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We Asked Every Automaker How Many Customers Went For Manuals In 2023 (17.01.2024)

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By our reckoning, Subaru has the best take-rate figures going. A spokesperson tells us “our enthusiast buyers have overwhelmingly preferred shifting their own gears.” For the WRX last year, 74 percent of buyers opted for the manual while over 79 percent of BRZ customers ordered the stick. The WRX is likely one of the most popular manual cars in the entire country, given that of the 24,681 total cars sold, 18,264 had manuals. That’s greater than all manual Civics combined.

We’re not sure why more BRZ buyers go for the manual than Toyota GR86 customers, but we’re just happy that lots of these cars are out on the market. The 2023 model year was also the last for the manual Impreza and Crosstrek, and they made up around 6 percent of sales.

i lijep zakljucak iz mnogih komentara:

There is nothing more enjoyable in life than driving a manual transmission car on the open road, just because you don't like it does not mean we want to drive boring paddle shifter cars.

I will drive manual transmission naturally aspirated (preferred) cars for the rest of my life, even if that means the cars will get older and older over time. I am only 28 but even at 82 I will be driving them, even if I have to illegally or move to a different place. I don't even mind them in bumper to bumper traffic.