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Half Of All BMW M2s In The U.S. Are Manual, Showing That Good Taste Isn't Dead

Even if the automatic version of a car is faster, buyers of high-performance BMW M cars seem to gravitate towards the manual-transmission versions instead.

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JalopnikLean L·1h ago
Half Of All BMW M2s In The U.S. Are Manual, Showing That Good Taste Isn't Dead
Even if the automatic version of a car is faster, buyers of high-performance BMW M cars seem to gravitate towards the manual-transmission versions instead.
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Half Of All BMW M2s In The U.S. Are Manual, Showing That Good Taste Isn't Dead

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