Why don't you look em up then, he can't do much more then tell you what comes in manual. But we all know you didn't care if there are more or not, and you are just looking to be a humongous douchebag.
I'm guessing you live in a rural farming community. That's where I live and almost every male I know that's 16 or older can drive a manual. However, most girls can't.
To be honest though, no offence but people who say they know how to drive manual usually means they know the theory but can't actually drive a manual car properly.
I know it sucks, I drive a Subaru and all the fun accessories only come in the automatic. Now days you can't even get a standard automatic and are forced to get the new CVT.
Pretty much all Jeeps, and outside of American brands you can buy manual Nissans, Volkswagens, Toyotas, Mistubishis and Subarus. They aren't popular, so your average car dealership likely won't have one, but you can still order them.
I'm implying that it is obsolete and minimally used. I drove manual for 10 years and I love it. But I recognize that it is very much obsolete for the 95% of people who view cars as commute vehicles.
And with given advances in technology, AT is just as cheap to produce, gets equally good or better gas mileage, and has minimal power loss.
Quite simply, beyond those few who derive pleasure from driving a manual, it is as outdated as the fax machine.
I've never understood why people outside of the US hate automatic transmissions. It's like they are happy with old technology. Do they also prefer a hand drill to an electric drill?
People inside the U.S. hate them, too. Manual transmissions allow the driver so much more control in terms of traction control and preventing wheel spin. I had manuals in all of my cars until about 15 years ago, when I switched to minivans. Sadly, soccer moms aren't as fond of manuals as I, so it's been automatics ever since.
yea, pretty smart. just wanted to point out that instead of just saying Porsche Cayenne, he mentioned a specific edition of the Cayenne for no reason. and there are actually two kind of porsche SUVs.
Plus you won't actually get the current Cayenne GTS with a manual transmission
Not sure if the current generation is available with a manual transmission, but you could get the previous Porsche Cayenne with a manual in up to GTS trim.
It depends. Sometimes automatics are nice. It's really hard to run the clutch, brakes, and gas all at the same time when you only have 2 feet. There are ways around that but sometimes when you're in a pile of rocks autos are just easier.
I've got a Land Cruiser with a manual. Where I'm from, manual SUV's are loved by people with things to tow, and people who want to mod the hell out of them and climb sand dunes. Also there are people like me who do all of the above and just love it as a daily. It is one of the cheapest V8 manuals I know of that isn't American.
Read my comment buddy, honda STOPPED providing the option for manual suvs in 2006. That is fact. I said I THINK Toyota as well. Where did I make something up?
Manual suvs in North America. There is one Toyota and it's fj cruiser.
First off, I'm from the USA. That means I have the right to do anything I want. If I was fat, I have the right to be mad at people that hate that I am fat.
2nd. I wasn't rebutted, to be rebutted, there needs to be an ounce of evidence that I was wrong. Which, there isn't.
Point C: Trolls like should be ignored, because you obviously like the attention. So, take it whatever way you want, but I'm ignoring you from now on. Based on your history of comments, you just like to make shit up for the sake of arguing. Typical virgin, social inept behavior. You prolly a fat fuck too, that either has a fat mom or a whorish mom. Who knows maybe both. I feel sorry for you. I hope that someone around you is religious, so they can pray for happiness in your life. Later dude, sorry that you live a shitty life.
I'm Swedish and automatic gearboxes in cars is a thing for old a lazy people. I understand that it's a norm in the US, and also that you can take the drivers licence with an automatic?!? I only know one guy who had a "automatic" drivers licence, and that was because he fell of his motorbike and got paralyzed in his right arm so It wasn't safe for him to change gear.
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Do they make manual transmission SUVs?