See Top 10 Cars We’re sad will no longer come with Manual Transmissions

Acura NSX

It may appear like it took forever to arrive, yet the all-new Acura NSX is at last here and it’s feeling the loss of a manual transmission. Tragically, Acura’s whole lineup now does not have a manual transmission and it shows up the Japanese automaker has no expectations of backtracking, and for lovely genuine reasons. The NSX is so cutting edge now and a manual transmission simply sometimes falls short for the auto’s rationality any more. The first NSX had a five or six-speed manual and a four-speed programmed (that truly nobody purchased).

 

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Audi TT RS

In spite of bits of gossip that the new Audi TT RS would come with a manual transmission, that is unfortunately not the situation. The German automaker as of late presented the most recent form of its hot sport car packing 400 Hp from a 2.5-liter turbocharged five-cylinder engine or but no stick shift close by. The main transmission accessible now is Audi’s slick seven-speed S Tronic.

 

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Audi R8

The Audi R8 is one of those splendid sport cars that looks awesome, as well as wonderful to drive. Sadly, a ton of the fun has gone out now that the organization quit offering it with a manual transmission for its most recent era. In case you’re craving for a R8 where you can push your own gears, you will need to settle for the past era Audi R8, which was offered with a ravishing looking gated manual shifter.

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BMW M5

The cutting edge BMW M5 has been spied testing and it won’t be accessible with a manual transmission. Truth be told, BMW is eliminating the manual transmission alternative on the M5 in the not so distant future – so in the event that you need one, you better act fast. Numerous devotees are disturbed about this, however the ethos of the M5 has changed such a great amount from its brilliance days. Furthermore, in any event the new M2 is still accessible with a manual.

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BMW M6

Like the BMW M5, the BMW M6 will likewise be losing its manual transmission. As indicated by the leader of BMW’s M division, request on the manual transmission has dropped to zero on the M6. What’s crazier is that the present manual transmission was designed particularly for the U.S. business sector and it wasn’t shoddy to build up a unit to control every one of the 500 pound-feet of torque.

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Cadillac CTS-V

The new Cadillac CTS-V may be an impressive adversary to Germany’s powerful vehicles, yet Cadillac likewise chose to scrap the manual transmission with the most recent model. It’s justifiable, as well, considering the Cadillac CTS-V includes a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine with 640 hp and 630 lb-ft of torque.

 

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Ferrari… Anything!

Is it really miserable that even the best exotics on the planet no more offer manual transmissions. Despite the fact that there are a couple of manual transmission Ferrari Californias meandering around, the last Ferrari most fans attach to a manual shifter is the 599.

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Lamborghini… Anything!

With the presentation of the Lamborghini Huracan, which supplanted the Gallardo, Lamborghini chose to dump the manual transmission. At that point CEO Stephan Winkelmann said that about zero percent of Gallardos were requested with a manual transmission and it was bad to the point that when a request came through with a manual, the automaker needed to go and double check the order form to affirm that it wasn’t a slip-up.

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Mercedes-Benz SLC

It won’t be a Ferrari or a Lamborghini, but rather the Mercedes-Benz SLK was one of only a handful few extravagance roadsters that offered a manual transmission. In any case, too bad, the German automaker supplanted the SLK with the new SLC-Class and out went the manual transmission. Actually, you will have a truly extreme time finding any Mercedes-Benz model nowadays with a manual transmission.

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Porsche 911 GT3

At the point when Porsche presented its most recent era 911 GT3 at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, aficionados were horrified that there wasn’t a manual transmission. To such an extent that Porsche as of late made the perfectionist’s 911 R, which resemble a GT3 yet with a manual. Presently, the German automaker has seen the mistake of its ways and will re-present a manual transmission for its cutting edge 911 GT3. The central issue is, the reason aren’t different automakers emulating Porsche’s footsteps? Possibly Porsche drivers are the only ones that really purchase manual transmissions?