BMW M: twin-clutch auto is dead, and the last manual gearbox will be the M2's

3 years ago by fresh to c/cars

Looks like the future of M's performance car transmissions rests with torque converters. *Sigh*
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Jaidyn999 1 point 3 years ago

The reason is the US market. And catering to them exclusively has always been a success for Eurpean manufacturers hasn't it ?

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