damn i would call a 2018 a almost new car and it already has that many things that need to be done. at least ur capable of doing them yourself, good work
The problem isn't so much a quality issue but it kinda is. I would say the fact that vehicles are way over-engineered is the true issue. It makes repairs on them much more difficult. So much so that if you don't have the specific tools , you either get to pay the dealership to do it. Or you buy the required tools for that vehicle and do it yourself if you can. Back in my day....j/k The vehicles are safer though. I still wouldn't buy anything newer than 2010. Too many transmission problems with a lot of manufacturers. I can take a 70's anything and put $30k into it and be just as nice. Maybe not as safe. But just as nice. And I could fix it pretty damn cheaply.
As an auto tech for 30 years and retired now yes the vehicles are over equipped Put too many things not needed driving to price through the roof and the quality is poor for something that needs to be simple for most people is much much too complicated😢
damn i would call a 2018 a almost new car and it already has that many things that need to be done. at least ur capable of doing them yourself, good work
youd say that but its already 6 years old. most people i know replace their car in 10-15 years so its a third through its life.
@@ReyaadGafur well that's how it works in modern society and here I am fixing a 25 year old car
Where are the days where stuff was made to last long
They don't callem "Fix or Repair Daily" for nuthin!
I have a 1991 f-150 hilarious thing when it's cold out For me And you turn on the heater and aint quite heated up it tensey snow in the cab.
I miss my 96 F150 with the 4-speed WITH OVERDRIVE. I didn't need to replace the bearings on it until nearly 3/4 of a million miles.
The problem isn't so much a quality issue but it kinda is. I would say the fact that vehicles are way over-engineered is the true issue. It makes repairs on them much more difficult. So much so that if you don't have the specific tools , you either get to pay the dealership to do it. Or you buy the required tools for that vehicle and do it yourself if you can. Back in my day....j/k The vehicles are safer though. I still wouldn't buy anything newer than 2010. Too many transmission problems with a lot of manufacturers. I can take a 70's anything and put $30k into it and be just as nice. Maybe not as safe. But just as nice. And I could fix it pretty damn cheaply.
As an auto tech for 30 years and retired now yes the vehicles are over equipped
Put too many things not needed driving to price through the roof and the quality is poor for something that needs to be simple for most people is much much too complicated😢
Yes. Also the engine is too small
Get a v8 that’s gonna crap out on you in the second week of ownership then
shoulda bought a chevy
Shoulda bought Japanese