Used to work at a used car dealership and something I'd advise people to do is bring along a mechanic or someone who has experience with cars. Take the car for a test drive Atleast twice before buying it. Most of the cars we sold were just "fixed" to the point of you being able to drive for a few days. I remember some guy bought an X5 for 180k and a week later the gearbox had issues, the dealership knew about it but kept quiet
@@loyisodzingwa4833 Yeah honestly the price was a giveaway. He thought he was getting a pretty good deal cause it was a 2013 model with no accident history at other dealers its about R250k+
I bought a ford focus at NTT Toyota (One in my channel) in December 2021, same day lights were not working, oil leak, they came and fetch it, fixed it then later the check engine light came on, they fixed it again then again it came back twice, i took the car back and walk away from the deal and paid nothing
I wish this video was uploaded before I bought my VW Polo Vivo Maxx 1.6 2014, yeyi i regret buying that car, cause it was involved in a accident and the dealership lied on my face n said the car had a slight injury at the back, while accident was in the front noticing it a weeks later after i bought the car. GREAT ADVICE TO THOSE WHO STILL GOING TO BUY A CAR. BLESSED
Great video as always🔥, my 2 cents on the mileage thing is that. If a car has a high mileage but with full service history, I will take it because it is proven to be reliable as all the parts have been serviced and the ones that needs replacing has been replaced... always go for full service history if you can.
This is very informative. I remember buying my first car (secondhand) at those dodgy dealerships and had engine light issue 2 days after buying it. Took the car back to the dealership and the owner told me to just ignore the engine light and keep driving the car as is. Before buying the car I was being treated nice and after buying the cars the entire dealership became hostile. DO NOT BUY CARS AT UNCERTIFIED DEALERSHIPS!!
Meanwhile my daily 2006 Ford Focus is sitting at 430 000km with zero issues, bought @180 000 kms except changing clutch kit and normal 10 000 kms service interval.
I also bought my 2014 Golf Gti DSG in 2016, 95000Km, full service history, till today, I am still driving without issues, now is on 200 000Km on the clock,and trade value is +/-R216 000.
Dr Sambo, can you please make a video on your thoughts about buying Mercedes and or BMW cars for agility deal and also could you please make us a review on jaguar f pace latest model 🙏
When it comes to bumper gaps and incorrect bumper alignment, that does not necessarily mean the car was in an accident. 90% of all second hand cars for sale, will sooner or later have their front bumper removed at some point of time to have it resprayed due to stone chips. When putting the bumper back on, this is when workshops fit the bumper incorrectly and that's why bumper gaps and alignment is not how they're supposed to be. Good content though! Loving every video.
In 2018, I bought a 2-year old Audi A3 from McCarthy Audi Wonderboom. They never mentioned that it was involved in an accident. I only started hearing noise weeks later from the wheel bearing area. Had to trade it in since they couldn't fix it.
Good advice. I once bought an Opel Astra in 2004. It was sold to me as a demo at a GM dealership. A few months into owning the car, it would just stop and would not start. Each time I took it in they were fixing something. I travelled from Pta to Jhb for work daily. One day I got stuck in Jhb the car had to be towed in to the nearest dealer in Randburg. When I went to fetch it they said it was a gearbox, I got mad and asked them why would a car as good as new have gearbox issues I told them it's not the first time I got stuck with the car yet I bought it a few months ago. Then I took the service book and looked at it, to my surprise the car was not a demo it was used by Hertz Car Rentals before. From that info I wasted no time I shopped for another car and traded in the troublesome one. I had the car for 14yrs, it was a 1yr old model with under 10k mileage. It was over 200k when I sold it and the owner is still driving the car till today.
Love your content Sambo. Please do content about what to do after being involved in an accident. And how one can loose their car from those towing companies through storage if they are not careful!
My car does have a few small minor gaps, but it has never been in a accident, plus I bought my car with 98k on the clock with 2 service histories recorded and I have no issues. it's really difficult to tell, which cars are going to be problematic. A friend of mine bought the exact same model polo 6 R 2010 at Mastercars and after a year, has countless issues (engine issues).
