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If you like niche cars, the Mini Cooper line has dealerships with replacement parts going back to at least the 2001 models (and probably can custom-order stuff
by crooked-v 7y ago
If you like niche cars, the Mini Cooper line has dealerships with replacement parts going back to at least the 2001 models (and probably can custom-order stuff for earlier models), and an endearingly nutty online fanbase that sells both custom aftermarket parts/upgrades and original OEM parts for both the 'modern' BMW-made line and for the classic cars.
The word online is that these cars take a lot of maintenance, but I haven't had any trouble with mine (2012 model, 90K miles, original electronics) aside from needing a new fan belt and a new battery. And of course the Countryman line is basically just a BMW SUV with the Mini branding and dealership network.
If you want a vehicle that's less 'will the parts be available' and more 'will it just last forever', though, you can't go wrong with a Toyota Hilux.