Total Ownership Costs on my C63s AMG Coupe with 50k miles!! The Total is a lot!

Whattttttttttttt is up everyone. So I am back again with another upload for the c63s amg coupe, what is new lol in this video I do a breakdown on the costs of ownership for 2 years and 50k miles on my c63s amg! I really did not want to make this video since it hurts to see this very expensive amount but I had to get through it for you guys and for anyone else that may be looking to purchase a c63s or c63. This video is for anyone doing research on what it is like to own this car for so many miles and what it might cost for them before they buy it! Do not make the same mistake as I did and get your costs to be this much!
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[@SunnySingh-fd8wn]

Do more driving videos bro. Need to hear the beast 🙌

[@yaboibakalli]

Will do my man!

[@michaelt334]

@@yaboibakalli hi what do you call the one you have your phone on your car? can I use it on any phone or just for iPhone?

[@scipionyx]

I like how he was transparent and went straight to the point instead of giving vague answers like other car videos guys do. Mad props.

[@yaboibakalli]

Thanks man, glad you liked it!

[@lexusls4305]

The cost, when considering mileage, is pretty good. It seems expensive as you’ve done so much driving in such a short amount of time

[@politendjarakana8756]

dont ever sell it, V8's will be in high demand. I just subed, great content

[@Papipolarbear]

Your experience is definitely unique, I'd say but those cost don't seem terrible considering most people would spread those cost over 4-5 years instead of your two. Great video though, definitely some food for thought!

[@Dmeech100]

Skip the warranties, do pads/rotors aftermarket and yourself (not that hard) and you will save a significant amount of $$$. I have a base, run of the mill E90 (non M3) and dealer service fee are not that far off from what you mentioned. The thing to know about brakes/rotors/oil etc MB/BMW get all these parts from suppliers, so you can get all of these parts at OEM quality from said suppliers aftermarket. There are plenty of DIY videos on youtube which will walk you through the job. My E90 has 100k miles on it, i've done 2 door lock actuators, 3 widow regulators, 5 oil changes, 1 set of pads/rotors, 1 ignition coil, full set of spark plugs, valve cover gasket, various light bulbs, seatbelt clip, trunk struts and a couple of other small things all from watching youtube videos. First car I ever did work on myself, its honestly non that hard with youtube. If I went to the dealer for all of this, my costs would be easily over $10-$15k, doing it myself I'm around $2k in parts over 8 yrs of ownership.

[@Duvalfinest09]

What concerned me is that he stated he "broke" the rear suspension 3 times in 2 years.

[@CarsWithBij]

Nice to see some other young AMG youtubers, subbed.

[@yaboibakalli]

CarsWithBij thanks man, I appreciate the support

[@jasonlima5971]

Great videos, they make me feel like you should have a lot more subs than you do. I’ve been binge watching any c63 vids I can find bc I have a 2020 c63s coupe being built in April and your vids are the only ones holding me over until then lol

[@yaboibakalli]

Thanks man! I hope I can grow soon. Enjoy your 2020 you will love it!

[@yaseen_abbas]

@@yaboibakalli Hey man, i am thinking of getting a coupe, but considering the sedan, i only drove the sedan as none of the dealers here in new zealand have a coupe demo for test drive. I wanted to know if anyone drove both and what would you recommend?

[@veronerodriques4020]

Thanks for making this video. Definitely helps!

[@yaboibakalli]

No problem, glad you like it!

[@noahskipps8809]

Super informative! I’ve been coming up lately in life and things are going well. I was on the verge of just jumping the gun on this one! BUT, after this video I definitely will remain patient! I will get it for sure in the near future! Video was awesome! I appreciate it brotha 🤙🏽

[@yaboibakalli]

Glad I could help out! Good luck

[@louchman1985]

You can get the c63, not the s, much cheaper,

[@eduardorivas5587]

@@louchman1985 how much cheaper? I might purchase

[@xuecui9454]

Really appreaciate you share the vidoe. I just recently got my c63s coupe and I was just right at the stage struggling with the different warrenties to buy.

[@billpeebles4223]

I had a w204 c63. I learned tricks to get around all of those crazy costs. Did a lot of aftermarket vice oem, similar quality for a 1/4 of the price

[@thegreatafrican3367]

What about the fuel costs? Looking to get a 6.2

[@kaymaggie520]

@@thegreatafrican3367 you either at the gas station.. or on the way to gas station...

