Volvo Readies Dual Clutch Gearbox
In early November, a report in [I]WhatCar?[/I] magazine suggested that Volvo was developing a dual-clutch transmission that would eventually find its way into all Ford vehicles. It had seemed then that the box was at its infancy and was some years away to appearing in any of their models.
OneShift Editorial Team
13 Dec 2006
Not so, according to [I]Automotive Newa Europe[/I]. According to them, Volvo is ready to include the box in their S40 and V50 as early as late 2007. This introduction should coincide with the mid-cycle facelift of both models.
It is also likely that the box will spread across majority of models for Ford, Volvo and Mazda.
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