A faulty transmission makes the vehicle completely unreliable. Transmission faults are expensive to repair and no one wants to deal with a faulty transmission. Automatic transmissions can fail for many reasons, including inconsistent shifting habits and manufacturer defects. Not every CVT (continuously variable transmission) is bad. Data from Consumer Reports shows that some models have a significantly higher failure rate than others. If you're looking for a used car, avoid these 10 vehicles.

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