This is for the car nuts out there,
I've noticed that European cars, aside from being more costly than either American/Japanese cars, are more unreliable. I know that they often use new technologies in their design, but what about manufacturers like Lexus? How come they have such reliable vehicles that last for many years, while your typical BMW/Mercedes-Benz owners have been to their dealership's repair shop so many times that they're friends with their mechanics...
I know of old European sedans (like the Volvo 240) that last for decades, but the newer generations considerably less durable.
I think its unfair for European manufacturers to charge obscene amounts of money for cars that will work satisfactorily for only a few years... (You listening, VW?)
2007-02-26
06:40:53
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