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Rewrite This Title Maserati Might Actually Bring Back The Manual: 'One Day We'll Do It'

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Summarize this content to 200 words Details are scarce, but the company is aware that buyers want “pure mechanical cars.” Source Domain:www.motor1.com Redirect url:https://www.motor1.com/news/767192/maserati-manual-transmission-flagship/ decoded:https://www.motor1.com/news/767192/maserati-manual-transmission-flagship/ author: title_words_as_hashtags:#Maserati #Bring #Manual #039One #Day #We039ll #It039 title_words_as_slug:maserati-might-actually-bring-back-the-manual-one-day-well-do-it Source link

Rewrite This Title Is It Okay To Skip Gears When Driving A Manual Car?

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Summarize this content to 200 words sigemin/Shutterstock If you are often driving a manual transmission car, you’ve probably had instances where you skipped from first to third gear or even went from fifth gear down to third gear. It seems faster and more efficient than shifting the gear stick through Read More

Rewrite This Title Which Subaru Models Come With A Manual Transmission?

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Summarize this content to 200 words It’s no secret that manual transmissions have become an endangered species in today’s auto industry. While numerous improvements have helped make stick shift transmissions easier to use than ever, stick shifts continue to be a niche choice at best. Despite a small but vocal segment of car enthusiasts Read More

Sales Prove The Manual Transmission Is Saving The BMW Z4

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It took BMW nearly five years to bring the manual Z4 to the US following its launch in Europe. American buyers were finally able to get their hands on the six-speed beginning early last year. But for BMW, that holdout may have been worth it; the manual Z4 outsold the automatic in the US in… Photo and Credits: This article Read More

Ginetta’s Supercar Finally Enters Production, Keeps Its Manual And V-8

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After debuting in 2019, the Ginetta Akula supercar is finally heading to production. The supercar has a 6.4-liter V-8 engine making 600 horsepower and 494 pound-feet of torque. Ginetta will only build 20 cars, and the starting price is $362,300. British sports car maker Ginetta presented the Akula in March 2019 at the Geneva Motor Show. Back then, the company… Photo Read More