Automatic transmission has become the first choice. Do people buy manual transmission because it's fun to drive?

In this era, it is meaningless to talk about fun and wealth with manual gears. It is better to talk about manual transmission through the level of vehicles. First of all, it should be judged according to the pattern of today's automobile market, because there are no manual gears at many levels. Is it meaningful to talk about the durability, affordability and playability of manual gears at this time?

No matter what you talk about, you don't need to beautify, you don't need to smear, you just need to seek truth from facts; As far as our domestic automobile market is concerned, only A-class cars are equipped with manual gears, while B-class cars and above are not equipped with manual gears at all. Many years ago, we could buy manual A6L, A4, Magotan, Passat, Camry and so on. Can we still buy them now? There may still be used cars, but are there any new ones? I have no choice at all. I have two rear-drive cars, which are perfect for manual transmission, but I have no choice. I want to pursue playability, but the model I want to buy does not provide manual version, which is very irritating. So I have to settle for the second best and buy an automatic transmission. ...

There is a simple reason. At present, 99% of manual transmission models on the market are concentrated in A-class cars and below, while B-class cars and above have almost no manual transmission options. This is a cruel reality (except those manual steel guns, few people buy them), so who is buying manual gears? It's just that A-class car users are buying manual gears, and users above B-class cars can't buy them if they want to! So through this reality, we can draw a conclusion that 99% of manual gears are concentrated in A-class cars, so all the friends who can buy manual gears are A-class car users, and the purchasing power of A-class car users is mostly inferior to that of B-class cars and above (I just said that most of them are inferior)!

So players move because of the difference between the rich and the poor? This is actually just a game and struggle between A-class car users.

Because B, C and D cars are no longer equipped with manual gears in our country (the vast majority), the owners of these classes will naturally not join this debate because they have no choice, right? In fact, the argument happened on riders A and A0 themselves. For example, the driver of CVT Corolla said that the friend of manual transmission Corolla was poor? Actually, you don't have to. They are all A-class A0 owners with similar economic strength. Why are they still pinching each other? Pot calling the kettle black? Why not buy B, C and D cars? Therefore, I sincerely hope that this argument will disappear from now on. Everyone drives A and A0, and their economic strength is similar. So why do people who drive automatic gears laugh at others for driving manual gears?

Is it related to the rich and the poor? This kind of controversy will only appear in low-grade A-class and A0-class vehicles, because these two levels still retain manual gears, allowing consumers to choose. The more choices, the more right and wrong. What is the significance of choice? Look at the three levels of B, C and D, and there is no such controversy, because these three levels of cars are automatic? It is naturally impossible to talk about the rich and the poor automatically and manually; In a word, the manual gear is mainly in A-class cars, and B-class cars disappeared from the beginning, so we can generally see the economic strength from the level. Is it necessary to distinguish between manual and automatic? Don't buy a car with high automatic transmission, buy a car with low manual transmission. Is it really because you like it? Because I like manual transmission, I gave up the five series and chose the manual version of Corolla? Is this logic unreasonable? ……