[@justingonsalves3193]

Great video dude. Very informative. Def helping me with my decision. So my question is what did the warranty actually cover if you are paying 19k?

[@romoremodeling]

Great video. Super helpful!

[@BotsWeekendCovers]

We just bought one for my wife and luckily I do all the service and repairs :). Plus she will never rip into it but I promise you I will!!!! Great Vid!

[@AzFlyHD]

I’m running my money up so I can get a 17 by 2023 idc it’s my favorite car that’ll be in price range for now and if I do get one I’ll keep it forever

[@willyfaz1]

Did you get it?!

[@Axtec36]

Good information ℹ️

[@daddyjackbryant5838]

Thank you for the detailed and honest cost breakdown...very professional job on the video. However, you omitted the largest cost of ownership...and this applies to all cars...DEPRECIATION. Ignoring interest, taxes, etc., you've likely lost $50k in depreciation ($100k cost less estimated current value of $50k). Insurance is another cost you omitted, but that is a MUCH smaller number. Buying used/certified-used is a good way to reduce depreciation cost. Love the car though!

[@yaboibakalli]

I actually lost close to 55k but yes you are right. I didnt cover that! I might make a new video on it tbh

[@svrzic5498]

Great vid

[@apancher]

Man, you need to find a good independent shop. Great, honest analysis though. You must be having a ton of fun to go through tires like that! Luckily, I work from home, so whatever I get won't be seeing a ton of miles, and I will be in Florida, so wheel damage from potholes isn't much of a factor.

[@lonewolf3564]

Good video, but man your experience with your C63S has been way different than mine so far. You have more miles on yours than I do (I have around 27k) but I haven't had any trouble with my car (knock on wood) and I only needed to replace the rear tires once so far. I do my fair share of racing but I don't do a lot of burnouts and I have an S2000 that I also drive every now and then so that takes some of the load off the c63s. I used to be an auto tech so I can do my own repairs and services if need be but my car is still under warranty and I haven't had any issues. if you have tools I think you can do your own oil changes and brakes. It's really not that hard and you can get a repair manual online. unless you want to keep the stock wheels permanently I don't think there's any point in having gotten that wheel/tire warranty, you could always get different wheels if something happens to the ones you have, you don't have to stick with OEM. I was just curious to know what happened to your suspension? How did it get damaged and what did you have to replace?

[@antoinebiegle6223]

He was probably off roading with his. Do you still have yours? Did you have any issues ?

[@jhirai80]

Hi, James again. My C63 makes an unpleasant clunking noise coming from right rear under hard acceleration from stop. Wondering if the suspension issues you had were similar symptoms, and if you would share more information about that!?!?

[@gregski08]

Awesome video. Can you please send a link for the brake pads you got? Im running oem pads and they leave alot of brake dust plus they squeal like crazy

[@Dontae-iw1ld]

Pretty cool 👍🏽

[@jhirai80]

Hi, James here. I like your videos. I Recently purchased a 17’ C63s myself. I flew from Seattle to Tampa to pick it up and drove it hm. Obsidian black pretty well equipped, there weren’t any here in Seattle area with the options I wanted. In your cost of ownership video I don’t think you said how much is your insurance? I’m 50 in July and I’m paying about 4K a yr with multi car discount and full coverage on C63s and minimum on my GMC truck. Also btw really liked carbon fiber steering wheel vid, I’d already been thinking about doing that but want the one with the little Info square and LEDs. Against didn’t catch cost? Thx in advance, James

[@yaboibakalli]

jhirai80 my insurance is on the cheaper end because I am a co-signer on it. Also you can get the leds on your wheel at @sw_custom, they offer any customization! Let them know I sent you when you contact them, could get a discount

[@donig4292]

What’s up shqipe I have a 2018 c63s too in the ny area. I was wondering which Benz dealership you use cause the price for rotors you mentioned is more reasonable then what I was quoted (1300 for 1 !!!!!). And also I heard about those porterfeild pads are good for brake dust, but are you fr they don’t squeak as much either. I would appreciate your feedback cuz. Goodluck with that beast

[@SuperMrminecraftdude]

i have the C63S wagon from 2016, im going back and forth from trying to decide if i should keep it or not. On one hand, it costs me an insane amount (slightly less than yours in the video, but ive only had it for a bit more than a year) but man its an INCREDIBLE car. Im a normal guy with a normal job, so the car kinda economically limits me from doing other things that i want to, but it also makes me sad to even consider selling this beast of a car that i love so much.

