4 Door Sedans With Manual Transmission
 

Seem to be a dying breed. :td: Other than the higher end of the spectrum, there's really not many choices (at least any cars we like). I've been looking around at various models/manufacturers and it seems electronic transmission with paddle shifters are dominant. Pretty disheartening - guess when we are ready to sell the Altima and get a new car in a couple of years we'll be upgrading.

Who has a late model sedan with manual transmission - what do you have?

We have a Subaru Legacy sedan with a manual transmission. Love that car.

You know, I looked at pretty much everything except Subaru....didn't even think about them. I'll have to take a look. Thanks.

I never realized that you were a lesbian.

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

2002 Toyota Camry 5spd...(just realized I drive a 10 year old car lol and toyota stopped offering stick in the Camry. Just posting in the thread to be part of something bigger than me)
Purchased specifically for use as a backup family car\station car
I can get 500+ miles on one tank of gas if I stick to highways. Fully loaded with family...its fast enough. I'm not speeding or driving like a dick with family in the car. A family of long legged tall people

If I to replace it with another these are the only "family sedans" left.
Honda Accord
Ford fusion
Volkswagen Passat
Hyundai Sonata\Kia Optima
Mazda6
Subaru Legacy

:lol:

My first though too

I know you said NOT the higher end.....But you can get the 3 series and 5 series BMW's in stick all day long.

Used of course...I'd never buy a new "luxury" vehicle

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/ctd/3376753040.html

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/3290700773.html

I know - but if I were to go on that end I'd get a Lexus, Infiniti or Acura before a BMW. Just personal preference.

I said BMW because I know you can get any of their models (unsure of the SUV's) in manual tranny

Not sure Lexus has ANY 4 doors in manual (except the IS), and Infinity is questionable.

I KNOW you can get several acura's in Manual though.

Are you gonna buy new this time?

If you call my 2006 BMW "late model".......But anyways, the shifter is OK but very long-throw.......Also the armrest hits my elbow because of the guido low-slung seating position.

Infiniti, the only one with a stick is going to be the G37.......same motor as you already have

Get a TL or TSX, imo...

Legacy GT's were no slouch. My buddy had one Turbocharged Boxer Motor with a Manual....AWD, That car was the subdued version of the STi...and Half the cost for insurance. because it was considered a "Family" car.