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Originally Posted by DuneMan
If I end up selling my F10... I'm steering away from german cars altogether.
From my own experience with my F10.. the technology (Throttle, Transmission, steering, Tires...) is just not yet ready for production. It still needs a lot more testing and debugging. I simply cannot drive my car past 120 KM/hr if it's slightly windy. That's how bad my steering is.
Yet, BMW seems to be making decisions to start selling their products before they're mature. How can I trust that it won't happen to me again, say in 2016 or 2020?
As far as I'm concerned, the brand name is at steak here.
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You can buy whatever you like and feel works for you. They all rush to market. I wish I was the type of guy that could wait. I always want the latest. So for me it's always a crapshoot. A really smart person buys a lightly used car with the service records a few years old. They also can research the car. Different strokes different folks. Peace