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I think this generally happens for two reasons: 1) CVT transmissions can generally handle less torque, so they get lower-powered engines to compensate 2) Some C
by mysterydip 9y ago
I think this generally happens for two reasons:
1) CVT transmissions can generally handle less torque, so they get lower-powered engines to compensate
2) Some CVT's function with preprogrammed "shift points" for people familiar with conventional transmissions to not feel weird, ruining the main benefit of a CVT