Dual is better than nothing
All Cadillacs have a dual if they’re automatic (not sure about the Escalade though)
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That’s fair. Better than cVt.
Yes, I know all new Subarus have CVTs (some optional), and I’m quite disappointed by that fact.
I’m not gonna deny that Subaru has flaws. But so does Jeep =P.
Does anyone here know about AMT?
Is that an Indian company?
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No. It’s some weird transmission made by mixing manual and auto, used on Suzuki cars here…
And it sucks
Oh, I know what that is. My friend’s Lexus has a similar thing. It’s like a fake sequential that doesn’t have a clutch and can be driven like a normal auto if you want.
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Yes
That thing
it makes already trash susu cars even worse
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Yeah Suzuki’s are trash ngl
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I would try to comment on Suzuki being good or bad, but they left the US market over a decade ago.
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yey finally someone agrees
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The ones here are super cheap
I’d drive a Toyota before one of those
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Meanwhile susu : Makes a deal with Toyota and lets them use their designs. Now I’m losing respect for Toyota.
If I drove a Toyota it would be the Tacoma. Nothing else. And it would have to be built in America
I’ll give Toyota that: they put in the effort to have plants in the US
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Oh, I’d definitely choose a Toyota over a Suzuki. They might not be as bad if their cars made more than 90bhp.
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I’m just super picky in my cars 
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All Tacomas are US built as they’re only sold in the US and Canadian markets. Everyone else gets the Hilux.
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Huh didn’t know that
I’ve seen 1 of those Hilux and it was going down to SD. They had Baja plates
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I can tell.
No offense, but from what I can tell, you’re sort of American car, or no car.
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For the most part yes
Why give other countries money when I can support my country, help people keep their jobs, and add to the economy.
Plus we have every option most people would want or need.
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