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Every Car Still For Sale With A Stickshift In America, Ranked By Number Of Gears
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this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2024
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I suppose it makes sense in a country where almost nobody drives manual. In my home country (Iceland), you can only get a license if you learn how to drive stick shift. Probably because manual is way more common in Iceland than the US.