because they are harder to drive less people want them since the demand is lower the cost has to be lower
#EditedByAnotherUser : Also, it depends on the location. US have more auto cars whereas France for example has more manual cars, so the price vary. Manual cars take less gas than auto, and if you analyze correctly, you'll notice manual cars are faster than auto (when using same model of cars and same engine. For example, take 2 Kia Spectra, same year, same engine, one auto, and one manual: the manual one accelerates and goes faster than the auto.)
There are more automatics made than manuals.
They can be either.
They can be either
Automatics have 235 hp manuals have 245 hp.
Believe it or not on automatics there is no dip stick for trans. there is a plug on trans. like manuals have and it is checked that way
Automatics With a V6 it had the 42rh, V8 it had the 46rh, V10 and Diesel it had the 47rh Manuals where the nv3500 and nv4500
Use a dedicated transmission oil from Honda, either for manuals or for automatics.
many. automatics, manuals, 3 speeds through 6 speeds, way to many to go in to here.
On or near the speedometer drive gear housing on most automatics and manuals Most sensors are a mechanical pulse generator.
There are eAuto repair manuals located in the link below. Not free, but cheaper than paper-printed auto manuals. This might help you.
Automatics have 280HP with 283ft lbs torque Manuals have 300HP with ~300Ft lbs torque.
If the 8th digit in each car's VIN are the same, then yes. The flywheel will be different though, but you can swap them.