OVERKILL
$100 Site Donor 2021
No PM's. Yes, it would have been an expensive car new, but you paid very little for it IIRC. Luxury cars tend to be less tolerant of neglect/abuse than non-luxury ones and tend to be more "needy", particularly Euro marques with dedicated maintenance schedules. My personal example of that was the driveshaft assembly replacement with my M5. Nope, you couldn't buy a $40 u-joint, you had to buy an entire shaft assembly that was $2,500.00, or, you could get a remanufactured aftermarket shaft from the US for $1,200 IIRC, but the shipping was nuts.Well it's an expensive car..
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Another would be the "auto adjusting" clutch mechanism that was an answer to a question nobody asked and resulted in an expensive clutch job, even though the clutch itself was fine. This was guaranteed to pack it in somewhere around 150,000Km.
All that said, it was an incredible driving car, the best I've owned. So it depends on how much you value you ascribe to the ownership experience, I still regret getting rid of it.
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