How some are keeping manual driving alive
Summary
Manual transmission cars, also called stick shifts, are becoming very rare. Despite this, some people continue to drive and teach how to use manual cars to keep the skill alive.Key Facts
- Manual transmission cars require the driver to manually change gears using a stick shift.
- Most new cars today use automatic transmissions that change gears by themselves.
- Data shows manual cars have almost disappeared from new car sales.
- Some drivers and instructors still prefer and promote manual driving.
- This skill is being preserved by enthusiasts who teach and practice driving stick shift cars.
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