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@KevinIglesia-f7d perdón pero ya se vendió!

The suspension on this one is great at the moment. In general, Teslas do need service for the ball joints/control arms because of how heavy they are. It shouldn’t scare you away from the car. You need to service the same parts on gas cars almost as much and you can get it done at most mechanic shops. The overall maintenance on these cars are much much lower than gas cars. No oil, gas, brakes, transmission, coolant. Basic minimal maintenance of a car should not scare you away.

@AutomayCarSales I am just afraid about air suspension. That it can be costly

Got another Model X for $21k too

If they’re junk, why did you overprice it? Lol

@ got me!! lol

M cars are actually quite reliable. Their reliability is actually nothing to complain about.

@AutomayCarSales i own a body shop here in NV. And the amount of older BMWs i get in with 10 prior fault codes and half the electronics not working is insane. They are trouble and expensive. But there are good used cars out there if taken care of.

@AutomayCarSales wasnt trying to take a dig at your car. Its actually a lot of performance and a nice car for the money. Just having $131k on it, if one of those turbos go out, or the ECU goes bad....you're easily looking upwards of $5k in repairs. And due to the mileage that could only be a year or 2 into ownership. BMWs and Benz are amazing to buy pre owned a year or so old with a factory or extended warranty. Best performance for your money.

Totally understand, we sell cars. Different cars have different levels of reliability and that’s something to discuss. The older BMWs did have those issues, but the 2015 M4 is actually a reliable car. Most older cars will have a number of prior fault codes and bmws will have a lot of electrical glitches if the battery is low. I would expect a lot of cars with issues to come to the body shop so I wouldn’t look at it as a representative sample. Of course if something does go bad, repairs will be expensive but will it be as expensive as buying a BMW that’s only a couple years old? Definitely not. 2023 M4s are around $75k and many people can’t afford that. There is a chance no major repairs will be needed on this older M4 as well. If some issue does occur with this M4 thats where purchasing a warranty can really help.

"no issues whatsoever"

Crank hub issue is blown out of proportion. Its usually an issue with modified cars with aftermarket parts that push more power to the engine than the crank hub was designed for.

​@@ricardotellez1050 gottem 💀

A lot cheaper than that

Almost half that here at Automay

@@AutomayCarSales20k??? That’s a steal! I’ll be right there.

@@littlejackalo5326 lmaooo

Your comment shows your ignorance

I’d pay 20k for that n I’m not even a BMW fan boi amg only. The G80’s aren’t it

Maybe at other overpriced dealerships, but not Automay

@ good! Y’all are one of the rare good ones!

This is Automay. No need to guess so high

Think less than half of that

Too high for Automay

Close. Just a little more

Much less than that. This is Automay

@@mercuryrising9390 close!

@AutomayCarSales I'm a cheap ass, and I bring with cash, when I'm buying a car.

@@austinv1182 looks like it’s worth that, doesn’t it?

$26.5K. It’s a small entry level suv.

Other dealerships may charge that, but not Automay

@@derrickheisler5781 my price is lower than 27. This a sleeper

@@AutomayCarSales what state? I based my guess off of Portland Oregon area.

Prolly $21,999

@ based out of Oklahoma

@@derrickheisler5781 based in Oklahoma

Lmao FR

@@Erre39 no question about it

@@Mm2.Nathann very closeeee

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