Would you rather drive a newer BMW with 100k miles on it or a newer Toyota with 100k miles? Obviously, for us Americans the choice is Toyota but what do other anons think?
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 12:36:16 PM
No.28597943
>>28597975
BMW. I've never had issues with BMWs, I have been left stranded by toyotas.
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 1:01:39 PM
No.28597960
>>28597975
Toyota. I've never had issues with Toyotas, I have been left stranded by bmws.
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 1:31:35 PM
No.28597971
>>28599746
>>28597938 (OP)
probably go for the audi over the honda
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 1:48:55 PM
No.28597982
>>28598222
>>28597938 (OP)
Well, I'm not a raging homosexual, and I actually know how to drive, so it would have to be the Toyota.
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 2:09:24 PM
No.28597997
>>28601257
>>28597938 (OP)
I'll take the 40 year old Toyota with 100k miles thanks
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 5:01:59 PM
No.28598222
>>28597982
Iām gay and I would would also take the Toyota
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 5:40:31 PM
No.28598290
>>28597938 (OP)
Is it a diesel BMW? If not, Toyota
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 6:27:44 PM
No.28598360
>>28598523
>>28599189
>>28597938 (OP)
Newer BMWs are more reliable than newer Toyotas
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 8:02:43 PM
No.28598540
>>28597938 (OP)
Depends on the model obviously.
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 8:13:17 PM
No.28598569
>>28599738
>>28598523
cost you $2000 to find out
Anonymous
9/1/2025, 8:16:51 PM
No.28598578
>>28597938 (OP)
Depends on the specific car in question.
Anonymous
9/2/2025, 2:40:04 AM
No.28599189
>>28598360
>bleeding edge vs refined technology
i think yoters are still more reliable
Anonymous
9/2/2025, 6:56:30 AM
No.28599509
>>28597938 (OP)
depends...do I have money for maintenance?
Anonymous
9/2/2025, 1:22:28 PM
No.28599738
>>28598569
you have to be actually retarded to rely on a shop to read codes
Anonymous
9/2/2025, 11:20:14 PM
No.28600425
>>28601250
Gotta let us know the maintenance history on both.
Also modern BMWs have plastic parts that approach end of life around 60-80k miles (oil filter housing, coolant pipe) so those will need to be replaced as part of regular maintenence.
Anonymous
9/2/2025, 11:28:53 PM
No.28600430
>>28597938 (OP)
I'd take the BMW and sell it. Has higher resell value most likely. Then buy a brand new Toyota.
Anonymous
9/3/2025, 8:32:42 AM
No.28601235
of course the toyota will come out less expensive in the long run. but it's a premium brand vs economy brand.
as long as the bmw was maintained it should be fine, especially ones with B48, B58 engines. the bmw reliabiltiy stereotype comes from young kids buying the n54 335i's, clapping and tuning them out, and then they got to money for maintenance, and then they sell it for the unlucky person
who takes the car that needs everything switched in the engine bay, "BMW UNRELIABLE!"
if you love driving I don't know why would you pick a Toyota over a BMW, no matter the circumstance.
Anonymous
9/3/2025, 8:55:22 AM
No.28601250
>>28601266
>>28601279
>>28600425
Why do they do this? Dont they have pride in their car to make it reliable? Where is it? And why are they so cheaply made these days? What is habbening?
Anonymous
9/3/2025, 9:26:56 AM
No.28601266
>>28601345
>>28601250
>Why do they do this?
saves them money and shareholders can rake in the profit
>Dont they have pride in their car to make it reliable?
lol
lmao
>Where is it?
where is what? the reliability?
there is none...
>And why are they so cheaply made these days?
M-O-N-E-Y
>What is habbening?
an/o/ns getting cucked out of their ultimate driving machines
Anonymous
9/3/2025, 9:44:55 AM
No.28601279
>>28601341
>>28601250
Most new BMWs are being leased to people who have no idea how cars work and are happy to pay another $5k after three years to get into a new lease on a status signaling device. It's the second owner who gets to deal with the planned parts obsolescence. Mercedes does the same thing. Mercedes were overengineered tanks until the mid-90s when Daimler Benz realized they could cut corners, and by the time anyone finds out, the warranty will have have expired.
