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The biggest news for 2002 from Audi, Volkswagen’s luxury division, is the redesign of its compact, entry-level A4 sedan. Not only is the new A4 bigger inside, but it also comes with a larger V-6 engine choice and can now be equipped with an innovative multitronic continuously variable transmission (CVT). Availability of a CVT is the first use of such a device in a premium model. Up until now, only Honda has offered a CVT, first in its subcompact Civic and more recently in the hybrid-powered Insight. Saturn is making a CVT available in its new VUE sport utility vehicle. Read More
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