10 Luxury Cars That Depreciate the WORST (PS. I own 2)
2023 ж. 28 Ақп.
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Wait until you see these 10 luxury cars that have the worst depreciation curves. You will be surprised at how much these cars lose in just 5 years! Depreciation raises your overall ownership costs and it also drains money from your bank, so you're going to want to avoid some of these depreciating gas guzzlers!
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How come Honda, Toyota, Subaru, Hyundai and others can build a car that doesn't fall apart in body or mechanical integrity? High end cars are just marketing that make people with money believe they need them. BMW's in particular are shit and fall apart just after the warranty ends. A BMW executive admitted to me that 90% of BMW's are leased with term expiring with the warranty. Then they are resold to a sucker that wants to act like they got money. They own a money pit and eventually give up on it and it ends up a hood car with bond and tape all over it.
Pinned. I agree….why not?
BMW's mistake is the use of plastic everywhere - especially on and around the engine. Recipe for constant problems as they age.
The internet says you're wrong about BMW. The figure of vehicles leased is closer to 75%, and much of that is for their starter to middle-of-the-road cars. According to Cartelligent, "The 3 series, 5 series, X1, and X5 are among the BMW models our clients most often choose to lease." We are not talking about top-of-the-line models. This is not the M models, the X7, the 7 series, or the 8 sports car. And if people are leasing them, no shit they're going to turn into garbage moneypits. There's no incentive to maintain the cars or ensure their well-being. You may argue that it's under warranty because its being leased, but that's ridiculous. I'm not leasing a BMW to take it into the shop. I'm leasing it to drive it, and I'm going to drive it until its ragged out and then hand it back to the dealer. The next person who gets the car can deal with it. With regards to ownership and reliability, my mother recently bought, not leased, but actually _bought_ a Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring. With all of the stuff stacked on, its about a $60,000 vehicle. If I so much as grace the side of that door with something that can scratch it, I will be sent straight to holy hell by her wrath. Why? Because she takes pride in her car and its brand. There's a level of personality to it, because as it turns out, when people actually _own_ something, they have a fucking incentive to keep it working. BMW executive or not, your argument is flawed. So let's get this straight about BMWs: they're designed for performance. They are performance luxury vehicles. They do it damn well. The reputation that they get as being 'unreliable' is generally not the vehicles' fault (hear me out). Yes, there are a few models that are notably bad (the E65 7 series and the E53 X5 are among the worst vehicles made in the modern era with regards to reliability), but all-in-all, they're about even with other vehicles. The problem is that the people who buy them expect that they're going to have Honda repair prices, and they're surprised when their fifty-grand car requires parts that cost more than $200. As such, they don't take care of the vehicle and it falls apart. This video is a perfect example. The liner on the sunroof cover is completely gone and the electrical systems are full of issues. This doesn't happen on one day. BMW doesn't design their cars such that everything fails at once. It's a repeated and behavioral neglect of the vehicle that occurs because, again, people don't want to pay the premium. BMW is a performance car company, so of course their cars are going to be chalked full of new technology and overengineered mechanics. As a consequence of this, they are hard to work on and, yes, they have proprietary parts that are only manufactured by BMW itself. If you can't afford to maintain your BMW because you bought it without conducting proper research, it is inevitable that it will fall apart over time. But to then declare BMW an unreliable automobile manufacturer of bad quality because of your personal failure to understand the company's vehicles' inherent flaws is absolutely delusional.
@@sambrainard3487 maintenance on leased vehicles is included on the lease price
Really? A Hyundai?🎹🎶🎶
I owned a 2004 Lexus. First repair was in 2023, water pump. That's it. 19 years happy driving.
Shady salesperson to unsuspecting customer: "Notice how we let some of the air out of the air shocks to give it that low, racy look."
Bavarian Money Waster-Never Heard That One Before, You Gave Me A Good Laugh, Keep Up The Great Work Mate.
What? No Maserati? (Miser-rotty). Owning a German lux car is like having a goldfish; you feed it, change the water in the bowl, and in a short time it's floating dead.
@@michaelqu Average life span of a domestic goldfish is 5 years. I stand corrected. A goldfish actually will live longer than a European car.
@@AvengerAngel lol
I’m guessing you can’t afford a quality German car
@@petewick8627 3 BMW's and two Mercedes, purchased in in the past 26 years. Experience is the best teacher. I'm guessing you are German and can't afford any car.
