True but the newer cars have so many electronics they’ve made it almost impossible to do everything yourself. Only dealerships have certain software to perform certain task.
Back when gas prices were crazy high in 2008 I was driving a 96 Tahoe 400 miles a week to my internship. I gave serious thought to getting a hybrid at the time. But since then I’ve realized these gas prices will go up and down and I would regret driving one when gas was $2/gallon.
Smh
My dad has a 2014 Audi and told me a few days ago that the check engine light came on and he took it to his mechanic and the mechanic told him the price where the repairs would start is $2500
He then took it to the Audi dealer and they told if he wanted everything fixed it would cost almost 10k
Drives brand new for now. That’s my fear with those cars. As soon as you think you good, some other shit pop off.
