2018 Porsche 911

As the number of new cars equipped with manual transmissions continues to dwindle, it appears that vehicles with manuals often carry a resale price premium.

Approximately 15,500 Porsche Cayman and 911 sports cars are being recalled for their owner’s manuals.

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