[@nasjr2219]

Keep it

[@rastaminded119]

One new subscriber because you and your videos are chilled. I never knew I wanted to know these information until I saw your videos. Two questions - Did you sell the car yet? What do you drive now?

[@yaboibakalli]

Thanks for subscribing! Much appreciated :) and I still own this car, I am shopping for a new one right now so we will see what is next!

[@In-Rainbows]

Not many people put 50,000 miles on a car with 63 written on the back in 2 years. Or get through tyres like you seem to. I think no matter what car you drive, running costs will be expensive! Enjoyed your video though. You’re good at what you do. You didn’t mention tax & insurance… 🤓👍

[@yaboibakalli]

Thanks for watching! Tax and insurance is a different story, it varies so much by everyone so I didn't bother including it. I paid a 6% sales tax on the car at purchase though for reference.

[@Life_Chronicles91]

That's the problem dealerships always charge way too much I have a local guy that specializes in foreign cars and as long as I buy the parts it's really cheap compared to what your paying

[@ryanmalone2681]

I have a 2014 E63 AMG S Modwl with 40k miles and last time I brought it in for a service, it was $3.6k. The year before it was $1800. They’re expensive, especially since I drove it less than 1,000 miles last year.

[@adhamsaleh3405]

Bro is driving 25,000 miles a year. No wonder he is paying 4,000$ a year. My man is enjoying his car.

[@bimmer4387]

I own a BMW 520d F11 and C63 AMG estate 476hp from 2016. I live in Germany. Yearly tax on my 520d is 228 eur,while for c63 it is 282 eur. A small difference. Insurance is 40eur/month for 520d and 80 eur for c63 - both are partially comprehensive. C63 takes about 12-13l combined while the 520d takes 7.5-8. With all that,i don't think c63 is very expensive to run here,because it isn't such a big difference between a normal 190hp diesel and a 500hp petrol v8 car. I change my oil,filters,brakes,a few hoses that break alone. I'm not a mechanic but i do know some simple work on the car. Only thing that is much more expensive on the c63 is the headlight group,brakes and suspension parts. Luckily in 30 000 km on the c63 nothing broke yet,just needed the regular maintenance,oil and filters + tires (i get a lot of discounts on online sites and even when i can't change something on the car myself i don't take the car to the official dealership but rather to my local mechanic that i know for a long time). And yeah,don't crucify me because i don't take the c63 to the mercedes dealership,because car already has 200 000 km on the clock,and it doesn't make sense to take it there anymore,plus the car is running absolutely perfect,you don't need to be a mercedes technician to take good care of your car). Cheers.

[@hamzadogar964]

Hey Bakalli did you get the 'AP1291' Porterfield brakes? if not then which exact model did you get?

[@tayotayo568]

You should be reviewing different cars, your voice sounds very interesting to listen to

[@yaboibakalli]

Thanks man! I plan on it

[@Duvalfinest09]

I don't recommend anyone buying this car as their sole vehicle unless you have a basic understanding of mechanical skills and tools to maintain your brakes/rotors/wheels/tires, wear and tear. If your 1st instinct is to go to a dealership, you already lost the battle. Find a local shop and establish a good relationship with them so that you can focus your funds on preventative engine maintenance and powertrain repairs. Most of the things he listed are DIY and KZbin tutorials most of it 1/4 the cost he listed.

[@craigshields8806]

You can get those warranties with a CPO Mercedes but like with the new car, you have to buy them at purchase.

[@chunpoon4264]

What did the extended warranty come with? Oil changes and stuff included?

[@4kforlife386]

I hate service cost thanks for sharing!

[@azprelude95]

A few years old, but great information still.

[@erkydi]

would u suggest getting brand new c63s or look fot good deals from previous years? if money is not a big issue

[@worwor1721]

Well I guess a used one is a fraction of the original price. Buy new is new

[@popcornfps]

I wish I got that tire and wheel coverage 🤦. I don't recall it being offered only the pre-service packages. However, man I had no major issues with the car, only thing would be minor issues like the coolant being low and that's due to the small reservoir.

[@FutureSWApilot]

I have an 2018 S5 Coupe now. I’m looking to get this or the 2021 Jag F Type R. I’m test driving both tomorrow. Most definitely will be a custom order from the factory either way I go though!

[@exoticwhipsbroadspipesandbags]

Jay9757 Which one did you pick?

[@nickpurdy69]

I am between this and an Ftype R as well haha. Can't decide!

