I don't think this is accurate. Most cars with a CVT don't have this but tout gearing as a special, unique feature. Often costing more than the same vehicle wi

I don't think this is accurate. Most cars with a CVT don't have this but tout gearing as a special, unique feature. Often costing more than the same vehicle without. Case in point: Subaru Forester. All but the most bare bones models come with a CVT. But it's only on the XT turbo charged model that you get a CVT with fake "gearing" and it is touted as a special add-on feature. Other cars that come to mind with a CVT without gearing: the rest of the Subaru line, Nissan Versa, Nissan Sentra, etc.