BMW’s are famously known to be in the workshop more often than on the road. My friend’s BMW had a type of self-cleaning oil. All he has to do is top off the oil once a month. Just ignore the stain on the parking lot, it’s not oil.
They are very sensitive and do require to regular cleanings and oil changes
But saying that they are less reliable since our regulations are so much stricter, no less to say that they less lasting is not only the silliest fucking thing I have heard all tuesday but objectively false
European cars generally last much longer than American vehicles
It’s not like a BMW is more reliable.
Every BMW comes with a complimentary jar of blue electrical smoke. 💨
Does the blue electric smoke at least stay inside the jar while I’m leasing it?
Yeah, but you can be stuck in traffic in your BMW without needing to interact with the poors!
What the actual fuck are you talking about?
BMW’s are famously known to be in the workshop more often than on the road. My friend’s BMW had a type of self-cleaning oil. All he has to do is top off the oil once a month. Just ignore the stain on the parking lot, it’s not oil.
They are very sensitive and do require to regular cleanings and oil changes
But saying that they are less reliable since our regulations are so much stricter, no less to say that they less lasting is not only the silliest fucking thing I have heard all tuesday but objectively false
https://kirbergmotors.com/6-reasons-why-european-car-brands-are-a-better-buy/#%3A~%3Atext=More+Longevity%2Cdrive+your+vehicle+for+longer.
I’m European. I’m not talking about American cars.
And it’s also a joke with a bit of truth to it. They do require much more care so they’re more often in the workshop than, say a Toyota.
If you can read than in my source you will see that no thats objectively not true
And if you think that danish cars are better than bmw-s then you are delusional
It’s a common stereotype in America, I guess periodic inspections are too expensive and they skip them.
In Germany BMW are considered quite reliable. Expensive to maintain but reliable.