In another interview, the same exec states it's also a durability issue.

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Apr 25, 2017
12:22:09pm

SouthAnch Starter

In another interview, the same exec states it's also a durability issue.

Sad regardless of the reason.

http://jalopnik.com/bmw-m-boss-says-high-powered-automatics-will-even-kill-1794558556

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SouthAnch

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BMW says no more manual transmission for their cars within the next 10 years.

Captain Rex

4/25/17 11:00am

An M car without a manual transmission option. Originally, that was the only option available

kccougar

4/25/17 11:02am

I agree with you but the way things are going we're going to be lucky if we even still drive our cars...

CoachSpeak

4/25/17 11:05am

I think automation will replace our daily driving

Nathanael Greene

4/25/17 11:55am

Currently at an industry convention. Just had a presentation today about this...

Tokolosh

4/25/17 12:10pm

This is the future, unfortunately. At best performance vehicles will

Hodor

4/25/17 11:50am

Which still suck to drive.

kccougar

4/25/17 11:52am

Totally agree. I'd rather have an automatic than DCT.

Captain Rex

4/25/17 1:28pm

In another interview, the same exec states it's also a durability issue.

SouthAnch

4/25/17 12:22pm

Self-driving cars are coming soon anyway

HuskerCoug

4/25/17 12:34pm

Ug, how embarrassing for them. Guess that's one more car company down the turlet

ArchbishopMitty

4/26/17 2:29pm

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