I probably would avoid Subaru for reliability. I think the 2.0 TDi is a fairly reliable engine but in my personal experience my mother has had a 2.0d X3 (2011) for the last 5 years now 240000k and has (knock on wood) never given any issue. Just make sure you check that the timing chain was changed. As for the 2.0 tfsi In the video from what I remember was terrible from 2007-2012 but got fixed when 2013 came
@@dennis_tech 2016 if we are talking about the 2.0 tfsi should be pretty strong. Of course make sure it's been maintained well by the previous owner before buying
Very good review. Kudos. However, you forgot to point out that the BMW comes standard with run-flat tyres hence the reason for no spare tyre. The M-sport also comes standard with cloth/leather seats a la S-line. Also, the BMW has no physical dip stick. Good review, though.
i test drove that machine today and it almost made me soil myself at how it just bursts at every attempt of accelerating,this car will kill you if you dont know how to tame it.Picking iko juu sana
