#car culture

Weren’t manual transmissions more fun, or is that just nostalgia from people who can’t admit automatics are better now?

Would you rather save the planet or save the manual transmission — pick one.

Should we admit that most classic cars are just uncomfortable tin cans we romanticize for Instagram?

Manual transmissions are dying—would most drivers even miss them if they disappeared?

SUVs are the worst thing that ever happened to city streets — and you’re part of the problem.

Does it actually take more skill to drive a manual, or is that just nostalgia from old-school gatekeepers?

Should manual transmissions be mandatory for a driver's license, or are they a dying relic?

Is the obsession with 0-to-60 times ruining the real driving experience for everyday owners?

Is car enthusiasm dying because automakers killed fun, or because most drivers never cared?

Is the obsession with horsepower finally dying, or are electric cars just a boring fad for people who don’t love driving?

Should we ditch the obsession with horsepower and admit that a slow car driven fast is more fun than a fast car driven slow?

Do Tesla owners actually think they’re better than everyone else, or is the car just a status symbol?

Is the obsession with 0-60 times and horsepower numbers actually making modern sports cars less fun to drive on real roads?

Is manual transmission actually superior, or are purists just gatekeeping an outdated skill?

Do automatic cars make you a worse driver?

Is Toyota's legendary reliability overhyped by loyalists who refuse to admit their cars are boring to drive?

Do EVs ruin the fun of driving?

Would you ever switch from a Japanese sedan to an American muscle car?

Do automotive enthusiasts actually ruin the car culture they claim to protect with their gatekeeping?

Are manual transmissions only kept alive by gatekeepers who refuse to admit automatics outperform them?