Fit has a CVT...I don't think so!
 

While reading my Motor Trend magazine last month I was reading about the upcoming Honda CR-Z and it stated it uses the CVT from the Honda Fit, what? My car isn't a CVT because I can feel it shift and other CVT's I've driven (Ford Freestyle) had their CVT and it never shifted because its not supposed to, so why did they say that:confused:

In some countries it is offered with a CVT.

There are what, 5 different transmissions offered for the Fit depending on region? Shiftable-automatic, normal automatic, manual, CVT, and the i-Shift automated-manual.

I-shift:
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USDM fits dont have CVT, but other countries do have it

Thanks for clearing that up guys, too bad they couldn't have done it in the article about the upcoming CE-Z:rolleyes:

Maybe the meant to say Insight?