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Meh. I've a 3.2L alfa gt having 120k km. Front pads got changed at 100k because they were getting old and hard, not because consumption. Rear pads are still sto
by LoSboccacc 10y ago
Meh. I've a 3.2L alfa gt having 120k km. Front pads got changed at 100k because they were getting old and hard, not because consumption. Rear pads are still stock. Got one spark plug and belt change at 90k km, anticipated because I did extra maintenance after a track days season.
Maintenance is baskcally changing oil every two year.
That's to say veihcle that are cheap to maintain are easily found if that's a priority, even amongst unexpected make/models.
- Gibbon1 10y ago100,000 km is 62000 miles. My bosses Prius had 120,000 miles, so 193,000 km. You want crying my old E150 cargo van eats a set of pads every 15-20,000 miles.