People go to we buy cars because they can't afford cars from a dealership. Dealerships are just overpriced, and dealerships aren't free from defects. You could get a dud or a gem at a bargain at we buy cars, it depends. Test driving the car for mechanical problem with your mechanic is a must. Great content nontheless
I don’t work for We Buy Cars but I find when it comes to used car dealerships they a the most transparent… I’ve bought cars from MasterCars that the dealer said had no issues and had 80 point checks done only to find out that the car burns soo much oil that it needs a engine rebuild or it needs a gear box change coz the synchros are gone and yes they offer warranties but it’s mostly third party and requires you to pay close 40% of the repair bill… buying used is taking a shot in the dark you can never know what you getting even if it’s a reputable company !!! But with the Dekra report you getting a lot of information irrespective of it being a marketing gimmick to you… your review has a lot of valid points when it comes to the bodywork of the car but also you fail to inform your viewers that a resprayed bumper could have been a minor scratch that was repaired you have to check inside the engine bay or boot in order to see serious damage . Thank Dr
You are right, buying a car is just an extreme sport whether used or new...because even brand new cars are not free from defects. You just have to be aware what you're getting yourself into and what back up you have if things go wrong.
Nice one Dr. Muzi, to add please don’t go to smaller nyana dealerships like most in joburg unless experienced. They mostly fix accident cars, resell them and lie about it, too much trickery there.
In all honesty, when you buy a used car, no matter the condition, you are accepting all risks. Non-accident and low mileage do not explain anything. I have been buy high mileage and low mileage cars for a long time and my advice is, always have an extra R20K - R30K when buying a second hand car. get it privately inspected and serviced immediately. You will not regret.
I bought a fiesta at 3000km in 2017. The only time I found out it was in an accident was when I sold it now in 2022 and everyone brought up what you did. The work done on the service book could have also told me a lot but I never knew what anything meant till I sold it. Now I am just turned off by second hand cars, more so because I know the condition my car was in when I sold it
For me personally it's not about the mileage. It comes down to the condition, service history and year model. I bought a 2007 polo 1.4 with 147000km and sold it at 194000km. Never had an issue, it's about how you drive and look after your car. It's like a baby, you have to invest at certain times.
Great stuff Dr Sambo, people really need to educate themselves and do proper research before buying a car. And first time buyers must not get carried away with excitement, a wound teaches a fool isn't always the best way to learn, learn from other's mistakes too.
All dealers are the same if we're being honest. It's just a matter of "which dealer has the most to lose". The reason why I am saying this is because Sambo mentioned reputable dealers such as your Master cars, which he is not wrong. The problem is, there are instances where even these dealers were in the wrong. An example I can make is of a gentleman who wants bought an H1 from a Mazda dealer in Roodepoort only to find that the H1s clock had been reversed for the sale. This was evident when the gent took his H1 for a service at Hyundai and they showed him that through the vehicle history that spans to KMs higher than that displayed when he bought the vehicle.
Bro this topic of used cars from We Buy Cars is important. I will go to reputable guys, Audi, Mastercars, known reputable guys because the oversprays and gaps I saw in that video are something else
Nice one, I buy second hand ONLY. I have learned to spot a bad and good second hand car very fast. I also taught myself how to do minor service on a car. I plan to drive my cars till I sell them to scrap yard. I drive a 12 year old Ford Fiesta, recently I went to cape town and back jhb no problem. I am now looking at much more comfortable ride, have my eyes on Lexus is250 from 2008 - 2010. I even dream about this car, the v6 and auto gearbox is bullet proof, this car can outlive a human being!
This information is really much appreciated more so for those of us who are shopping for second/used cars, really appreciate the information, but now I'm curious would buying a used car from those bank repo auctions held by MFC and WesBank be a good idea or is it a no go zone?
You can get a good deal just keep in mind if the car was repossessed that person wouldn't have been able to afford maintenance, I used to deal in used cars and believe me, when money becomes tight the insurance is the 1st to be canceled by owners and they will always do cheap repairs thus voiding the warranty so be prepared to spend money if service history is not up-to-date to get it up-to-date with quality parts
This is very informative. But with production cars it's sometimes difficult to tell if those gaps are from production or from an accident repair. Millage lately doesn't matter coz people are now reversing the millage with those obd scan tools. My 2 cent in buying a second-hand car is just pray that you not buying a lemon. All car brands are the same it just depends on the vehicle you driving. Just because your Jeep is faulty doesn't mean mine will have the same issue.
