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Originally Posted by DevilsReject97
To be blunt, manuals have been a dying trend now for about 2 decades and it's only gotten worse the last 5-10 years. Throw in the fact that the car was planned to be as much a EV first, I would sooner believe they'd put a Hellcat motor in it.... before a manual
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Toyota of all companies is continuing to offer the manual on the sporty version of the Corolla, and brought a manual to the new Supra after loud and persistent demand when they initially insisted they never would.
Mustang will continue to have a manual with the V8 until it dies, which now may be never.
Porsche has publicly stated no way would they ever stop offering the 911 without a flat 6 and a true manual.
The manual may be down, but it’s not out. In fact there was an article in Road and Track a few months ago talking about Gen Z’s new found interest in the manual transmission.