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New small automatic car required
I have a problem with my left knee and am therefore looking to buy a new automatic. Which should I go for CVT or DSG?
Asked on 23 April 2012 by JNB
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Honest John
Not DSG. That leaves a number of Honda, Nissan, Renualt and Toyotas with CVTs.
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