Would you buy another BMW?
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seven_heaven
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Re: Would you buy another BMW?
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seven_heaven
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Re: Would you buy another BMW?
For me, I think BMW is reliable.
However, despite being a brand in the high-end class, cost a bomb to own and maintain, something will still go wrong, as Murphy said it.
We see so many BMWs on SG's roads today, if the make itself is a piece of junk, that would make a lot of Singaporeans and us a karang-guni. A high-class but stupid one, that is.
Sometimes, life can be very much more enjoyable if one can just relac and let go some of those minor things.
If my window is having slight creaking noise, I turn up my ICE so i don't hear it.
If my car vibrates mildly once in a blue moon, i'd say "fish it" as I'm not gonna part with my car for days (or even weeks) just for the workshop to try to feel it. Some more must jun-jun be there when it happens, mah-jiam like kenna 4-D like that. :hmmidont:
Of course, if it is something that compromise my safety, then I definitely would want to fix it.
If we try too hard to demand our car to be in a 120% tip-top condition, might as well buy the showroom car and park it there for the longest time.
Life is more than just my car, and I want to enjoy every bit of it.
Just my view, dun bother to flame me cos' i won't give a damn.
ha..ha..ha... :nehnehhh:
Like some bros had mentioned, it's a matter of personal expectation.TheNew7 said:
For me, I think BMW is reliable.
However, despite being a brand in the high-end class, cost a bomb to own and maintain, something will still go wrong, as Murphy said it.
We see so many BMWs on SG's roads today, if the make itself is a piece of junk, that would make a lot of Singaporeans and us a karang-guni. A high-class but stupid one, that is.
Sometimes, life can be very much more enjoyable if one can just relac and let go some of those minor things.
If my window is having slight creaking noise, I turn up my ICE so i don't hear it.
If my car vibrates mildly once in a blue moon, i'd say "fish it" as I'm not gonna part with my car for days (or even weeks) just for the workshop to try to feel it. Some more must jun-jun be there when it happens, mah-jiam like kenna 4-D like that. :hmmidont:
Of course, if it is something that compromise my safety, then I definitely would want to fix it.
If we try too hard to demand our car to be in a 120% tip-top condition, might as well buy the showroom car and park it there for the longest time.
Life is more than just my car, and I want to enjoy every bit of it.
Just my view, dun bother to flame me cos' i won't give a damn.
ha..ha..ha... :nehnehhh:
Snail_Mobile
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Re: Would you buy another BMW?
No car on the road is completely 100% reliable/faultless. Every damn make/model hv certain defects, its jus tat whether u r tat 'lucky' enough to get it or not.
BMW to me is gd and reliable car although I don't drive a Bimmer now, but hv been thinking of getting 1 again.
No car on the road is completely 100% reliable/faultless. Every damn make/model hv certain defects, its jus tat whether u r tat 'lucky' enough to get it or not.
BMW to me is gd and reliable car although I don't drive a Bimmer now, but hv been thinking of getting 1 again.
Turbonetic
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Re: Would you buy another BMW?
I had two brand new Germany made Mercedes, its not any better either.
I had two brand new Germany made Mercedes, its not any better either.
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