[@null2470]

Do not replace tires either one or three at a time. Do em all or rotate, do it right.

[@akashsp]

How do you get 300-350 miles off a tank?! My C63S coupe is only doing about 185-200 max!

[@kamaalsherrod3195]

Bro you just made me want it more .. hearing the cost of everything thank you 😊

[@yaboibakalli]

Hahaha thats opposite for me!

[@kennyagne2922]

not bad im looking at a 2020 model one and the amount you drive is way more than i do i use to own a 2017 rs3 i owned it for 4 years and only managed to get 45k and its my daily driver so minus gas is 11k and that could go alot less if you didnt crack the wheel

[@ronin120]

Man, my wife and I both work and we make a good living...been liking this car for awhile. These costs are brutal and crushing to my dream of buying this car. What do people, young people especially, do to afford these cars? With a mortgage, bills, other expenses, and saving for retirement there is just no financial room for these repairs...UGH!!

[@yaboibakalli]

Just dont daily drive it like me, I put on a lot of miles because I drove 12hr road trips almost every weekend. If you keep miles down then costs are down as well

[@SpraggieEdits]

buy it, i got one in march and it puts a smile on my face everytime i start the engine. like he said, don’t drive it everyday and you should keep the costs at an affordable rate! also look for a used one, have a local mechanic do an inspection before you purchase and ask your insurance company what warranty they offer for your vehicle.

[@lonewolf3564]

I have a used 2017 c63s coupe and I haven't had a single problem with it (knock on wood). The only thing it's needed so far was rear tires once. You can't buy a car like this and not expect to go through tires often and just like gas and insurance, you should account for tires in your budget. How often you need tires depends on how much and how fast you drive. Before covid my commute was 40 miles to work and 40 miles back everyday. I drive my c63s hard and got into races often and it's been trouble free. Not sure why this guy is getting his work done by a dealership, when independent shops are much cheaper. For instance when this guy had suspension issues, he could have gone with an aftermarket setup which would cost much less and would still have all the factory features and he could've used an independent shop to do the repairs/install which would cost half what Mercedes charges. I also used to be a master auto tech so I can also do my own services and most of my own repairs so I save some money there too. If you're going to buy this car I would suggest picking up a repair manual online and learn how to do the simple maintenance like oil changes, brakes, etc yourself It's not that hard if you've ever turned a wrench before. The one thing I would definitely say is that don't buy these kind of cars unless you have enough money to pay them off in cash shortly after when you are buy them, if not when you buy them. German cars are always depreciating assets and if you have enough to pay it off in cash then that means you have enough backup budget for unexpected repairs and that's just how it goes when you buy high-end German or Italian cars. Also buying a German car brand new is not smart unless you plan to give it back after your lease. If you're going to keep it after your lease is up and don't know how to do your own repairs or don't have a good independent shop, you better spend extra money on a good warranty extension. The rule of thumb is to buy/own most German cars after they're 3-5 years old because that's when they have depreciated the most and hold their value the best. For instance I bought my 2017 c63s used w/ 20k miles for $57k before taxes, and I had enough saved to pay it off at that time. My monthly payment is around $790. If over the next 2-3years the car doesn't have too much trouble I will just pay it off early, and if it does become a headache I will sell it. According to the data and patterns I've seen, if I own it for around 4 to 5 years and sell it after I should probably get somewhere around $35-$40k on the private market depending on its condition and that would mean I only spent roughly $30k to own the car for 4-5 yrs. Before adding in any repairs or maintenance costs, most of which I do myself. If you treat your car well and don't drive like an idiot you shouldn't be in a repair shop often. If you abuse your car or end up modding / tuning it excessively then things are going to break and they're going to drain your wallet. When things do break, as an ex dealership tech I can tell you that don't go to dealerships for repairs; independent shops are always cheaper.

[@ronin120]

Lone Wolf yeah, if I ever get this car or any high performance German car, it will def be a few years old. Just can see myself buy one new. I have been looking at a few 2012s and 2013s coupes in the high $20s low $30s. I know they are not as flashy or new like the one in this video but the exhaust note on those is AWESOME!!

[@lonewolf3564]

@@ronin120 those older (w204) c63 are great cars and they have the real 6.3L motor and that awesome NA v8 sound. They were the last real c63 cars. Just be aware that many of those cars from 2010 to 2013 had head bolt faiulure issues and intake cam lobe issues that required extensive repairs. Most of the cars that had the issues were recalled by Mercedes and usually repaired under warranty. if you ever are looking at one of those year c63's you should check the VIN number and you can go online and find out if that particular car had those issues and if it was repaired or not. Definitely do not buy one that wasn't repaired because you will end up needing a new motor. The ones that were repaired are fine.

