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- initialism automotive
continuously variable transmission - initialism US (
Canada )Certified Veterinary Technician
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One of the most critical parts of tuning what we ride is the transmission, specifically its called a CVT (or continuously variable transmission).
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In fact, the four-cylinder Altima with the CVT is a standout for me because it manages to delivers competitive fuel economy and the performance of many V6s in this class.
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In fact, the four-cylinder Altima with the CVT is a standout for me because it manages to delivers competitive fuel economy and the performance of many V6s in this class.
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The CVT, which is already on Nissan's popular Murano crossover, will also be on the Sentra, Maxima and Altima.
Detroit Reloaded 2007
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The Quest is the only minivan on the market with a CVT, which is designed to maximize fuel economy.
The Seattle Times 2012
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Note the Quest is the only minivan on the U.S. market with a CVT, which is designed to optimize fuel economy.
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Note the Quest is the only minivan on the U.S. market with a CVT, which is designed to optimize fuel economy.
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The Quest is the only minivan on the market with a CVT, which is designed to maximize fuel economy.
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While the engine sounds a bit thrashy at high revs, the CVT is the best thing that could have happened to the SX4.
Car Advice | News | Reviews Blog Paul Maric 2010
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CVT, which is the norm for a front-wheel-drive car.
chicagotribune.com - 2010
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