Boite Automatique : Lesquelles Eviter À Tout Prix?

"Two decades ago, drivers looking to buy a car had very few choices in terms of transmission. Indeed, except in very specific cases, most vehicles on the European market offered either manual or automatic transmissions with a torque converter. But in recent years, the situation has changed. First of all, manual transmissions have gradually disappeared from manufacturers' catalogs. Consider that the vast majority of brands producing high-performance cars, once staunch defenders of manual transmissions, no longer even offer this type of transmission on their models." ► To contact the editorial team: [email protected] ► To financially support the channel so that it can continue to provide information free from any conflict of interest. Thank you! : → Option 1: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_... → Option 2: Click "Thank you" below the video ► To subscribe to the Cars and Engineering YouTube channel:    / @voituresingénierie   Social media: Facebook:   / voituresetingenierie   Twitter: @Voitures_Inge #carsandengineering #carengineering #car ► Credits: Toyota, Lexus, PSA Group, FCA Group, Daimler-Benz, VAG, BMW Group, Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, Hyundai, Volvo, JLR Group, Daewoo, Ssangyong, Honda, Subaru, Ford Motor Company General Motors, VAG, Tesla Motors, Caterpillar, Maersk, Case, New Holland, Valeo, Bosch, LUK, Mazda, Caradisiac, Washington Post, AutoExpress, Whatcar, Les Echos, Twitter, Auto Plus, Automobile Magazine, France Télévisions, TF1, Canal Plus Group, Fox News, DNA, Le Monde, Le Figaro, Les Echos, Stellantis Group, ACEEE, T&E, Le Point, L’Usine Nouvelle, Le Figaro, Le Parisien, BBC, Top Gear, Porsche, BFM News, BFM TV, Capital, La Dépêche, Car & Driver, AFP, Ouest France, Forbes, BYD, MG