LOL
That GLC 300 will make a beautiful lawn ornament in 5 years
Haha
The main reason German cars depreciate like a stone is that the upkeep costs are so expensive that they will drive you to the poor house !!
Cheers
F.Y.I. Never take these cars to the dealership.
@@zabarshabazz9472not even a Toyota can go to a dealership. Easily $500 to $1000 even on toyotas
love your videos! very informative and helpful
Love the channel. Awesome content
I would have thought losing about 25% in the first 3 years was very normal. About 10% of that happens the day you buy the car from the dealer.
If you buy an extended warranty be sure you read the fine prints as car dealers will make sure the warranty doesn't cover things which most likely will go wrong
At the end of the day I just learned to buy the car you want. Ive owned Hyundai, acura, Lexus, and now bmw 320i. I’ve been told many times that certain brands were good and then the cars I had ending up being junk so long as you have a good warranty just get what you want, thats just my opinion.
Exactly
You get enough money to play.
I recently sold my 2011 BMW X5 and bought a 2015 Lexus rx350 with 60,000 miles. Much happier.
Totally
Some people will blindly buy just for the image. I get it that they have the money to spend for repairs, but the inconveniences when it breaks a lot is just unacceptable for me.
Very Informative Video !!!
Mercedes Benz,air powered door locks,seats,trunk lids opening.Lose air,none of these work and the part that breaks is real expensive
People forget Infinity is essentially a high end Nissan. This is not good when you consider how terrible Nissans are. If they can’t get their low end models to be reliable, they literally have no chance at making a reliable luxury car.😅
Proud owner of G37 and E90 here. But I can tell you had the Infiniti since day one and hasn’t given me a single issue. Just regular maintenance and no major issue at 85k miles. Drives the same as day 1. On the other side the BMW drives great… when it’s working. Things that break on BMW is unbelievable compared to Japanese cars. However I love both of them.
Lexus RXs used car values have dropped a lot in Canada lately. They are the most stolen vehicles out there.
year ago I got 2019 GLC300 with 77000 miles for $25K … I love it , car runs great , it’s fast and comfortable … it’s giving me no problems , just put the gas in , and go … I do my service at Valvoline so far … there is no way I’m going to MB dealer for anything … love the car, and would recommend it to anyone
Mother Theresa will get a tattoo before I buy a Mercedes or BMW
Haha
Great personality bro, prci8 the info, do u have a top 10 best lux vehicles to buy? Given 2days market..
Honda and some Toyota/Lexus with naturally aspirated engines have been most reliable. If not driven too hard, regular maintenance, etc they last 200-250k miles. Seen some of these cars last 20 years with minor repairs.
💯 I own an '02 Lexus GS 300
I own a 95 SC400 runs like new!
GREAT INFORMATION SIR GOD BLESS..THAT JAGUAR F TYPE NICE..
Thank you very much
Consumer Report and J.D. Power just ranked Mercedes as the MOST unreliable car brand
Ouch
JD Power & Consumer Reports finally got a car review correct for once !! 😂
Thanks for a very well thought out video. Cheers.
Glad you enjoyed it!
The main RX350 has great resale value. Not a lot of 450h’s out there anyway. They are initially marked up a lot b/c of the hybrid system and likely packed with the top executive package. Certainly a larger drop off in resale $ than the 350 model. I traded in my RCF for a RX350… gulp.
2-door luxury sports car for a SUV. I mean in the end it's Toyota. They last a lot longer...then other luxury car brands. I can't buy one bcz of the cost and gas needed to run it
Agree with you, owns a 2014 RX running at 150,000 km at the moment (i bought it new). I don't remember having any major issues with the car for the years I have them. There's hardly any 450h on the market for me to guesstimate the depreciation of 450h. However, I am looking at getting a new 350H at the moment and that's an interesting point.
@@Chu_on_it yup im happy with Honda Civic, might get the type-r in the future! Love VTEC!!!
Get the NX 450h+ F Sport and Do-Not run the ICE / use gas.....the resale on that model will skyrocket!
I own a 2021 lexus rx450h paid 110k and can sell for over 100k after 2years as price increased. Lexus holds value greatly in australia. I also have a 2013 is300h paid 72k brand new fully optioned and after 240k ( never had one minor issue just serviced on time everytime) i can still sell for 20k-25k after 10years ks pretty good. Def keeping as i still love the car, would of loved the is500h come to aus but it didnt
Remember cost of 4 tyres. Had a volvo v40 d4 polestar with 19ns. Extremely expensive set to replace. Have to rotate every 10000km to make them last.
