Gearbox

 
2011 Hyundai Equus

Can You Count To Ten? Hyundai's Next Automatic Gearbox Can

If anything is going to make you feel old it's remembering you grew up with four-, or even three-speed gearboxes. In the 1980s a trend for five-speed manual transmissions started to develop and automatics followed close behind, and from the late 1990s and early 2000s manual and automatic 'boxes...

September 29, 2011 by 
 
Honda dual-clutch gearbox

Honda Develops Dual-Clutch Gearbox, But There’s A Catch

There’s no denying that dual-clutch gearboxes are the way of the future for most automakers, with everything from hypercars like the Bugatti Veyron to fuel-efficient... September 8, 2009 by  5


 
2012 Porsche Cayman test-mule spy shots

Spy shots: Next-generation Porsche Cayman test-mule

Porsche’s facelifted Cayman and Boxster range has been on sale for several months now but engineers are already working on the next-generation of the platform, which is... June 18, 2009 by  7


 
ZF 8-speed automatic

BMW will focus on eight-speed automatic transmissions

BMW will soon be offering a new eight-speed automatic transmission developed by ZF that is set to appear first in the 7-series flagship saloon. The new transmission is said... February 2, 2009 by  6


 
Blitz GT-R with manual gearbox and RWD

Blitz unveils rear-wheel-drive GT-R with manual gearbox

The highlight of this weekend’s Tokyo Auto Salon will undoubtedly be Nissan’s brand new SpecV GT-R, but as expected Japan’s big name tuners have not stood... January 9, 2009 by  2


 
PPG's upgraded first gear set

Australian firm working on beefed-up Nissan GT-R gearbox

Rumors, reports and even the odd video of its slick dual-clutch AWD gearbox grenading itself into oblivion have plagued the Nissan GT-R since shortly after its release into... December 29, 2008 by 


 
 
 

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