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Old 05-03-2013, 07:56 PM   #91 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by b15 View Post
I agree. With companies developing 9/10+ speeds autos, it'll be interesting to see which type has better reliability. These new geared autos will always be shifting. I have no problem with the CVT, I owned a 3.5 Altima with one for 5 years and it was great for a DD/road trip car, I just don't think they belong on anything sport oriented.....at this point anyways. We'll see what the future holds.
Well they're experimenting with new bands for the cvt that are supposed to make them a lot more responsive. We should start seeing true-sport CVT's (If that exists?), somewhere between 2017-2020. Cross your fingers.
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