Do you think your VW is reliable? This is a question that I get a lot. “Should I buy a VW” “Are they good cars”. And while I would love to say flat out YES, I usually answer it with “it depends. Taking care of a car is a lot more work them people want to spend. This means many cars are poorly maintained. Owning a poorly maintained VW is not a good choice. Yet many VW are perfectly reliable after 157k miles.
I want this show to get you thinking about issues in a larger space. Look beyond that $1000 bill you just had to pay and evaluate the problems free of emotions.
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On today’s automotive podcast we talk about:
- Why this topic came back up
- VW ranks 5 from the bottom on J.D. Power
- Why I “promote” VW as a brand? I DON’T!
- My affinity for the brand
- VW are not the right car for everyone
- What fuels the problems car manufacturers have
- Buy what you like, and expect problems
- The story about my CR-V
- A salesman wants you to by their brand
- We can substitute VW for any other car brand
- and more
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