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depravedmonk wrote:Durned Car mafia......... the price af a wrangler almost 3 times more than in the states...not to speak of the other vehicles... more incentive of fix meh ole car, and start back cycling...i'll get BACK fit in the process...lol
dogichi wrote:Haha...krupal, that might cost him a whole hell a lot more. Listen people, buy your vehicles here, it's only so high they can raise the prices. And you don't buy a car everyday, so call it a small sacrifice, for your comfort and satisfaction.
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Corolla> any series bimmer too. Especially if one has given up on life.
nemesis wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Corolla> any series bimmer too. Especially if one has given up on life.
What you mean given up on life? I understand not what that has to do with corollas vs bmw.
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:nemesis wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Corolla> any series bimmer too. Especially if one has given up on life.
What you mean given up on life? I understand not what that has to do with corollas vs bmw.
When you have gone up on life you get a bimmer. For persons who love excitement and look forward to the fun of driving the only option is a corolla.
MadCrix wrote:I own an elantra
the normal service at 5k is 600 and something so I rounded up the major is 1100 which I did at 15k
next major is at 30 or 35k irc.
every other service is 600 something
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:nemesis wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Corolla> any series bimmer too. Especially if one has given up on life.
What you mean given up on life? I understand not what that has to do with corollas vs bmw.
When you have gone up on life you get a bimmer. For persons who love excitement and look forward to the fun of driving the only option is a corolla.
nemesis wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:nemesis wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Corolla> any series bimmer too. Especially if one has given up on life.
What you mean given up on life? I understand not what that has to do with corollas vs bmw.
When you have gone up on life you get a bimmer. For persons who love excitement and look forward to the fun of driving the only option is a corolla.
Oh ho. Sarcasm in writing. I almost always miss that.
You know I'm euro to heart also. But I do understand why people choose Corollas.
reliability and durability
reliability and durability
reliability and durability
Rory Phoulorie wrote:MadCrix wrote:I own an elantra
the normal service at 5k is 600 and something so I rounded up the major is 1100 which I did at 15k
next major is at 30 or 35k irc.
every other service is 600 something
Isn't the labour charges on the fourth consecutive service free?
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Corolla> any series bimmer too. Especially if one has given up on life.
dogichi wrote:Corollas are good and reliable cars. Why else would so many be on the roadways? But I personally would never buy one.....or any Toyota or Nissan vehicle for that matter....so much better available out there
SimSimmer69 wrote:No one could convince me that a Jap is more reliable than a Euro. I've owned both and the Euro pisses all over the Jap any day of the week in terms of overall build quality, reliability and maintenance.
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:If all you could spend on a new vehicle was 180k what car would you buy locally?SimSimmer69 wrote:No one could convince me that a Jap is more reliable than a Euro. I've owned both and the Euro pisses all over the Jap any day of the week in terms of overall build quality, reliability and maintenance.
Habit7 wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:If all you could spend on a new vehicle was 180k what car would you buy locally?SimSimmer69 wrote:No one could convince me that a Jap is more reliable than a Euro. I've owned both and the Euro pisses all over the Jap any day of the week in terms of overall build quality, reliability and maintenance.
Skoda Octavia
But as a lover of euros, japs are more reliable, albeit with more inferior technology.
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