The manual transmission is dying. Pick your reason: improved technology in automatic gearboxes, (lazy) driver preferences, cost-cutting or the onset of electric and (potentially) self-driving cars.

Ensuring that essential fluids are regularly checked and changed is, perhaps, the best way for a car owner to ensure their vehicle operates at maximum capacity on the road. While engine oil, coolant, ...

Some Toyota MR2 models had a sequential manual transmission that was slow on upshifts. This made them slower than models ...

In recent N55 and S55 BMW engines, a spun crank hub is a relatively common issue, and it's often caused by downshifts that ...

The T-56 six-speed manual transmission has had a very interesting history. Originally made by BorgWarner and appearing first in the 1992 Dodge Viper with its special V10 engine, the T-56 showed up ...

View post: Amazon Has a 'Well-Built' 22-in-1 Multitool for 50% Off There’s no getting around it—manual transmissions are on the way out. Every year we see more models making the move to solely ...

View post: Should Mitsubishi Revive the Delica Space Gear For The U.S. Market? Why a Modern Overland Van Makes Perfect Sense It wasn’t that long ago when manual transmission versions of several ...

While manual transmission vehicles continue to be axed by manufacturers—the casualties from 2022 include the Hyundai Veloster N and Mitsubishi Mirage—there are still 31 vehicles from 17 manufacturers ...