| Celica GT | 32% | 32% - 12 | ||||
| BMW 318i E46 | 67% | 67% - 25 | ||||
| Total: 37 | ||||||
That's only the case if you don't know how to treat your car properly. Hell, my Audi has been going for 17 years without skipping a beat, and maintenance is under $500 a year (which is actually less than my mother's Honda).Christbane wrote:
lifetime maintenance for a celica is about a years worth on the bmw post warrantyjsnipy wrote:
Celica is not exactly maintenance free either
One of my best mates has that car.... it'd just be.... weirdCapnNismo wrote:
If you're looking at a Celica and you're in Australia, you might also look into a 200SX. Very reliable motors.
DrunkFace wrote:
If you're going to get a celica, at least get one that doesn't look like shit, like this one.
http://www.pictures-of-cars.com/JAE2005 … ntwork.jpg
DrunkFace wrote:
If you're going to get a celica, at least get one that doesn't look like shit.
http://www.pictures-of-cars.com/JAE2005 … ntwork.jpg
No-one can ever buy that model for this one reason.DrunkFace wrote:
If you're going to get a celica, at least get one that doesn't look like shit.
http://www.pictures-of-cars.com/JAE2005 … ntwork.jpg