[@ryanmalone2681]

I’ve also replaced a lot of tires and cracked rims. Spent thousands.

[@geragarcia9549]

Thank you

[@HEKTIC458]

What were the rear suspension issues you had?

[@AMGTOUGEX]

So you bought from a MB dealer. Other brand dealer would not offer me extended warranty but sold me wheel/tire and other things. Could I go buy one from a MB dealer?

[@ivan1usa]

nice videos

[@yaboibakalli]

Thank you

[@chukwuemekaonyema2716]

Considering the miles and you are going to stealership for everything, those prices arent that bad. Wish we could get a break down of those services.

[@Priest_Of_Zebak]

You drove 50k miles in 2 years? That is crazy.

[@yaboibakalli]

Yep. But it was a fun 50k miles 😂

[@apancher]

@@yaboibakalli considering how you went through tires, it looks like it!

[@PStewart28]

I thought the yellow service papers were gonna be speeding tickets 😋

[@yaboibakalli]

hahahah not yet

[@aluminiumiodide]

$8000 / $3.50/gallon = 2286 gallons 50000 miles / 2286 gallons = 21.9MPG how did you manage to get ~22MPG?? thats really good isnt it

[@HyLifeSociety]

What extended warranty do you recommend?

[@mikeymccabe]

If buying a CPO AMG, you can still buy wheel and tires warranty, you can get prepaid maintenance, and extend the CPO warranty for 3 total years of unlimited mileage warranty. THAT IS ONLY CPO FROM A MERCEDES-BENZ DEALER. 3:12

[@erixx297]

Well not to bad price you had to pay for fuel. I did quick calculation on my current car ( mid size, not sporty at all, 2nd smallest petrol engine in this model, with a few years on it) over 2000USD for 7500 miles driving.... Only difference im in europe... gas prices are crazy here...

[@giorgio19760905]

nice video! guess I m spending even more on my 2017 one. fortunately I am in China now and labour cost its lower, all the rest.. taxes are killing you. Just think that buy an import car her is 100%:(:(:(

[@yaboibakalli]

Yeah I have a lot of friends from Beijing and Xi’an and they tell me how cars are insanely taxed. Its not fair imo

[@athaliyahbaytjudas9334]

Did you finance or buy it flat out?

[@wolf3393]

Would it be worth buying one of these with 57k miles on it already

[@Beast100ify]

What company did you use for the Extended warranty? Seems very cheap $2000

[@yaboibakalli]

I got mine straight from mercedes. Ive purchased a lot of cars so they help me out sometimes

[@johnd1266]

hi, what is the exact paint color of the car? nice car- Thanks!

[@yaboibakalli]

Thanks its a wrap by 3M!

[@ryanmalone2681]

E63 AMG S Model - brought it in for a service and they quoted me new brakes and rotors, which it needed, and quoted me $8500. I bought my own parts and had them install it at a total $4500.

[@wuzumaki]

Were they ceramics?

[@neilthomson168]

What is the current resale value of your car now? TCofO should include the depreciation cost from new ... I think you will find your TCofO is more than double your operating costs.

[@yaboibakalli]

Depreciation was about $60k

[@mazzy2369]

To say you do probably at least twice the milage most people will do, that's not too bad

[@4thgencummins193]

Dam 1,500 for front rotors hella cheap .. in California I payed 3,500 just for the fronts

[@grapplerunit]

I am about to get a sedan and the only thing that worries me is the rotors

[@mikehagmaier3949]

Just make sure to monitor and replace the pads and you should be okay, unless you’re going to track it a lot.

[@HeaRtAngelovE]

im pretty sure ur same as me live so far away from city thats why lol im an hour away from city like 60 km just going to downtown + going back home anotehr 60 120km a day lol for my friend that lives in downtown 15km aday LMFAO big different

[@yaboibakalli]

Yeah it’s annoying haha

[@stena_vlogs]

Yo shqipe.. how much fuel were you spending a week on your C63? Rrespekte 🙌🏻

[@thegreatafrican3367]

$8'000 in two years You do the math

[@commantrosexetlos4700]

​@@thegreatafrican3367so about 35 euro a day..ain't bad at all

[@jhirai80]

Btw I’m kinda skeptical that carbon fiber wheel I mentioned probably isn’t 100% functional compatible with a 17’. Maybe you can ask your connects for me!?!

