As automakers move toward efficiency and convenience, another round of manual transmissions bites the dust. Here are the models that won’t offer a stick shift in 2025.

These automakers—including Porsche, BMW, Mazda, Honda, and more—are saving the manuals, one performance car at a time.

We found that in some cars, having to depress the clutch pedal fully ... to sell later. Most manual transmissions can deliver better fuel economy and acceleration. But shift quality and fuel ...

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The Honda NSX‑R added even greater credence to the theory that manual will always beat paddles. Flicking its beautiful titanium-topped lever between ratios was joyous and unforgettable. I can still ...

Car emergencies can happen at any time, often in the most inconvenient places. Whether it’s a dead battery, a flat tire, an overheating engine, or a sudden breakdown, knowing how to handle these ...

Exotic hypercar maker Pagani will show off its new Utopia Roadster next Friday and Saturday at The ICE St. Moritz ...

The brakes themselves can obviously be the stars of the show, too, but a car’s overall braking system and tires are equally ...

As a result, automakers tend to tune their CVT-equipped cars toward ... step forward by offering manual control of different ratio spreads via paddle shifters or the transmission lever itself.

At P3.999 million, the Mustang GT undercuts competitors by P500k to a million while offering more horsepower and torque. That ...