I've heard this varies depending on where you're from, with some people insisting you should only buy a bmw if you live in yurrp due to the parts being expensive to ship to the US, while some recommend buying caddies/lincolns in the US only for the same reason.
I've got an older lincoln, while my friends all drive acuras/bmws from similar vintages, and I was wondering what Veeky Forums's take is.
pic related, it's a car I could never buy due to the cost of parts/shipping
Jason Cook
Lexus
Jonathan Lewis
Lexus, Mercedes.
Zachary Evans
volvo
Zachary Clark
wat
Jeremiah Stewart
pic related is shit. Even current jaguar doesn't say we build this car. Unrealiable peace of shit.
Jose Gonzalez
X350 (pictured) is pretty reliable, don't confuse it with the previous generation
Obviously still far from Lexus
Angel Morris
Lexus and dare I say it bmw. From personal experience
Christopher Hughes
I thought parts are always expensive for premium brands. BMW's parts are about as expensive as Cadillac's here in Europe. Cadillac parts are just less likely to be in stock. Not that a Cadillac needs as many parts as a corresponding BMW throughout its life, kek
2bf don't buy a premium brand if you hate the idea of maintenance costs. Just buy a Volvo S80, Chrysler 300, or any other... upscale subpremium car.
Jace Russell
Lexus. Old Lexus especially, as most of that was just upmarket Toyota.
>Volvo >luxury
Nolan Walker
>implying fireplace isn't a luxury accessory
Aiden Reed
That's a pretty sick 240 Flying Scotsman Swap,
Ryder Hernandez
>Volvo >Luxury
Ian Davis
Then, what do you think Volvo is?
Andrew Diaz
Well, that is a brand new 50k $ car. And while that might be luxury, the cars any of us fagg/o/ts can afford are old, look like bricks and are not very luxurious
Elijah Stewart
>Lexus >luxury you weebs, kek
Kevin Morris
My Lincoln Towncar will not break. Except for everything that's different from a fleet basic crown victoria.
Brayden Cox
>this contemporary Volvo car represents the overall brand image of Volvo that has been forged over decades
Hudson Ramirez
The most luxurious luxury car is going to be one that's sort of pseudoluxury, like a Lexus. The most reliable actual luxury brand is going to be BMW or Porsche, but highly dependent on model.
Jason Perez
pls tell us what makes BMW better than Lexus while I laugh
Benjamin Cook
performance
Jackson Howard
one can be really fun to drive, the other makes a good attempt.
