Does the New Santana have a 1.8L displacement model?

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VanFelicity
07/30/25 10:01am
The New Santana SVW7180LED has a displacement of 1.8L. Displacement (Swept Volume) is a specialized term in hydraulic transmission, referring to the volume of fluid inhaled or discharged per stroke or cycle. Displacement options for the manual transmission New Santana: Trendline 1.4L manual, Comfortline 1.6L manual, Trendline 1.6L manual, Comfortline 1.6L manual. Displacement options for the automatic transmission New Santana: Trendline 1.6L automatic, Comfortline 1.6L automatic, Highline 1.6L automatic.
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