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“Most budget lines” (which I’m skeptical is accurate) is different from “broadly available”, but I suppose lacking any precise definitions of either phrase it’s
by macintux 6y ago
“Most budget lines” (which I’m skeptical is accurate) is different from “broadly available”, but I suppose lacking any precise definitions of either phrase it’s not a useful argument.
- falcolas 6y ago> which I’m skeptical is accurate Feel free to look for yourself. They list it under "powertrain" in the specs pages. > is different from “broadly available”, FWIW, my definition boils down to: available from most manufacturers, in the major form factors (truck, SUV, sedan, compact, sport).
- macintux 6y agoWell, as one counter-example, because there's far too much data to dig out of the aether, as far as I can tell there are only two manufacturers selling manual pickups: Jeep and Toyota. No Chevy, Dodge, GMC, Ford. That's just one huge gap. Update: also, if you extend that to SUVs, one of the hottest markets, I think the only model you add is the Ford Bronco. So there are no entry-level pickups or SUVs as manuals. For CUVs you could probably add Kia Soul and Mazda, but not much else.