#car enthusiast

Which automaker actually deserves the hype for building a driver's car today?

Are manual transmissions actually better, or just a hipster status symbol?

Should manual transmissions disappear forever, or are automakers robbing us of real driving joy?

Would you trade instant torque for the sound and feel of a gas engine—or is that just nostalgia?

Manual transmissions are dying—is it really progress, or are automakers just lazy?

Electric cars are just expensive appliances — will they ever have real soul or driving character?

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

If a gas car has a better chassis balance and weight distribution than a battery-laden sled, why do enthusiasts still call it a “win” for EVs?

What’s your take on modern cars losing the manual gearbox for good?

Would you ever trade your automatic for a manual just to feel like you’re actually driving?