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Which small CVT auto?
Having been burnt by expensive replacement of a failed CVT on current car, I wish to replace with a new or used small to medium car with a reliable AND economical automatic gearbox before warranty on new gearbox runs out. As I don't like traditional 4 speed torque converters due to the impact on MPG & emissions versus equivalent manual, what would you put on may well be a very short list? I currently reckon a Yaris MMT, Jazz CVT or Polo DSG - any others?
Asked on 26 September 2012 by Nethers
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Honest John
Jazz CVT-7.
Dear Honest John,
Please help me choose my next car. I would like it to have:
Please help me choose my next car. I would like it to have:
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