Everyday Car Pics

[dirtsniffer]

[jutes]

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MT training.

The gearing on that lol.

[Darkane]

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Good sized garage if you’re sliding a tremor in there.

*smirk

[bjstare]

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MT training.

Gutless, lots of feedback, A+ choice for learning MT.

[SJW]

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MT training.

I took my son driving last night. I was frightened. The kid can rip down ATV trails and mountains on quad with ease but drive to get ice cream? Sheesh.

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[flipstah]

199,000 kms of mixed emotions

[bjstare]

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199,000 kms of mixed emotions

Probably because it came with $19,900 in maintenance bills.

[SJW]

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Probably because it came with $19,900 in maintenance bills.

When does one get rid of a luxury car? 100K?

[killramos]

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When does one get rid of a luxury car? 100K?

When the warranty expires

[Twin_Cam_Turbo]

My 10 year old X5 has been fine so far, feeling pretty lucky. Minor leak from the T Case I will probably fix soon, and replaced the front brake pads myself for $68 with Bosch ones. Other than that the regular things like wipers, oil change.

It’s really hit and miss with them it seems.

[bjstare]

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When does one get rid of a luxury car? 100K?

I've owned a few german cars now. My anecdotal experience is the maintenance bills rapidly accelerate around the 100k mark. My S4 was falling apart at 120k.

Then again, the transmission and diff were replaced under warranty on my GLA45 at ~25k km. It would've cost ~$15k out of pocket if I reported the issue 3 weeks later after warranty was up.

I guess german cars are just garbage across the board, nvm. Killy is right. When the warranty is up. I'm living on borrowed time with my M2 haha.

[BerserkerCatSplat]

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Moab pics

Jealous! Need to get down there someday, had a trip ready to go but Covid closed the border and we've had too much other stuff planned since.

[flipstah]

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Probably because it came with $19,900 in maintenance bills.

I should walk away but just can't. Battered Car Syndrome.

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When does one get rid of a luxury car? 100K?

100k - 150k or as what @killramos said, when the warranty runs out.

It's still problematic for me, although intermittently.

[max_boost]

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I should walk away but just can't. Battered Car Syndrome.



100k - 150k or as what @killramos said, when the warranty runs out.

It's still problematic for me, although intermittently.

Love hate relationship
That’s hot

[ganesh]

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When does one get rid of a luxury car? 100K?

All the German cars (BMW) I owned I got rid of them around the 3 Year mark.
Current one I am not sure when I will get rid of it. It is new territory for me.

[ThePenIsMightier]

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I've owned a few german cars now. My anecdotal experience is the maintenance bills rapidly accelerate around the 100k mark. My S4 was falling apart at 120k.

Then again, the transmission and diff were replaced under warranty on my GLA45 at ~25k km. It would've cost ~$15k out of pocket if I reported the issue 3 weeks later after warranty was up.

I guess german cars are just garbage across the board, nvm. Killy is right. When the warranty is up. I'm living on borrowed time with my M2 haha.

And you're speaking of kilometres, not miles, correct?

[killramos]

Yes. We use km in this country

[gpomp]

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My 10 year old X5 has been fine so far, feeling pretty lucky. Minor leak from the T Case I will probably fix soon, and replaced the front brake pads myself for $68 with Bosch ones. Other than that the regular things like wipers, oil change.

It’s really hit and miss with them it seems.

If you bought a Toyota/Lexus you would never need things like wipers or oil.

[Twin_Cam_Turbo]

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If you bought a Toyota/Lexus you would never need things like wipers or oil.

Because they would be so boring I’d sell them right?