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There you have it...

http://oppositelock.jalopnik.com/every- ... 50/+orlove

Huh. Well, that's less than I would have thought - even though I know that they're hardly common any more.

And I'm guessing small cars / micro cars aren't much longer for being on this list.

When we bought our TDI, I asked the VW guy if he knew where VW was gong with the stick shift - and he said that they're committed to keeping it, definitely in the small cars like the Golf, Jetta and Beetle, but also in some of their mid-sized models.

Good news, but, of course, things change.

Hopefully Mini keeps on keepin on with the stick - a Mini with an auto (any auto) is a travesty.

Pretty soon everybody wont even be driving their cars themselves let alone shifting their gears.

I'd buy one. But not as an only car.

Actually that list is bigger than I thought. The only problem is, most of those cars, mainly the rather civilian cars, are only available with a manual in the most stripped down models.

Haha.

"Hello, Dave. I smell marijuana on your breath. *click* You have the right to remain silent, anything you say............" *vroom*

I can't get this scene out of my head...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnyhkBU1yaw

"All of the sudden, this car turned into a cannoli."

Buick Regal? I didn't even know they still made that.