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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I second Toyota matrix We bought a 2006 model with around 80000 miles, so far not much trouble. I did change small stuff like ac filters and the battery is not the strongest but otherwise it's a great car[/quote] You bought a car with 80,000 miles on it already? Huh? That's when we get rid of cars![/quote] Are you kidding? That is ridiculous. A quality car,when well kept will last for many, many miles. I drove a Subaru impreza until she died at 250k miles. My father is currently driving a late 80s Benz with almost 350k miles on it. Well, thank goodness for people like you who keep the Auto industry afloat and the used car market going as well. That is so wasteful to get a new car after 80k miles! The only people I know who do that are nouveau riche jerks who need to ride around in something new and flashy, like my colleague who only makes 75k, but lives like he makes 500k and leases a new BMW every 18-24 months, becaue he will only drive something brand new. [/quote] It's so nice to hear that you have had success with driving your cars until their death. My experience is that after 100K miles cars become money pits. I would hardly call people who prefer to drive something that is guaranteed reliable and lower milage "nouveau riche jerks". [/quote]
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