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6-Speed RWD Manual Transmission The TREMEC TR-6060 six-speed manual transmission is found in high-performance flagship vehicles. Along with the capability to stand up to some of the highest torque engines in the industry, the TR-6060 delivers great overall. A six-speed manual is standard in the hatch with the Premium trim level and front-wheel drive. It's paired with a 186-hp 2.5-liter four-cylinder. Cars ordered with all-wheel drive or the new 250-hp.

One of our favorite aspects of the excellent Honda Accord sedan is no more. Honda confirmed with Automobile, that the Accord's available six-speed manual transmission has been discontinued, the decision highlighted at the end of Honda's press materials for 2021. In fact, the stick-shift Honda quietly went out of production in December of 2019, but the move went unnoticed because those already-built models are still circulating among dealers.

Along with the facelift of the S550 Mustang in 2018, came some improvements with the updated Getrag MT82 6-speed Manual transmission. This revised transmission, known as the MT82-D4, makes for a nice upgrade from the problematic Gen 1 and Gen 2 MT82 found in 2011-2014 S197s and 2015-2017 S550 Mustangs. The JK manual 6 spd. Is the same trans. When you shift, shift it. Don't go easy with it. For reverse, push it all the way to the right and down with some authority. EPA-estimated MPG city/highway: Sonic Sedan with 6-speed manual transmission 27/38; with 6-speed automatic transmission 26/34; Sonic Hatchback with 6-speed manual transmission 26/35; with 6-speed automatic transmission 26/34. Bitwarden play store free. Your actual range may vary based on several factors, including temperature, terrain, battery age, and how you use.

The Accord has long been associated with the manual transmission, and folks on our side of the business might even go so far as to claim credit for its continued availability—the midsize Honda sedan's penchant for winning awards is due in no small part to its seeming commitment to driving enthusiasts and available three-pedal setup. Why? Blend the Accord's award-worthy-on-its-own renowned reliability, quality, and competence with a Honda manual transmission, and you get a low-key sporty four-door that quietly rewards its driver on every commute.

Honda notes that the stick's greatness was enjoyed by an ever-shrinking subset of Accord buyers. Over the past few years, only 1-2 percent of all Accords were equipped with manuals, which translates to a few thousand per year. The stick-shift option was never a huge seller, but Honda was able to make the business case for years thanks largely to the Accord's huge sales numbers. Consider: Even if some 5-10 percent of the mix were manuals, then that represented five figures' worth of annual sales. That's more than enough transactions to justify the stick-shift Accord's development, crash-testing, EPA certification, etc. It seems the business case has at long last evaporated—something Honda seems genuinely sad about. As the automaker put it in a statement:

'Manual transmissions will remain an important part of the Honda lineup, currently available in Civic sedan, hatchback, Si and Type R. Enthusiast consumers have long reaped the rewards of this commitment and those buyers helped make Honda the retail No. 1 manual transmission brand in America in 2019.'

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We're sad, too, even if the Accord sedan's six-speed manual transmission is survived by the surprisingly competent continuously variable automatic for the base turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine and the snappier 10-speed automatic used with the more powerful 252-hp turbo 2.0-liter. Those interested in one of the last current-generation Honda Accords with a manual, which is a no-cost option on the Accord Sport, should hurry. Supplies are, quite literally, running out, and the stick won't return when the Accord is updated for 2021. Beyond that, you can always hunt for a used Accord with a stick.

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