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What do you mean by “generation” though? Take the Camry for example, that is a “new” car every ~8(?) years. That can’t be what you mean by “generation” so I a
by mulmen 5y ago
What do you mean by “generation” though? Take the Camry for example, that is a “new” car every ~8(?) years. That can’t be what you mean by “generation” so I assume you just mean “a few years after release”?
- sokoloff 5y agoAnytime there’s a significant refresh of the model (when the Mustang got the Coyote motor, Corolla switched from rear to front drive, etc), I’d avoid the first year of that generation as well, but I’d particularly avoid the first year of a first-gen car. My post above could have been much more clear. For a body refresh with an already proven engine/trans combination, I wouldn’t be as concerned (which is what I was trying to get at, albeit clumsily).