I really appreciate your help my guy you are a king, you always on point and you give us what we need to know especially when you want to buy a car you get confused a lot you just want to see yourself driving your own car
I buy from we buy cars every month and you have to be careful. A lot of cars at WBC have been in some sort of accident. Don’t trust the dekra report as they are never correct. But I must say, I’d rather buy from WBC than a private person.
I love this guy. Yes WBC r crooks. They got 2 big and run the market. Those Dekra reports are based on business between WBC and Dekra. They will overlook allot to get the report right. Obviously the obvious wont be overlooked but i can assure u they overlook allot. I would never buy a car from WBC. Road worthy certs also mean nothing. Get a trusted mechanic to check ur car out.
Hi Muzi, I really enjoy your content. May you please do a video on car that can be bought on auction ? I would really appreciate it. Great content by the way. 👊
Hey man, would you mind if I sought your advice when I decide to buy my first car? 😁 I've been a Suby and your channel recruiter for a long while now - u can't charge mea free😌
Well i bot Toyota 2nd hand at 156 000km, today is running 401 225km and is only service at Toyota and never had an issue. My friend bot vw at 95 000 and at 180 000 gave him hard time even sold it.
Used to work at a used car dealership and something I'd advise people to do is bring along a mechanic or someone who has experience with cars. Take the car for a test drive Atleast twice before buying it. Most of the cars we sold were just "fixed" to the point of you being able to drive for a few days. I remember some guy bought an X5 for 180k and a week later the gearbox had issues, the dealership knew about it but kept quiet
Well if you're going to buy an x5 for 180k something has to be wrong with it. Thanks for the advice though mate.
@@loyisodzingwa4833 Yeah honestly the price was a giveaway. He thought he was getting a pretty good deal cause it was a 2013 model with no accident history at other dealers its about R250k+
That's crazy... an X5 for R180k? Lol he should have seen it coming
I bought a ford focus at NTT Toyota (One in my channel) in December 2021, same day lights were not working, oil leak, they came and fetch it, fixed it then later the check engine light came on, they fixed it again then again it came back twice, i took the car back and walk away from the deal and paid nothing
Mmmmm
I wish this video was uploaded before I bought my VW Polo Vivo Maxx 1.6 2014, yeyi i regret buying that car, cause it was involved in a accident and the dealership lied on my face n said the car had a slight injury at the back, while accident was in the front noticing it a weeks later after i bought the car. GREAT ADVICE TO THOSE WHO STILL GOING TO BUY A CAR. BLESSED
I wish I saw the same advice before buying my VW Golf 6 2009
Literally needed 100, 000 to fix it
😂😂😂Sambo is informative and hilarious at once....Thanks man
He speaks all the SA languages 😄
Great video as always🔥, my 2 cents on the mileage thing is that. If a car has a high mileage but with full service history, I will take it because it is proven to be reliable as all the parts have been serviced and the ones that needs replacing has been replaced... always go for full service history if you can.
you have a point there, the car will be good as new. all issues eliminated one by one.
This is very informative. I remember buying my first car (secondhand) at those dodgy dealerships and had engine light issue 2 days after buying it. Took the car back to the dealership and the owner told me to just ignore the engine light and keep driving the car as is. Before buying the car I was being treated nice and after buying the cars the entire dealership became hostile. DO NOT BUY CARS AT UNCERTIFIED DEALERSHIPS!!
I always say the same thing. You better do research before choosing a dealership.
Thanks you
What a stupid thing to tell someone.."just ignore"
We’re looking at getting a 2nd car for the family and this video came just in time. Looking forward to a part 2 Dr Sambo 👩🏾💻
Meanwhile my daily 2006 Ford Focus is sitting at 430 000km with zero issues, bought @180 000 kms except changing clutch kit and normal 10 000 kms service interval.
I also bought my 2014 Golf Gti DSG in 2016, 95000Km, full service history, till today, I am still driving without issues, now is on 200 000Km on the clock,and trade value is +/-R216 000.
