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

Manual transmissions are increasingly rare, but the models that still offer them are some of the best driver’s cars available ...

Honda, which makes several of its vehicles available with a stick, released a video aimed at orienting beginners to the simple joys of driving a stick. manual transmission, and we know we're not ...

Today, manual transmissions are mostly found on performance ... Her early jobs including driving a taxi in Toronto; and warranty administration in a new-vehicle dealership, where she also held ...

Driving enthusiasts have been hoping that automakers will "save the manuals" for years, which means they don't want manufacturers to stop making cars equipped with manual transmissions.

Manual transmissions often can also improve acceleration, sometimes significantly. That can be a welcome benefit with a smaller engine. And many drivers find driving with a stick more engaging and ...

Depending on driving style, manual transmissions tend to require clutch replacements with time and use.