Porsche has good reliability

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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.

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.

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

Which one? Price?

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

Anonymous wrote:Best value off lease car would be one with high depreciation and good reliability.

Doesn't exist. Depreciation curve and reliability/out of warranty costs are wedded.

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

Anonymous wrote:Best value off lease car would be one with high depreciation and good reliability.

What brands or models would this be?

Volvo's lease the best.

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.

OP. Would it make any difference - as to which car/brand - if it was a certified car? Seems like such a warranty might protect me if I chose a less reliable car but one that was more fun to drive. Thoughts?

I drive Audis and love them but if you’re buying used and looking for reliability, definitely buy Lexus.

Best value off lease car would be one with high depreciation and good reliability.

Lexus 100% if you want luxury and reliability.

Looking for something like a Volvo S60, Audi 4, Lexus ES, etc. Looking for value - solid mix of reasonable price, maintenance/reliability, and comfort features.