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Yes but your Collora's rear diff(heh) doesn't cost $7500 to replace. Also, morality aside, the resale-ability of your Collora is on the exact opposite end vers
by guardiangod 4y ago
Yes but your Collora's rear diff(heh) doesn't cost $7500 to replace.
Also, morality aside, the resale-ability of your Collora is on the exact opposite end versus a used Land Rover.
- dahfizz 4y agoThis is something I don't think people understand about "luxury" cars. You may find a good deal on the sale price, but you're still paying the inflated repair bills. A $30k BMW is way more expensive than a $30k Toyota.
- ska 4y agoThis is a lesson learned again and again buy 20-somethings who find a "great" deal on a luxury sedan the same age as they are....
- notch656a 4y agoLuxury make Lexus consistently ranks as one of the most reliable vehicle manufacturers. Are you sure luxury means you're going to end up with large repair bills?
- ska 4y agoIn general relative to a similarly aged reliable economy car? Absolutely. All older cars require work, and the work on luxury brands typically is systemically more expensive. With Lexus you are cherry picking a bit though, their maintenance costs tend to be in line with other Toyota's, among the cheapest of all. They are an exception though, for luxury badges. The germans are mostly terrible for this, and the "premium" american badges are pretty bad too.