Brutally honest 😂🤣😂…I luv your reviews man ✊🏾❗️
I agree with the presenter's observations. I'm a retired QA Specialist and very keen on total value when I purchase anything. Owned a Datsun, Toyota, Ford, GM, BMW, Honda and Mercedes. When purchasing new, I like to buy the Japanese brands, because I will keep them about 10 or more years and are great haulers or commuter vehicles. However, having purchased my first, Used Mercedes many years ago, I loved the ride quality and I was able to sell it at a profit having driven it less than 3 years. Fast forward to 2005, looking for a Toyota, I test drove a 1999 MB CLK320 Cabriolet previously owned been by 4 others and couldn't believe the quality and ride. The price is what drove me to buy it--- $70K car for $28K-- way cheaper than the Toyota. Beautiful, solid, fun and fast car. Enjoyed it for 15 years, sold it for a good price because it still looked fabulous, then replaced it with a 4-year-old MB E350 (3rd owner). Spent $30K, which originally cost $65K new price. The E350 is newer, quieter, gets better gas mileage, and has a 6-cyl, non-turbo engine, which lasts long and is very easy to maintain. Still have two Toyotas, Honda, and an Acura. I do all of my own maintenance on all my cars. Dealers take care of repairs. Repairs are mechanical or electrical failures I can't take care of myself. Repairs on a Mercedes seem to be in $1000 increments, but seem reasonable to me, so far. I compare it to my Honda Pilot that had about $3500 in repairs the first 60K miles, so the MB is good value for me. I've had very good luck with all my Toyotas, especially the older ones. The maintenance has been easy and repairs almost non-existent. That is why I normally have to buy a new one, because, like me, no one sells them until they are old, or very old, and have high mileage.
You don't buy a Mercedes or a BMW.... you are supposed to LEASE them ONLY...
That’s fair
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you lease new cars , we’re talking about used cars here
You’re paying for depreciation and profit for the company leasing if to u
That doesn’t matter, financially leasing is exactly that. You are paying the depreciation with interest. Higher depreciation? High payments on a lease simple
Great 10 car list! But this could easily have been a top 25 vehicle list. A lot of other luxury models are missing that also loses a ton of value the first three years (equal or more than this list), and the mechanical/electrical issues vary by each luxury car. Personally I've owned Mercedes, Bmw M's and Range Rovers from New and used CPO's. But the key is not to go to the dealers after warranty but local reputable mechanics that specializes on these luxury brands. These luxury vehicles come with a lot more electronics and mechanical/electrical components than regular cars. Also, finding certain problems may be lot of headaches but well known problems are easily identifiable/fixable. For example, when my Mercedes GLS's air bag suspension went, Dealer quoted me $5K+ and local mechanic replaced the air bags for less than half of that. But now, post Covid, automobile market is CRAZY!!! So all bets are off. Last year, I saw a Toyota Rav4 prime for $95K with markup. Kia Telluride with $15K markup, lol.
btw great channel, would love to see review of W222 if you ever get a chance to review one
😂 I had to look up what a 'banshee' was 🤣
I own a BMW 3 series and straight 6 cylinder engine. I have regular maintenance and oil change every 15000 Km now it has 350000 Km on it zero. zero problems. Don t beat a aluminum block engine when it is cold and don't play around with the electrical system.
The build quality of these new vehicles have declined sharply over the years - especially the direct-injected and hybrid models (added complexity - more things to break).
Mark, Excellent video 15 stars out of 5 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Bravo My best wishes always from Las Vegas Craig Mark, my mom’s 91 and has been recovering from an infection so I’ve been her caregiver and advocate and have missed some chances to comment lately I’m still watching your videos I love your reporting style And great research and experience I’m sharing this video with family and friends Cheers 🎉📣😇😊
Thanks so much for your respect Craig. Your mom is in our thoughts and hope things are getting better. Have an amazing weekend.
Look, rich people can buy any car they want and they don't have to worry about depreciation. For the rest of us, if you buy any of these you are an idiot and will remain broke! Love my 4 Runner that holds its value and is the most reliable!
My Aston Martin Vantage Roadster was a POS!! Was in the shop 5 times in 3 years.
