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Given rise to a new class of collectible cars. in 1980, a year, kat, about 35% of cars made in the u.s. had a manual transmission. today it's just 1% and fewer than one in five americans can actually drive a stick and if you tell someone you drive a stick, the usually think you mean this. [scattered laughter] that's the cleanest picture we could show. but it's great news for collectors in auction houses husseini manual sports cars and are going for three to four times as much as an automatic. makes sense. scarcity makes for high demand, not to mention lots of people nowadays never grew up driv...

R.i.p. kyle. yeah, so anyway. walter, just another example of the wussification of america i'm afraid i just point and never heard on "fox & friends"? >> i mull behind it. it was big brothers and boyfriends and dads will always loaded it -- lorded it over you. you can't drive a stick, you're going to ruin the clutch. i mean, it made a generation of kids like me feel inferior and the stick was the thing that masculinity used to make people feel small and now it doesn't exist anymore, we are all equal and i like it. >> greg: it is true because that was like a big claim to fame. the guys in the p...