Best value off-lease luxury car

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Anonymous wrote:Porsche has good reliability

Hahahahaha

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Anonymous wrote:Porsche has good reliability

Hahahahaha

Porsche is the #1 brand according to Consumer Reports. Lexus is #5, Audi #6, and Volvo #22.

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Anonymous wrote:I asked this question of my mechanics not too long ago - they said if I want to stay out of their shop, and pay less when I'm in their shop, stay far away from Audi and most other Euro cars. I know Audi is ranked quite well in terms of reliability as of late, but I trust my mechanics more than Consumer Reports in this case.

Interesting. I asked the same of my mechanic and he told me to go for an Audi.

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Anonymous wrote:Volvo nor Lexus are luxury cars, especially Lexus's current design language. Fugly/tacky as hell.

Agree with the maxi pad front grille.

I can’t imagine anyone looking at that and thinking it looks good.

We own two Lexuses--2006 ES and 2000 RX. Both were purchased off a 3 year lease. Both have been incredibly reliable and the 2006 ES has required nothing but routine maintenance. The interiors have also held up pretty well.

Unfortunately, I hate the new designs and grill. We will keep these cars until they no longer run but I have been looking at other luxury brands recently. I like the MB E class but the price is higher than Lexus and I am concerned it will not last 15-20 years with low repair costs like my Lexuses. What about Acura?

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Anonymous wrote:We just bought a Volvo suv off lease 32k miles and it’s in fantastic condition. I love it.

Most cars will be in fantastic condition around 30k miles. At 100k miles and above only Lexus and Acuras will (still) remain fantastic

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Acura reliability has been terrible lately. Same with Honda.

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Anonymous wrote:We just bought a Volvo suv off lease 32k miles and it’s in fantastic condition. I love it.

Most cars will be in fantastic condition around 30k miles. At 100k miles and above only Lexus and Acuras will (still) remain fantastic

This is old data. Lexus holds true, Acura has lots of problems and it has trickled into Honda.

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Anonymous wrote:I asked this question of my mechanics not too long ago - they said if I want to stay out of their shop, and pay less when I'm in their shop, stay far away from Audi and most other Euro cars. I know Audi is ranked quite well in terms of reliability as of late, but I trust my mechanics more than Consumer Reports in this case.

Interesting. I asked the same of my mechanic and he told me to go for an Audi.

Sure he said buy Audi because it’s a cash cow for him.

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Acura TLX. We got a 2020 with 5k miles (dealer loaner) for $26k. Love it.