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Yes, the Duramax family is diesel-only; no gasoline Duramax engines exist across any model year.

No, donut tires aren’t one size; each vehicle specifies a compact-spare size matched for safe fitment.

Yes, every factory Dodge Viper used a 6-speed manual; automatics were aftermarket swaps.

No, not all Dodge Journeys are AWD; the model came mostly FWD, with AWD optional on V6 trims and dropped in 2020.

No, not every Dodge Durango is AWD; most trims start RWD, AWD is optional, and SRT/Hellcat versions are AWD-only.

No, not every Cybertruck is recalled; each notice targets specific build dates and parts.

No, CVT transmissions aren’t all bad; reliability hinges on design, upkeep, and heat control.

No, Cummins builds inline-4, inline-6, and V-type engines; the inline-six is common but not the only layout.

No, not all CR-V are AWD; most trims are FWD with AWD optional by model and market.

No, not all Honda CR-V models are all-wheel drive; most are front-wheel drive with AWD optional by trim and market.