was looking at them yesterday... any issues?
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How late model?
I had a 2003 745Li and nothing but issues. I recently just got rid of it. Every light on the dash on, all electrical problems. I spent thousands on repairs....~Kacy
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A8 L all the way!Comment
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You are going to get the best deal on the Audi, since their resale is shyte. BMW have always been plagued with electrical issues, something that Audi went through in the 80's and 90s. Lexus, will no doubt be the most reliable of the bunch, just too bad their styling is too Toyota.Rich"at"rebel-ads.com
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I would go for the Mercedes S class...a mechanic at the dealership told me recently that those cars are really good, as far as not breaking alot.Email me at jeff at rouge dot netComment
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Lexus LS no doubt!
Most comfortable and reliable car ever. Plus the service that all lexus dealers offer is top notch compared with the others.Comment
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Mercedes all the way mate. Even with high mileage they will run like on day one. Got my CLS in 2008 and put a little over 120k miles on it so far. No issues what so ever.
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Try Jaguar. Yummy. XJ rocks.Herschel Savage
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Can't say anything about the BMW - but I can definately vouch for Audi. Just got my 4th one in a row and no (serious) problems (first 3 had around 300.000 km / 190.000 miles in total)
Had the A8 as a rental last year when my car was getting a check up - and it's a great car if you can/want to afford it
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I have a 06 one, great car.Comment
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I have a 2006 750Li
STAY THE FUCK AWAY!!!!
The car is a fucking money pit and they all have transmission issues. BMW wants $7k to repair mine, no fucking way. The $96k car now sits in my driveway leaking oil and coolant as it is pretty much un-drivable with the state of the trans.
Buy an Infiniti M. I had one before the 7 and was the best car I've ever owned or drivenLast edited by 96ukssob; 04-25-2012, 08:40 AM.Email: Clicky on MeComment
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can't speak for the 7 series, but know many people including myself that have 3s and Ms. None of us have ever had any issues
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Most of the 3's and 5's are pretty well built, as they know these will be more common. Only issues Ive heard about are electrical in the 2006-2009 5 series with the instrument panel.
For the 7, its a nightmare. You would think with their flagship vehicle they would take a little more pride, but doesn't seem to be the case. If you go on the forums, almost everyone complains about the transmission problem, or known as the "60,000 mile curse."
I had no idea until I bought one and regret it everyday. I hate the car and wish it would just disappear... worst is the dealership I bought it from fucked me and stole my money for taxes and lied about options so I can even sell the POS to someone else.
After this, and dealing with both 2 BMW dealerships and BMW USA I would NEVER buy another BMW again, ever. Biggest piece of shit waste of money cars on the road, right next to Mercedes and their plastic inserts they use in their higher end vehicles.
The next car I will buy will be an Infiniti. No offense Germans, you suck at making luxury cars and should stick to beer and sausages
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i work at a hi end used car dealer when i not bouncing womens tits. my 2 cents is to not waste money on a new or late model ride. the resale value goes completely to shit, real fast. My guy sells some late 90s mercedes real cheap, in the 7 - 10K range. The cars are built like tanks, drive like new, have nice interiors. What they are missing are the nav systems & the bells/whistles that break down & are hard to use. I know its fashionable to have a new ride, but the fun wears off & after a bump or 2 its just another car. Not worth the price tag unless money is like water to you. GL.Comment
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