These 14 sports cars you can still buy with a manual gearbox

Posted on 16-02-2016 at 23:15 by shjdejee – 107 Comments”

Because that comes with a little bit of fun send, right?

They are increasingly rare, true sports cars in which you may turn and determine whether or not you take the redline to hang or not. The vending machines (and software around it) are getting smarter and more efficient, and that is fine. If you for the fourth time that week in the same file in any case. Sports cars with a manual gearbox, however, are increasingly rare, but these are fortunately still available with manual gearbox:

Aston Martin V8 Vantage

Aston Martins of the past few years can be blamed for is behind in terms of technique. If it’s a manual gearbox means in such a car: no problem. As heurt. Now hope that his successor also with manual gearbox built is going to be.

BMW M4

Bavarian bully. Likes to abuse and a manual gearbox helps there. This is a zesbak that automatically tussengas at the back.

BMW M2

Same story as the beemer above. Only: bit smaller, bit cheaper and perhaps even a bit of fun, too.

Corvette Stingray

An American with a manual gearbox. It can be done. But well, this is also a good steering American. That can also, apparently. He has a container with seven gears, by the way.

Donkervoort D8

Hollands glorie! In contrast to all the Dutch castles in the air, continues to Donkervoort the undisturbed pure and honest sports cars build.

Ford Mustang 5.0 V8

Hey, still an American. Maybe they still can…

Jaguar F-type

Still a Brit. Jaguar wanted a with the F-type is a rijdersauto, we heard a manual gearbox, according to Jaguar. Unfortunately, only on the V6 models.

Lotus Exige

Simplify, then add lightness. So that must have a manual gearbox mean, and that has the Lotus also. Its bigger brother, the Evora, has also a manual gearbox.

Mazda mx-5

Small, pure roadster, and that comes with a manual gearbox. After more than twenty-five years a fixed value in the handbakkensegment.

Morgan Aero Coupe

Of this eccentric you don’t expect otherwise. What indeed starts to fall, this is another Brit…

Nissan 370Z

The second Japanese in this list. Is much on the circuit used and for drifting. What do you need for this? Understand, manual gearbox. Are the Japanese good at it.

Porsche 911

A manual gearbox of course a little bit with the 911. It is also a good thing that ie is still available with a manual gearbox, though it is only on the “loafers”, if you already can speak. Also Porsche assembles a manual gearbox with seven gears.

Porsche Boxster/Cayman

Also this provides Porsche is still like a manual gearbox. A great switching by the way.

Subaru BRZ/Toyota GT86

The last in the row. The Subaru and Toyota are technically identical, so both use the same manual gearbox. This car was pure driving pleasure deliver, and there heard a manual gearbox.