[quote=sdrealtor]flu
In 10 years it would still have less than 50,000 miles as I dont plan on driving it that often.
I never lease cars. It’s always a good time to buy a…..aw shit!
sdr[/quote]
It’s not the mechnical drivetrain stuff that you will have issues. Usually, the itself is pretty well built from the germans…It’s usually the electrical stuff (including sensors/etc) that’s really the issue with german autos, and if things fail, they really don’t repair. They replace entire components, which will cost you a bundle. If you really want to keep it a long time, the alternative is to really “dumb” down the car when it comes to electronics.
[quote=sdrealtor]flu
In 10 years it would still have less than 50,000 miles as I dont plan on driving it that often.
I never lease cars. It’s always a good time to buy a…..aw shit!
sdr[/quote]
It’s not the mechnical drivetrain stuff that you will have issues. Usually, the itself is pretty well built from the germans…It’s usually the electrical stuff (including sensors/etc) that’s really the issue with german autos, and if things fail, they really don’t repair. They replace entire components, which will cost you a bundle. If you really want to keep it a long time, the alternative is to really “dumb” down the car when it comes to electronics.
[quote=sdrealtor]flu
In 10 years it would still have less than 50,000 miles as I dont plan on driving it that often.
I never lease cars. It’s always a good time to buy a…..aw shit!
sdr[/quote]
It’s not the mechnical drivetrain stuff that you will have issues. Usually, the itself is pretty well built from the germans…It’s usually the electrical stuff (including sensors/etc) that’s really the issue with german autos, and if things fail, they really don’t repair. They replace entire components, which will cost you a bundle. If you really want to keep it a long time, the alternative is to really “dumb” down the car when it comes to electronics.
[quote=sdrealtor]flu
In 10 years it would still have less than 50,000 miles as I dont plan on driving it that often.
I never lease cars. It’s always a good time to buy a…..aw shit!
sdr[/quote]
It’s not the mechnical drivetrain stuff that you will have issues. Usually, the itself is pretty well built from the germans…It’s usually the electrical stuff (including sensors/etc) that’s really the issue with german autos, and if things fail, they really don’t repair. They replace entire components, which will cost you a bundle. If you really want to keep it a long time, the alternative is to really “dumb” down the car when it comes to electronics.
[quote=sdrealtor]flu
In 10 years it would still have less than 50,000 miles as I dont plan on driving it that often.
I never lease cars. It’s always a good time to buy a…..aw shit!
sdr[/quote]
It’s not the mechnical drivetrain stuff that you will have issues. Usually, the itself is pretty well built from the germans…It’s usually the electrical stuff (including sensors/etc) that’s really the issue with german autos, and if things fail, they really don’t repair. They replace entire components, which will cost you a bundle. If you really want to keep it a long time, the alternative is to really “dumb” down the car when it comes to electronics.
