Cars with manual transmissions have become an endangered species — but don’t declare them extinct just yet. Automakers still feature the three-pedal setup, if rarely, in today’s new or redesigned cars ...

This list was a good bit longer when we assembled it back in 2011. There was a time, though, when choosing a manual transmission meant performance and efficiency advantages over the optional slushbox.

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Years back, it was easy to find vehicles with manual transmissions. Most models had a budget-friendly manual-transmission option that many people chose for fuel economy. In modern times, automatic ...

Installing car seats can be tough — and installing them in a pickup truck is extra daunting because of different and often difficult-to-access lower Latch and top tether anchors. You either need to be ...

Getting the hang of driving a manual transmission just takes a little practice. Car enthusiasts had a lot to get excited about when Ford released images and details of its hotly anticipated 4X4 Bronco ...

Hot hatchbacks get all the love. Rightfully so; hot hatches such as the venerable Volkswagen Golf GTI and Honda Civic Type R can deliver enthusiasts a driving experience that rivals "proper" sports ...

Earlier in the year, my colleague Peter Holderith tested the CVTastic 2021 Nissan Sentra and came away… well, less than impressed, to put it politely. This was surprising because as much as we auto ...

After steadily losing the battle against automatics for the past 70 years, manual transmission sales are on the rise. Well, sort of. Before driving enthusiasts rejoice, consider that the recovery is ...

Toyota is skeptical of fully electric vehicles, but it loves hybrids. The automaker offers most of its models with an internal combustion engine as well as electric power, and now it’s looking into ...

Volkswagen was the last manufacturer to sell a manual transmission wagon in the United States. The brand sold two wagon versions of the Mk7 Volkswagen Golf, the Golf Sportwagen and the Golf Alltrack.