re: Any manual/stick shift owners out there?

'32 deuce coupe w/4 spd top loader

Yamaha has a manual side-by-side with a sequential shift.

I have it converted for the street. Good little runabout.

1 up and 4 down.

With a locked rear end, you had better be extremely confident about your clutch usage when making a 90 degree turn from a dead stop. It will humble you quick like and in a hurry.

2003 Toyota Matrix XRS 6spd
2005 Infiniti G35 Coupe 6spd

5 speed matrix

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Stick isn't fun in traffic especially when you get stuck on interstate on ramps and the dipshit behind you is practically making out with your bumper.

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U need to move to a state with hills to really learn how to work a stick. You haven't lived until you have to start from a dead stop on an 18% grade. You'll learn the art of feathering the ebrake while letting out on the clutch and not burning it up.

Eta always driven a stick.. Started out with a 77 Datsun truck and now have a 98 4runner stick with 335k miles. Bulletproof

I never understand people who get high performance sports cars that are automatic transmission.

Dual clutch autos are pretty much the standard for high performance cars these days. I'd be surprised if you could find a German or Italian rig with a stick these days.

98 Jeep Wrangler

It's only a 4 cylinder but it's a fun drive. 5 speed

6 speed 2016 Subaru Forester. Wasn't easy to find but they do still make them.