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  1. 10-28-2006, 01:29 PM #1
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    Default Reliability?

    http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...d.php?t=622646

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    Interesting discussion about VW vs. BMW reliability. I've never owned a VW, but I've worked on them, and omfg are they a bitch to do almost anything to, even the smiplest things they make complicated, IMO. Whereas, I've never had much of a problem tearing into 'most' things in a BMW. Not to say BMW's never made stuff thats hard or near impossible to do either..... Discuss.
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  2. 10-31-2006, 06:37 PM #2
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    BMW's are just expensive.....
    -If You Own A Honda And Say "Headers", Go Jump Off Bridge...........

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    BMW's will last forever but you are going to have to do repair after repair to keep it going is what I hear. I have never had a problem with my car(VW GTI 1.8T.)
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    ^^^ its new
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    ahhahahah

    "my honda broke a timing belt randomly and snapped a motor mount so im selling it and buying a festiva"....
    FUCK B&D COMMUNICATIONS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by b18hatch
    ahhahahah

    "my honda broke a timing belt randomly and snapped a motor mount so im selling it and buying a festiva"....
    My only question is why you didn't buy one sooner?
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