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Subscribe to this threadForbes comes up with top-ten most expensive luxury cars to repair
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Rick @ May 6th 2008 9:54AM
Expensive cars have expensive parts and material, no surprise there. As for German cars versus Japanese cars cost of repair, shipping plays a big part of cost I'm sure.
dpb! @ May 6th 2008 10:50AM
How is shipping from Japan different than Germany? Plus most parts are subletted out anyhow and come from other locations.
nagmashot @ May 6th 2008 11:25AM
Euro $ exchange rate...the reason why only Europen in the list.. from 2001 till today the $ lost over 50% in worth to the Euro.. you realy wonder why repairs are more expansive?
M @ May 6th 2008 12:27PM
well it's also because Japanese cars are more reliable and so over the 5 year period Forbes chose to use, repair costs are likely to be lower.
M @ May 6th 2008 12:31PM
For the record, I'm not some blinded Japanese car lover. I'm a BMW technician