01-13-2006, 01:48 AM
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Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Perrysburg, Ohio USA
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CVT transmission in a small diesel car?
Dodge coming out with a new car called Caliber. For $5,XXX you can get the 2.0L diesel engine in it. (not sure if they are going to tease us or actually leave a diesel here in the U.S.  ) Anyway... I got on the Dodge website and found you can get the front wheel drive with either a stick (my first pick), and auto (my last choice) or a CVT transmission (not sure?) Every (yes every) vehicle I have ever owned is/was a stick (for the fuel mileage and fun the drive), but I have CVT on my Bombardier ATV and I really like it. Will it the mileage that a stick does? What about longevity?
What do you all you diesel-heads like me think? Take care all. Jeff in Ohio
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'95 2500 CC 5 speed, 3.54, 4X4. Red and Gray /
Ohio State Fan! TST 230/605 kit,
3K GSK, 4" straight pipe, Amsoil all the way around, by-pass filter, BD exhaust brake and Diprocal gauges. 160K and counting. Hauling 30,000 lb. loads of hay all over Ohio. 5th gear and KDP victim.
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