Porsche quality
My 2003 S just went out of warranty and now has 55,000 miles. I followed all the recommended servicing and recently two weeks ago had the 60,000 servicing done.
During the first 50,000 miles I had a host of issues that needed repair. All covered under warranty except for brakes.
Today my car was towed to service. It had a bad carden shaft which needed to be replaced for almost $1000. When I went to pick up the car there was a strange noise in the engine and it turned out to be a bad water pump cost $500. Because the car has over 50,000 miles none of the repairs are covered under warranty.
Strange how a Porsche known for quality falls apart after the expiration of the warranty. BY coincidence my Porsche salesperson had talked to me about buying the new Cayenne scheduled to be rolled out next month. I was seriously considering it. After these failures, no way.
I do not bite into an apple filled with razor blades.
During the first 50,000 miles I had a host of issues that needed repair. All covered under warranty except for brakes.
Today my car was towed to service. It had a bad carden shaft which needed to be replaced for almost $1000. When I went to pick up the car there was a strange noise in the engine and it turned out to be a bad water pump cost $500. Because the car has over 50,000 miles none of the repairs are covered under warranty.
Strange how a Porsche known for quality falls apart after the expiration of the warranty. BY coincidence my Porsche salesperson had talked to me about buying the new Cayenne scheduled to be rolled out next month. I was seriously considering it. After these failures, no way.
I do not bite into an apple filled with razor blades.
or a Hyundai SantaFe I think is what you are looking for 
