Would you car sifus recommend getting a used car instead to avoid these things? With a used car you know the exact unit you are buying unlike a new car...
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Jan 10 2019, 08:01 PM
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Would you car sifus recommend getting a used car instead to avoid these things? With a used car you know the exact unit you are buying unlike a new car...
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Jan 10 2019, 09:02 PM
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QUOTE(teehk_tee @ Jan 10 2019, 08:57 PM) Btw, last time e300 amg bodykit hybrid diesel launched that time, they had a big issue with the suspension being too low for msian roads. Habis the bottom shielding kena scrape until bare d. The W212 right E300 bluetech hybrid right? these cars have lost so much value. 2016 model can be had for RM160k or less. Looks nice, but is the handling like sampan? It took how many taukes to bang on mbm's doors then only they offered a retrofit to e350 kompressor suspension. Ini one kicik kereta.. |
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Jan 12 2019, 08:17 AM
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QUOTE(Lion Cut @ Jan 11 2019, 03:48 PM) absolutely Im far from being a car sifu, or have a know-how about car, beyond the basic servicing (Which i send to the shops). If I were to buy a used conti for example, after a recommendation by a mechanic that I would pay to inspect (those car inspection services for RM300 by motortrader etc.), how do I go to the workshops and say "please fix this car so it becomes reliable and drivable"? I mean if I were to do that, surely the workshop would most likely change things that may not really need changing knowing that Im a car-noob.with used car, it's kinda expected so u r prepared, but for new car to happen will really pissed off also once bought used car, better to do full service and replace wear/tear part...and can service outside at more better workshop.....just assumed the car was not well maintained Essentially I am asking, how can I tell which parts really needs changing for a 3-year old car for example? |
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