#2016 STICK SHIFT CARS MANUAL#
Fun, Slightly More Practical Subaru WRX, WRX STi 2020 Subaru WRX STi | photo by Joe BruzekĪs mentioned earlier, the WRX bucks the trend of other vehicles on this list by skewing heavily towards manual transmissions versus its optional automatic. And, like the Mustang, the Camaro is available as a convertible for those who want to go roofless. Like the other muscle cars on this list, stick-shift buyers will have a good range of versions to choose from: base four-cylinder models, V-6-equipped versions and higher-performance V-8 variants. The 2017 Camaro (690 manual listings) and 2019 Camaros (672 listings) are the next most popular model years for manuals. The Camaro has more total manual listings than the Challenger, but its most popular model year for manuals, 2018, has 965 stick-shift listings on, which trails the 2016 Challenger for single-year volume. Chevrolet Camaro 2017 Chevrolet Camaro | Manufacturer image Other popular model years for manual Challengers are 2018 (568 listings) and 2015 (475 listings). That total includes all trim levels, however, so higher-performance versions might be harder to find. Buyers looking for manual Challengers will have the best luck with the 2016 model year, which has just over 1,000 used listings nationwide with manual transmissions on. Dodge Challenger 2017 Dodge Challenger | photo by Aaron BragmanĪnother muscle car, the Challenger, leans more toward straight-line performance than some of its competitors, particularly with its 700-plus-horsepower Hellcat versions. Add in the high-performance GT350 and GT350R from those years, and the number climbs to almost 4,500 (Ford sold many fewer GT350s, and owners might be likelier to hang onto theirs, but you can still find examples if you look hard enough). That’s just over 4,000 manual Mustangs from the previous three model years, giving shoppers a wealth of choices, from four-cylinder to V-8 engines as well as coupes or convertibles. had 1,568 manual-equipped 2019 model-year Mustangs listed for sale nationwide, with 1,384 model-year 2017s and 1,130 model-year 2018s. That also excludes the manual-only Mustang Shelby GT350, which offers significantly more performance than a non-Shelby Mustang. The manual Mustang dominates our listings when broken down by model year, six of the top 10 and four of the top five cars are Mustangs, with 2019 models the most popular of the bunch.
In any case, if you’re looking for a stick-shift used car, here are eight popular options on, with listings reported as of June 30: Muscle Cars Ford Mustang, Mustang Shelby GT350 2019 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 | photo by Aaron Bragman In fact, only the Subaru WRX has far more manual models available than automatics (among cars that offer a choice between the two, as opposed to a handful of manual-only cars left, like the WRX STI or Honda Civic Type R). Looking for a used stick-shift muscle car? You’re in (relative) luck, though even those have more used automatic-equipped listings. With automakers continuing to discontinue manual transmissions outside of more performance-oriented vehicles and a few budget-friendly models, it may not surprise you that most of the cars on this list are in the former category. Related: It’s National Stick Shift Day! Celebrate With Some Manual-Happy Coverage As part of our celebration of this year’s National Stick Shift Day, we thought we’d take a look at inventory listings and help shoppers find which used cars have the most manual-equipped models available.
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