What are the best manual transmission cars in the US in 2021?

We've dedicated ourselves to finding the top three used manual transmission cars to make it easier for you to drive around the US.

In some countries in Latin America it is customary to use manual transmission cars, so we decided to make your life a little easier by showing you some of the best used manual transmission cars.

The top three manual transmission used cars we recommend the most are:

1- Toyota MR2 Spider 2000

First of all, we introduce you to one of the youngest cars of 2000, the Toyota MR2 Spyder.

This car can maneuver at 5 speeds thanks to a 4 horsepower 138-cylinder engine. In addition, with just 1 gallon of gasoline, you can go from 22 to 27 miles (a tank holds up to 12.7 gallons).

As for comfort, this car can carry only two people in the cabin.

According to Edmunds, the 2 Toyota MR2000 Spyder has a price range of $600 to $2,860.

2- Honda Civik SI 2003

Second, the small but effective design of the 2003 Honda Civic.

This car has a 5-speed transmission thanks to a 4-cylinder engine with up to 160 horsepower.

In terms of fuel consumption, this Honda has a 13.2-gallon tank of gas, and with just one of those, it can go anywhere from 1 to 22 miles.

Now that we're talking about the comfort of this economy car, it's a car that can comfortably carry up to 5 people.

The 2003 Honda Civic has an affordable starting price of $280, which can be increased to $3,200. According to Edmunds.

3- Nissan 350Z 2005

Last but not least, we bring you one of the best sports cars of 2005: the Nissan 350Z.

This car can maneuver at 5 different speeds thanks to the V6 type engine, whose power reaches 287 horsepower.

In addition, on just 1 gallon of gasoline, it can travel from 17 to 23 miles. As for comfort, inside this car can carry up to 2 people.

According to Edmunds, a 350 Nissan 2005Z costs between $1,300 and $9,500.

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