That's better than a Maserati can do
I bought my bmw because I plan on keeping it and paying it off then I want a m6 next to keep also so I’m not worried about the depreciation
brother get a porsche, amazing built, quality, ride, exotic factor and value
@@zeda6440 which Porsche to get exactly??
You have to question if some of these brands deserve their premium tag.
The only reason I got RAV4 Prime 2021 is because Toyota garentees that after 10 years they will replace the 18kw lithium ion battery. Currently 90% of all my trips are made on the battery only and the rest on gas hybrid mode. My mechanic is complaining about not keeping gas in tank more then 6 months and to use the gas engine more.
plus $18k more vs non-plug-in hybrid😞, otherwise awesome 👍
Residuals are still quite high in Canada. Here in Europe, we say you lose 60% value in the first 5 years of ownership, and that is the bank assessed residuals if you want a loan with a lean on the car you buy. Granted the last two years of a 5 year loan are often the most brutal, but 70-76% is very high by European standards, or rather east Scandinavian standards....
Bavarian Money Waster 😅😅😂😂😂
I can't argue with that. On the other hand I love my 6 Series coupe (E63, LCI) that I've owned for 13 years and counting 😊.
older BMW and Mercedes were better made cars. I have had two older BMW vehicles and with proper maintenance solid rides. After 2006 they are garbage cars same with Mercedes and Audi. My next car will be a Lexus or Porsche.
@@GuitarsAndSynths I wouldn't call my 2008 E63 "garbage". I've had some issues, but nothing major.
In 10 years that gorgeous car will be a lawn ornament
Nice
I often think about how all of these cars will be scrapped before my old Silverado is put down, and my truck has a 17 year head start.
i did not care about another brand i just came for lexux.. and what model
Well….
I’ll keep my Acura Rdx
Great ride
do as i say, don't do as i do!! 🤣
My friend, CPO warranties are not what you may think. I have many times had issues before not purchasing one because of what the warranties DON"T cover. You would not believe it. Most recently I bought a mercedes e550 4 matic. Long story short... they cover the things that don't go wrong. Example, buy a new headlight unit with the auto adjust for your airmatic ride. NOT COVERED. Just stopped by when I saw the title. CPO WARRANTIES are crap. Take the same money the warranty costs you every month and save it in a seperate car repair account. Your money ahead. FACT
Thanks Tim, there are certainly times that this is the case, insurance always tries to wash their hands
Scotty Kilmer would lose his whole mind🤣
For sure, is there some lost alteady?
he'll like hyundai more
@@ECPPfor sure that man has lost some screws up there
unless you buy a Toyota or Lexus lol then he would be happier than a pig in shit
In today's market, this article is irrelevant as prices on benchmark 3 year old cars is barely depreciated compared to brand new.
I have a 2021 rx450h paid 110k for it 2years ago and can still sell for 100k plus today. 13k km as i drive my is300h more daily. Unfortunately is500 didnt come out in australia or def a car i would of brought. Used to drive bmw all my life but got sick of all the service fees, car issues, lexus isnt as fun to drive but interior wise and built i prefer lexus. For the next lexus rx500h theres a 18month wait, a 350h 6-8month. U got the lx thats 16-24month wait in australia so they must be doing something right down under
sir, what are some of the problems with the 2015 GLK350?
Complete trash
@@collierant JD Power gave it 5/5 in reliability. Can you elaborate?
Roach infested couch and bug infested mattress. 😭
If you own and not willing to change every 6-8 years...............who cares,just look for the best deal anywhere,when purchasing!
This is in 2023 when used cars have insanely high resale values. Just imagine the 3-year percentage when things go back to nrmal.
Great point.
Would love to hear from actual owners from late model Mercedes GLC 300 4MATIC SUV. The GLC Coupe models and the AMG GLC 43 models are ridiculously and unfairly priced too high for me to be interested. Is this a worthwhile model to buy? Or pass it up and run away?
I picked up a 2021 4matic with 4k miles on it six months ago, fully loaded, all the tech. It’s been great! I’m not an suv person, they have always made me feel uneasy when cornering. I prefer sporty vehicles, but I love this suv. This thing hugs the road and I feel very confident in it. The accident avoidance systems have proved useful. It rides well on the crappy Colorado roads, but I will replace the run flats with non run flats. The different drive modes help with the driving experience and putting it in sport or sport+ really livens up the drive. I don’t keep cars for more than 3 or 4 years so a CPO might be the way to go so you at least an extra year on warranty. My biggest gripe is some roads bring out some creaks and body noise, but overall I love this thing. It’s one of my favorite vehicles I’ve owned.