[@yaboibakalli]

jhirai80 the wheel is functional for sure, no worries on that. Shift leds work fine because it uses a odb reader to send the info to the wheel

[@FQ1998]

Did you buy or lease it, how much ?

[@yaboibakalli]

Bought it, it was around 96k

[@hotdognobun]

2020 made the exhaust lose its character because of emissions regulations. Bummer

[@yaboibakalli]

Truly did! Its a real shame

[@abhithakur90]

how are your plates black ?

[@oK4rma]

i thought i drive a lot, but 50K miles in 2 years holy ...

[@juisaucy]

Keep in mind he does live in an area where it snows.

[@kaymaggie520]

i driven my car 16k miles. in a year and half.. cost a set a front brake pads and rear pads.. thats 1400... 2 set of front tires.. always wear inner side. thats another 1400. 2 rear tires.. 900.. alignment. 200. 2 services visit cost 1300..

[@bowjangles510]

Jeez just bought a 2017 c63 20k miles. I’ve been trying to sell it. Only had it for 4 months. Too scary to drive, don’t wanna break anything. Still has a year left on the warranty to.

[@ThatBeCray]

Where you at

[@ThatBeCray]

What you asking

[@ThatBeCray]

bowjangles510 could you send link

[@bowjangles510]

@@ThatBeCray tried but I think it just gets removed :/

[@ThatBeCray]

bowjangles510 you have a Snapchat or something

[@AutoCulture773]

Not bad for a 2 year span

[@NoWheelDrive]

Did you replace the grill with facelifted one, right?

[@yaboibakalli]

Yep

[@NoWheelDrive]

@@yaboibakalli Nice!! Please tell which brand is it? I mean is it OEM or aftermarket grill?

[@NoClearly]

This dude thrashes his vehicle.

[@alexparrott6558]

In the end if ur a DIY person or are mechanically inclined.... This car would've cost u a cpl oil changes a pair of brake pads and a pair of tires in all! So bout $1,500 max!

[@andysanchez634]

Who cares if you can swing it...go for it once in your life do it 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@ProBarber213]

In November 2023 this cars are worth about 50K in Texas.

[@VJStroud]

Forget the warranty, the biggest scam. If you come across an issue, just fix it rather than giving them money for things that may never go wrong. You can also buy better aftermarket wheels for the same price as the warranty. Not my money, but just my perspective.

[@yaboibakalli]

I mean yes but parts are not going to be cheap if something major breaks

[@cameronfassett2529]

You forgot to factor in the depreciation after the 50k miles

[@aboujad6138]

40 to 45% off MSRP

[@gliscameria]

Maybe you'd crack less rims if you didn't stream from your car?

[@Neil542]

How to afford one?

[@yaboibakalli]

Work hard! Or have rich parents. Either one lol

[@akredytoshoot]

What warranty can I get for a used c43 with 40k miles where did you get them?

[@Reignz]

Hope you didn't sell the V8 its going to bein high demand.

[@lp5398]

The depreciation would have costed maybe more

[@FQ1998]

how did you manage to own this car, what do you do in your life? Or did you dad buy it..

[@yaboibakalli]

I worked as an analyst, made money from the stock market as well

[@alexparrott6558]

Let's get things STRAIGHT guys...for u guys who do ur own work urselves. This guy is the kinda dude who pays legit 500-700$ jus for an oil change at the dealership SOOO.... Tale this all for a gran of salt.....if ur a DIY person.....then I'd start wit -50% of his total right 9ff the bat

[@deandalapanda]

lolol you paid $250 for an oil change and filter replacement...

[@mochimocha6431]

Is your house paid off?

[@yaboibakalli]

Yeah

[@westpalmdoc]

you buying warranties has nothing to do with ownership in general, for the masses. i thought you ran up 10k in service fees or some sort of problems with the car! half the $ was warranty coin. and btw your service visits are CHEAP as hell you should see what porsche charges it’s insane. these cars are wonderful no one should expect to spend 10k in 24mo of ownership.

[@Tential1]

If you're not ready for an 8000 to $10,000 service Bill then you shouldn't buy this car. I didn't even know people could get away with such cheap servicing costs

[@worwor1721]

How often would you have to pay that bro?

[@runndrive]

Sir or just learn to wrench on it yourself and find a good indie specialized shop sir