The R33 got the same RB26 - DETT engine with the same turbochargers and
the same manual gearbox but the internals were made better and stronger to make a little more power.
Not exact matches
The transmission weighs about the
same as the old six - speed automatic, which means it's still heavier than the
manual gearbox.
Sport models can be had with a six - speed
manual (the
same gearbox paired to the 2.0 T engine), while other 1.5 - liter Accord models employ a continuously variable automatic.
I don't understand why we don't see the MR2 Spyder on these lists more?!? I know the earlier ones were plagued with oil / engine - eating problems, but the later models are reliable to 100k + miles and cost similar to the
same aged Smart Roadster above... but compared to the Smart, for your # 2k - # 5k you get a 6 speed
manual gearbox, over 70 % more power (~ 20 % more weight) but this is packaged in a mid-engined, rear wheel drive, normally aspirated car with no traction control and a LSD as standard:)
A six - speed
manual gearbox is standard; an automatic with the
same number of ratios is available as an option with the 99bhp petrol motor only.
An all - wheel - drive GTI on steroids that hits U.S. streets next year, the Golf R uses the
same basic MQB chassis and powertrain as the S3 but adds an available
manual gearbox, four - door hatchback practicality, and a price that will undercut the $ 41,995 Audi.
The Punto SuperSport gets the
same engine, though boasting 199 lb ft of torque and a six - speed
manual gearbox.
Both engines come mated to the
same six - speed
manual gearbox (an auto option isn't available with the ST), whilst the already capable chassis has received attention in the form of improved torque vectoring to increase traction, faster electric steering and an updated ESP system.
The five - speed manu - matic
gearbox used by both engines (with some modifications) and all drivetrains is the very
same Hydra - Matic unit found in BMWs, we are pointedly informed, though, unlike the Ultimate Driving Machine people, Cadillac will not offer a
manual transmission on the STS.
So if the Whisper Diesel take - rate is the
same as the
manual gearbox take - rate for most cars (when offered), the Chevy Equinox and Cruze will draw some of the diesel - faithful.
These are as efficient as
manual gearboxes but also have the
same testing advantage as a conventional automatic.
The story's the
same for both the auto and
manual gearboxes, as Ford's numbers suggest that opting for the Powershift automatic has next to no impact on economy.
It is obvious RWD is outdated and going the
same way as
manual gearboxes.
Closer to home, the
same AMG handling pack is available with the 250 CDI diesel engine, which offers near - identical power and the option of a
manual gearbox.
SMG
gearboxes are exactly the
same as the
manual gearboxes, it's the pump, or more specifically the motor part of the pump that fails on SMG cars.
Both
gearboxes are the
same as in the previous Boxster which is no bad thing, as the 6 - speed
manual is a slick and polished companion, meanwhile the seven - speed PDK is amongst the best dual - clutch units on the market.
Coupled with the Scura's low weight (925 kg) and trick six - speed
manual gearbox, the performance is teamed up with fairly low emissions at 199g / km — about the
same as the Renault Clio Cup.
On the
same tack, seemingly, is Mitsubishi's decision to drop the
manual gearbox option from the range - topping Evo X GSR in Japan, only offering its twin - clutch SST transmission.
The similarities go right to the core: they both have an aluminium chassis and body and the
same V10 engine and automated
manual gearbox.
It comes with a six - speed
manual or a robotised version of the
same gearbox, so no double - clutch yet.
With a
manual gearbox, the 2.4 gets the
same fuel economy rating as the 2.0 - liter.
Equipped with the
same 89 - hp, 100 - lb - ft, 0.9 - liter turbocharged I - 3 as the coupe version, the Fortwo Cabrio will also be available with the
same five - speed
manual or six - speed dual - clutch
gearboxes.
The least expensive version, the Cupra 300 SC with a
manual gearbox, can return 40.9 mpg, while the five - door hatchback returns the
same figure but costs a little more to buy.
The Easytronic can be driven in «
manual mode» simply by using the paddle shifter selector to change gears if the driver wishes to do so, or alternatively it can be driven in exactly the
same way as a fully conventional automatic — however, many Easytronic owners have complained that gear shifts in «automatic mode» are jerky; a common complaint with semi-autos based on a conventional
manual gearbox.
With a six - speed
manual gearbox, they attain the
same low fuel consumption value of 47.1 mpg ‑ imp (6.00 L / 100 km; 39.2 mpg ‑ US)(CO2 emissions of 139 g / km).
Only a
manual gearbox will be offered - apparently DSG wouldn't fit - and the transmission uses the
same shift knob as the R8, and has a pleasing weight to it that's missing from the standard A1.
