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Chris @ Jun 4th 2006 2:13AM
Why would someone want to tape their own failure? ^^
I just don't buy his Audi for $20 000 strategy.
First of all, I would never pay that much for a car without a track record. Second, a cheap car with an over abundance of Cheapo-luxury features just sounds like a car with more things that could BREAK on it. Third, I would be concerned about the safety in such a cheap car. Finally, even if they offer a decent warrenty, they would neither have a the dealership/customer service network or the reserve funds to ensure warranty claims are taken care of.