I have no experience with the Ford CVT, but fwiw, I owned a Nissan Murano with AWD and CVT, logged 120K and never had a problem of any sort. I didn't realize Ford even offered a CVT on any of the larger cars. From what I've read, the greatest stress factor is when it's really…
Read the full replyI'm looking at an '06 Five Hundred, 42K miles, with AWD and the CVT. Have there been any outstanding issues with this vehicle?
I like the looks of it, the test drive went well. I like the five star crash rating. I'm not so concerned about the Duratec, my buddy had a Taurus he put 180k on with no problems. I am a bit concerned with the CVT and AWD. Are they quality units? Should I expect any issues, and if so, how hard is it to find parts?
Thanks!
Jim
I have no experience with the Ford CVT, but fwiw, I owned a Nissan Murano with AWD and CVT, logged 120K and never had a problem of any sort. I didn't realize Ford even offered a CVT on any of the larger cars.
From what I've read, the greatest stress factor is when it's really cold... probably not a great idea to floor it until it's had a chance to warm up.
Willy
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