Sunday, June 9, 2024

Weight and Substantiality

 


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  1. Don't forget unaffordability

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    1. Shockingly, you can get a nice used one for about 65k. Problem is, who services it where you live (where I am, nobody). Having had an English car before, I can guarantee that you'll need a mechanic/parts sooner or later. That's what will kill the deal.

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    2. Just an oil change could run $400 to $500.

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  2. Where's the bumper? Heck, if you just barely bumped into a shopping cart, you would get thousands of dollars worth of damage to the grill. No, thank you. Any vehicle I drive MUST have a functional (exterior) bumper!

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  3. Father-in-law had a Rolls. Crazy ex-wife hit the windshield with a hammer.
    Replacement windshield was over nine thousand dollars.

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  4. How much of them are VW though, with RollsRoyces much of the electronics and running gear are BMW, if brave enough chances are you could find the equivalent part numbers and source a large amount of mechanical parts from the parent VW/BMW dealerships.

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