@@Prinz210 Thanks for your input. FYI...only the 2023 GLC 300 4MATIC SUV is coming with the new interior with the new and beautiful new larger center display. The Coupe and AMG versions DO NOT have the new interior, they still come with the old 2022 interior, yuck. I have no idea on why Mercedes does these stupid decisions.
@@Prinz210 Thanks for your helpful input. FYI...only the unreleased 2023 GLC 300 4MATIC SUV will get the new interior with the new larger center screen. The 2023 Coupe models and the AMG models will keep the older 2022 interior with the smaller center screen. I am still waiting for MB to release the new 2023 GLC 300 4MATIC SUV to be released, even the "Building Tool" is still not available till today 3/10/2023.
I have a 750i. It's been pretty solid. Made a warranty claim for my hoses and other tid bits and I'm gonna drive it til the extended warranty is depleted .. Then I'll dump it 😊
Just got a 750i 2016 x drive... cant describe my happinese
I would be very interested in hearing your opinion on some gently used entry level Mercedes. A Class , GLA & CLA
I personally like them both and we drove both the car and Sav. I like the style of the CLA and the DCT is great. Price is decent on the slightly older models, and I find the new showroom models with big dash screen update is overpriced, but nice car overall. Moderate levels of reliability and fit and finish are decent.
4 cylinder - avoid. good luck with it
@@possession3929 i commute from Oshawa to Pearson, I need something that can handle the kms
2:37 I live in a hot state no one has chrome handles, ouchie.
Nice, my Caddy comes off unscathed!
Haha, nice
Do you have manual or cvt mercedez? My dad has one but it has lost 60 percent of its value ahaha
That's why I buy used and low ball the price if it's a private sale
Very nice indeed
My theory is that unless you possess excess amount of wealth, the closer you get to pension age, the closer you get to a Toyota, and later an Lexus customer.... They say wisdom comes with age but regarding cars, the wisdom comes to a close with a product produced by Toyota corporation.....
I thought I was done with Mercedes but I'm looking at GLA amg45 I just couldn't find that performance in Japanese... this thing is fast...
Excellent Rogue's Gallery of Automotive Stinkers. Surprised to see the RX450h there. But Lexus should resolve everything. Surprised that Jeep didn't have a presence there.
They are always in a crap list those Jeep products
@@ECPP You know, I took my YJ Wrangler to Ukraine in '93. Drove it on the most raggedy roads from Kyiv to Moscow, Warsaw, Prague, etc on the crappiest gas on the planet for 4 years. And it never let me down once. I'm betting no modern Jeep would make it under such arduous circumstances. Not one.
Bought a 2021 Lexus NX300 PREMIER new.After 2 years and only 15,425 KLMS it has depreciated over 35% according to a Lexus dealership
Most auto manufacturers business plan is to build vehicles like crap so they can sell more vehicles when they fall apart 🤪
This is getting repetitive every car has a problem look online you will see a problem with every single car ever made
I just changed my 3 year old BMW X5 3.0 D M Sport for a new Mercedes GLE 400D AMG and regret it. My X5 was much better and fun to drive, reason I went for the Merc was that the X5 was being facelifted with a new digital dash which the GLE had
I finally figured it out prior to COVID, buy a 3 year old Lexus 50% discount, but not anymore. 3 year old Lexus GX 460 with 33K miles, for 33 thousands, USD.
What I get out of this is buy only: Toyotas, Hondas, Mazdas and select Nissans.
🇨🇦Crushed that Mark 🇨🇦✌️
In the past 40 years, I have owned 4 Mercedes, 2 BMW, 3 Toyota, 3 Honda, 1 GM, 1 Ford, 1 Nissan, 1 Mazda and 1 Tesla. Mercedes are nice as long as you keep it running. In terms of quality, stay away from the S class and C class. The S class is great because they put so much tech and innovation on it. But within 3 years, all that nice toys will start to break. The C class looks great, but they really cut corners underneath. So if you must have a Mercedes, stay with their flagship E class. As to BMW, it is great to drive but in 5 years, you will get to know your mechanic very well, as well as your mechanic knows your credit card number. Toyotas and Honda are good day to day cars but frankly a bit boring. Mazda is fun but they are not that fuel efficient. As to American cars, other than Tesla, I would stay away.
