Get a Lexus hybrid, they said
It’s reliable, it’s bulletproof, it lasts forever
Toyota/Lexus hybrids? The best in the industry! 10 year warranty!
Oh, it’s hot outside? Hybrid system malfunction. Can’t drive 1m to the nearest service, gotta call a platform to pick you up.
Fuck this shit, I’m gonna sell this hybrid junk and get a gas guzzler that never lets me down.
Any recommendations?
Oh no. Car troubles are tough. I wish you the best of luck finding a new solution. 🙏
I’m a truck guy myself so not sure my suggestions would help.
Dude, Dacia! 🤘
My mom’s €5k Dacia Logan starts all the time. Winter time, hot summer, it just works 🤷🏻♂️
If it's 1.4 MPI engine, that thing kills 1m km like nothing. I was testing new Biggster, easily best value for money. Wanted to buy it but the wait time was 3 months and I needed new car asap as lightning fried my Jogger. Instead I got Cupra Terremar, satisfied so far.
Cupra = fancier Seat = Volkswagen group
Not my style 😅
Love my petrol Jaguar XE
What you need to ask yourself is: why out of millions of owners did the universe choose me to have this malfunction?
It could be that it actually saved you from an accident that was to happen a few blocks away.
There js a reason. Because this is an abnormality.
Had it serviced a couple of months ago, the mechanics told me that it’s in great condition and will last 15 years easily with no major repairs 😂
I feel it for you. I had a 2002 sienna which I sold in 2017. Very little maintenance. Only oil change. I have a 2008 Sienna with 300K km. Very little maintenance over the years. Still use it daily. No rust. Had a 2012 Sienna AWD. 290K km. That one had a faulty transmission. Cost me 5K to rebuild. Son drove over an ice boulder on the road this January. tore a hole in the oil pan and seized the engine. Need to replace it and only looking for v6 3L used.
Do, not, buy, modern, shit.
Modern cars like other modern tech = it's no longer your car, it's a Toyota unit that it rented to you, which it can shut down remotely because of your bad political views.
You don't believe me? DYOR on "telematic systems in modern cars".
