyers like to purchase from stock on hand instead of ordering, I have heard many people say they would have bought a manual if they could have bought one from dealer stock. Since 2019 Ram has stopped building MT trucks.
Yeah, sort of like Field of Dreams, "If you build it they will come".This is EXACTLY what it is. It's not that people DON'T WANT manuals, its solely that people don't NEED them enough to be forced to custom order one or fly across the country to get one. Dealerships just refuse to stock them, and because of that, it makes it look like buyers aren't willing to own them
Saturday, but I'm planning on selling it to use the funds as a down paymentwhen was the last time you drove a manual?