Dont get CPO warranties in Europe. Your lucky considering we see supposed to be like for like except we clearly aren't 🤣🤣🤣
RepairPal rates the Infiniti QX80 quite high in reliability and low repair costs. My 2020 QX80 has been flawless
Cheers
A 2011 Land Rover LR2 compact SUV with the 3.2 L six-cylinder engine and the six-speed automatic transmission is still a good vehicle to buy. They are priced around $10-15K and have around 100K to 150K kilometres on the odometer. Thanks.
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The Jag is very nice & the QX80 is ugly af. Good vid.
You don't need accident avoidance if you drive the vehicle, if you want something done right, never rely on your vehicle
Absolutely agree. So many people let the car drive them
Lexus RX450H lose that value? Not even close.
Facts are facts
GLC is clear, because the new model is out. The "old" one looks very old compared to the new one
i have chry 300s it can run with the big boys . still gets attention when leave the car wash..have all the bells and whistle... Anyway just go and buy the car of your choice and have fun...somebody is gonna always have something to say... By the way i love the 2023 vett just cannot afford it. i would purchase one without even checking the review,
Lol 😂 certain vehicles are not worth owning without a warranty, they are pure junk, bankruptcy is imminent
Fart smells ? Lol
Wait for this years fall, you can do this pid again; 50% off !!
Thanks
The worst depreciating cars I've seen lately, are the Tesla EVs. Hertz is dumping 2 year old (2021s) Model 3s for under $20k.
Well….I’m guessing the Cadillacs and Lincoln’s aren’t even on the scale.
I TELL ALWAYS
My 30 year old Land cruiser is still worth good money.
Recently got an offer on my '87 944S for more than I paid for it. Still less than I paid for it once you figure in inflation, so I'll be keeping it. Over the last 30 years it's been more reliable than my Subaru or my wife's old Grand Caravan.
Maserati #1 for sure
Nice
Are "cool" mirrors, exhaust tips, door handles all that important to you?
I remember when cars would lose more than 50% in the first three years. Now 40% is considered bad.
True
I've been following the Jaguar F-Type r prices over the last 6 months or so. Holy cow! The new ones are over 100,000 US!! However, to your point, One that is a few years old can be purchased at a really good price. Although I would never buy the six-cylinder version, those could be purchased at a bargain, arguably. Great vehicles!
Totally agree Thomas, the F Types are a pricey little car and thats why I found more value in getting one thats about 2 years old and added a little warranty. Much better deal that way. I also really love the V8 as it just has the right blend of sounds and power, that few cars come close to. There can be some deals out there though, with a little searching or willing to travel for the right car. Hope you are having a great week..
At least in the US they no longer have I-4 or V6 models for the F-type, only fast V8 and really fast V8 are options for '23. @18:40 We have an F-pace we bought new in '16 (V6). Has been mostly trouble-free except last year the plastic Y-pipe cracked under the SC. Terrible design. At 70,000 miles it made sense to replace the supercharger nose bearings as they were noisy and replace the water pump since everything was apart. Only one day in the independent shop but a painful $2,900 US bill.
Just stick with lexus and you wont be disappointed...you want speed, looks, reliability and a great resale value just go for the lc 500...complete package
German engineers commute daily through the Alps at 150+mph, Lexus/Toyota engineers commute by getting shoved into a crowded subway by guys with white gloves.. who would you trust to build a car with precision dynamics and safety?
What warranty?
Right?
What is the cop warranty?
CPO is certified pre owned
You got money for extension warranty. This is a game for rich dude.
Is it just me or has anybody else noticed how most cars lose reliability everytime they change owners.
Not always. Bought a 5 year-old Mercedes that had 4 owners before me. Worked out great. Apparently, they had warranty work or spent their money on fixing all the things that broke or needed adjusting before I bought the car. Drove it for 15 years and the person who bought it was thrilled.
Me at number 7 … Nooooooo! 😅 😂
Haha
Wonder what's more reliable, s class or 7 series?
Neither.🤣
Had a 2013 S 550 w/ 4.7 twin turbo V8. Was driving great and out of the blue wouldn’t start. Had it towed to Mercedes. Timing chain skipped. $7,000 repair. Luckily Mercedes picked up the bill because it was a known issue in a service bulletin.