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You haven't really owned a German car until its out of warranty.

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i used to own a bmw 325i in the early 90s. never have any problem with it. oil change is a bit expensive at around $300

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Why not change it yourself? Or go to Jiffy Lube?

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Mercedes is the way to go.

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Why not change it yourself? Or go to Jiffy Lube?

you need a special tool to reset the computer

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Mercedes is the way to go.

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Only if you buy used.

A 1975 - 1990 Mercedes E-class diesel can be had for $5K - $12K depending on condition, and is a MUCH better car than anything you can buy new today.

cost of Repairs for a 30 year old car?

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cost of Repairs for a 30 year old car?

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a bmw reset tool was like $100 back then. You still need to do service 1, service 2 , or whatever fucks all these "inspection" really are.

In short, you are fucked and there is not much you can do about it.

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If you don't own an M5, WAYSA?

4500 lb. cars are sweet in the twisties!

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You haven't really owned a German car until its out of warranty.

i used to own a bmw 325i in the early 90s. never have any problem with it. oil change is a bit expensive at around $300

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Mercedes is the way to go.

neither. taking public transportation is the way to go. let the fucking govt to fix their buses

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A Mercedes 300D will last forever, basically. Mine appears to be immortal.

I had an '82 240D that I bought for 800 bucks in college fourteen years ago. I'll be damned if I didn't see my old car still driving around yesterday afternoon! I positively identified it by the rust pattern

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i used to own a bmw 325i in the early 90s. never have any problem with it. oil change is a bit expensive at around $300

A 3-series oil change AT THE DEALER barely breaks $100.

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A 3-series oil change AT THE DEALER barely breaks $100.