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big-juice-man

ILX vs Integra transmission

Honestly, i'm an automatic guy. I just prefer it, i've tried both. I'm a big fan of how the new Integra looks and how capable it will be as a long-lasting and very usable lift back. I know the ILX has a DCT, which is very tempting, and it's not like a sedan is a dealbreaker.

So does anyone have any info on whether the Integra's CVT is going to be half-decent at imitating a traditional auto? How have newer Honda CVT's been? Bc I currently have a CVT CR-Z and the transmission is easily the weakest part of the car, it's just a boring slow power band that has no peaks or anything resembling a traditional auto.

TLDR: any info spreading around on how good the Intrgra's CVT will actually be? Are honda CVT's still shit? [bear in mind I am not interested in a manual transmission, just forget they exist here]

Posted Mar 23, 2022, 4:07 AM UTC

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