This is the
same engine available in the European - spec Vitara S. Drive will be through the front wheels, with a 6 - speed
manual gearbox expected to remain.
My tester came with a seven - speed
manual gearbox, but most 911 buyers opt for the $ 4,660 doppelkupplungsgetriebe (or PDK) dual - clutch automatic with the
same number of gears.
Both models use the
same 147bhp 2.0 - litre diesel engine and come with a rather notchy 6 - speed
manual gearbox as standard.
The 5 - speed
manual gearbox is a revised version of the old one found in the Swift, and although the ratios are much the
same, the shift quality is far smoother and less notchy in the Suzuki Baleno.
The SE - R Spec V has the
same engine, but is teamed with a close ratio six - speed
manual gearbox.
The twin - clutch
gearbox makes the car less of a pain to drive in town, but the automatic transmission can't offer the
same driver engagement as a
manual gearbox and clutch.
In the 1950s and 1960s, Cotal used this
same technology to provide an electric clutch (with full
manual changes through a normal
gearbox, but no clutch pedal) for small Renaults like the Dauphine and Caravelle, but it was relatively unsuccessful — it needed to transmit the entire engine torque through the clutch, requiring a relatively large and powerful clutch that tended to give trouble with the sliprings.
Cars fitted with automatic
gearboxes can sometimes use more fuel than the
same model fitted with a
manual, although the reverse is also true in a few cases.
With new
manual and automatic
gearboxes that feature shorter ratios, performance feels pretty much the
same as before.
The
manual gearbox is the exact
same one used in the previous R.S. Megane but the lever now has a shorter throw and tighter gate, making it feel more precise.
A 6 - speed
manual gearbox is the default choice — the
same one as the previous model in fact — only in the new model, it has been tweaked for improved shift smoothness and increased driver feedback.
The Focus Titanium's engine is the
same 2.0 - liter, four - cylinder mill found with the base model, which means 160 horsepower and 146 lb - ft of torque, and buyers can choose between either a five - speed
manual or a six - speed dual - clutch automated
manual gearbox.
Mechanicals will remain unaltered and the car will continue to be powered by the
same 1.2 litre petrol and 1.3 litre diesel engines mated to a 5 speed
manual gearbox.
Under the hood will probably be the
same EA888 2.0 - liter four - cylinder from the current 2016 Volkswagen Golf R, with power routed through either a six - speed
manual or an optional seven - speed automatic
gearbox.
Ours came with the
same four - speed automatic transmission used in the Blazer, but a five - speed
manual gearbox is available.
[2][9][10] When used in the latest Golf with the 90 kilowatts (122 PS; 121 hp) engine, this new seven - speed DSG uses roughly 6 % (5.9 l / 100 km for the seven - speed DSG compared to 6.3 l / 100 km with the six - speed
manual gearbox) less fuel than the
same engine with a
manual transmission [9] and up to 20 % less than a conventional automatic transmission.
Meanwhile, the Q3 S is powered by the
same diesel engine that produces 140 BHP of power, channelling power to the front wheels via a 6 - speed
manual gearbox.
There are no other changes to the car and it continues to come with the
same 1.5 - litre HR15 petrol engine that is offered with 5 - speed
manual and XTRONIC CVT
gearboxes and a 1.5 - litre k9k diesel engine offered with a 5 - speed
manual transmission.
Buyers are restricted to a standard dual - clutch unit — the
same seven - speed
gearbox used in other recent 911 models offering both
manual and automatic operation both through a traditional lever on the center console and steering - wheel - mounted paddles.
However, the more exciting news is the new 2.0 - litre turbo diesel that also offers the
same choice of
manual and automatic
gearboxes.
This particular truck was spec'd perfectly, with the Chevy 327 under the hood, backed up by an AX15 five - speed
manual transmission, the
same gearbox you'd find in a 4.0 L I - 6 — equipped Jeep Cherokee or Wrangler.
While it is still not known as to what powertrains will be offered on the Titanium S, we expect the
same 1.5 - litre 3 - cylinder Dragon petrol and the 1.5 - litre TDCi 4 - cylinder diesel engines to power the EcoSport Titanium S. However, the Titanium S variant will get a 6 - speed
manual gearbox instead of the 5 - speed
manual one.
Under the hood, the Creta Sport continues with the
same flex - fuel engine line - up — a 1.6 - litre motor with 130 HP offered with a choice of 6 - speed
manual and 6 - speed automatic
gearboxes and a 2.0 - litre motor with 166 HP offered with a 6 - speed automatic
gearbox only.
The diesel is the
same 1.5 - litre, 4 - cylinder unit producing 100 PS and 205 Nm and mated to the
same 5 - speed
manual gearbox.