The Biggest Problem With Modern Cars

[Squirtle]

Having a car paid in full with no monthly note >>>>>>>>>

Eventually the repairs you will need to make on your 10 year old paid on full car will be more than my $299 a month lease

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

Eventually the repairs you will need to make on your 10 year old paid on full car will be more than my $299 a month lease

I’ve spent no more than $3000 total on repairs/maintenance in the 11 years of owning my Celica aside from oil changes
















































Still good on gas. Still handles great. Still runs great. Nothing burned out in the display even closing in on 186,000 miles

 

[Squirtle]

I’ve spent no more than $3000 total on repairs/maintenance in the 11 years of owning my Celica aside from oil changes
















































Still good on gas. Still handles great. Still runs great. Nothing burned out in the display even closing in on 186,000 miles

Yes, thats very good, Toyota makes reliable cars. Its great to have a reliable car with no car notes to concern yourself with. However the thread was about modern cars and you are bragging about owning an 11 year old celica. You're car barely has any electronics to worry about. I was talking about buying a 2019 Range Rover as opposed to leasing one for example. If you bought a 2019 car now in 3-5 years when the electronics fizzle out you're gonna be looking at a hefty amount of money if you want to fix this. I've seen this more times than I can count working at a dealership.

 

[el_oh_el]

I’ve spent no more than $3000 total on repairs/maintenance in the 11 years of owning my Celica aside from oil changes
















































Still good on gas. Still handles great. Still runs great. Nothing burned out in the display even closing in on 186,000 miles

It’s a boring ass car tho

 

[Buckeye Fever]

I'm glad I got a warranty til my odometer hits 120k. It covers everything. Cadillac will charge you 3 thou to replace your cue screen. fukk that

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Of the cars I've seen, Dodge got the most reliable touch screen. Not a HUGE fan of the one in my XTS, plus it got a gloss finish, which easily shows fingerprints

 

[rantanamo]

All I know is, my gf just got a RX 350 and it practically drove itself in our road trip . Adaptive cruise control Lane keep assist . Parking assist . 360 camera I've never been so refreshed after a long drive brehs.