11-04-2017, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by nikitopo
German cars don't have a reputation of their reliability and the repairs can be quite expensive. There is a difference to re-build a much cheaper Subaru engine, than these ones. I would buy a German car only if I could change it in the end of the warranty period.
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Originally Posted by reni
I don't think it's that German engines are bad, it's more that the rest of the car disintegrates around it.
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Originally Posted by Kaotic Lazagna
Electronic are the first to go bad in German cars. Unless you can afford to lease one every so years (and be trapped in re-leasing forever), I would never get a German car. Back when I used to sell Toyotas, people would tell me their stories of their ownership of MB, BMW, VW/Audi. A few of them even said the new ones aren't as well made as the older ones.
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Originally Posted by Slammillionaire
Audis are put together with bubblegum and masking tape.
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Audi's are high on reliability according to recent surveys.
https://www.consumerreports.org/car-...they-stack-up/
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