All modern cars these days are reliable
Hmmm... so the brand new BMW320i I was driving last year that died in traffic with a temperature overheat warning on a 5 degree Melbourne Winter morning was a "build feature"?
Cheers,
The Y-man
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All modern cars these days are reliable
Check out the NRMA crash tests.
Some of those small vehicles are very dangerous (even with airbags)
I have a BIL who is a property developer (sorry!).Hmmm... so the brand new BMW320i I was driving last year that died in traffic with a temperature overheat warning on a 5 degree Melbourne Winter morning was a "build feature"?
Hmmm... so the brand new BMW320i I was driving last year that died in traffic with a temperature overheat warning on a 5 degree Melbourne Winter morning was a "build feature"?
Even works out cheaper than keeping a new car 10 yrs. Doing maintenance, + tyres, repairs etc
Learningman's after an auto.... I heard Hyundai auto's left a bit to be desired?
Cheers,
The Y-man
So LM, did you decide on a car yet?
I am now in this position also needing a new car, trying to buy something with cash to reduce my debts!
My choice is ( drum roll please ) ....
Toyota Corolla !
You wont regret it.
I drive nothing but toyotas... in fact im currently driving a 1987 Corolla Twincam hatch, which cost me $1000. Has been the most reliable of all my toyotas to date. I've only put on new tyres, done a wheel alignment, and changed the oil. Granted it has a rebuilt engine.... but still for a car with 425,000kms its absolutely fantastic.
The ~2000 models (ZZE122) with the 1ZZ-FE VVTi engines are really good too. That engine is really gutsy for a 1.8, and very very economical. YOu cant really go wrong with them.
They even take to being turbocharged quite happily... but im sure thats not really your cup of tea, but does go to show how strong the engines are.
Toyota reliability and over-engineering is 2nd to none.