Dr Sambo, can you please make a video on your thoughts about buying Mercedes and or BMW cars for agility deal and also could you please make us a review on jaguar f pace latest model 🙏
That Comparison between a VW Golf GTI vs a Toyota Hilux is spot-on! You're really good Bro!
I bought 2014 Golf 7 Gti DSG 95 000km, i am still driving it today without any issues, I think its depends from the previous oowner as well.
@@andilasnetworksandtechnolo3542 How many kilometers does the car have now. I hope you atleast do DSG oil service as required.
@@andilasnetworksandtechnolo354295 is still fine compared to 130
Like how your videos are informative and short... I'm not into cars but I found myself binge watching your videos ☺️😂☺️. Siyabonga
When it comes to bumper gaps and incorrect bumper alignment, that does not necessarily mean the car was in an accident. 90% of all second hand cars for sale, will sooner or later have their front bumper removed at some point of time to have it resprayed due to stone chips. When putting the bumper back on, this is when workshops fit the bumper incorrectly and that's why bumper gaps and alignment is not how they're supposed to be.
Good content though! Loving every video.
You give good details. This will help buyers/consumers. I hope our fellow consumers get protected at all aspects. 👊🏾 big up bru.
In 2018, I bought a 2-year old Audi A3 from McCarthy Audi Wonderboom. They never mentioned that it was involved in an accident. I only started hearing noise weeks later from the wheel bearing area. Had to trade it in since they couldn't fix it.
Great content Bhuti… these are some things I would’ve overlooked.. paint job.. you’ve earned yourself a subscriber
Great video! Very informative. I hope the issue with the dealership will be resolved without too many headaches
npyly p
Dealerships always give excuse after the deal or run away from the problem by ignoring you. Lucky to get assisted after the deal from the problems...
Good advice. I once bought an Opel Astra in 2004. It was sold to me as a demo at a GM dealership. A few months into owning the car, it would just stop and would not start. Each time I took it in they were fixing something. I travelled from Pta to Jhb for work daily. One day I got stuck in Jhb the car had to be towed in to the nearest dealer in Randburg. When I went to fetch it they said it was a gearbox, I got mad and asked them why would a car as good as new have gearbox issues I told them it's not the first time I got stuck with the car yet I bought it a few months ago. Then I took the service book and looked at it, to my surprise the car was not a demo it was used by Hertz Car Rentals before. From that info I wasted no time I shopped for another car and traded in the troublesome one. I had the car for 14yrs, it was a 1yr old model with under 10k mileage. It was over 200k when I sold it and the owner is still driving the car till today.
Love your content Sambo. Please do content about what to do after being involved in an accident. And how one can loose their car from those towing companies through storage if they are not careful!
that is another serious topic to look into , I would love to hear about it aswell.
Please Do a video about buying a car CASH!
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My car does have a few small minor gaps, but it has never been in a accident, plus I bought my car with 98k on the clock with 2 service histories recorded and I have no issues. it's really difficult to tell, which cars are going to be problematic. A friend of mine bought the exact same model polo 6 R 2010 at Mastercars and after a year, has countless issues (engine issues).
Please keep it on with the tips as I'm in the process of getting a new car!
Much appreciated Dr!!!
People go to we buy cars because they can't afford cars from a dealership. Dealerships are just overpriced, and dealerships aren't free from defects. You could get a dud or a gem at a bargain at we buy cars, it depends. Test driving the car for mechanical problem with your mechanic is a must. Great content nontheless
Informative video, thank you. ⭐
I don’t work for We Buy Cars but I find when it comes to used car dealerships they a the most transparent… I’ve bought cars from MasterCars that the dealer said had no issues and had 80 point checks done only to find out that the car burns soo much oil that it needs a engine rebuild or it needs a gear box change coz the synchros are gone and yes they offer warranties but it’s mostly third party and requires you to pay close 40% of the repair bill… buying used is taking a shot in the dark you can never know what you getting even if it’s a reputable company !!! But with the Dekra report you getting a lot of information irrespective of it being a marketing gimmick to you… your review has a lot of valid points when it comes to the bodywork of the car but also you fail to inform your viewers that a resprayed bumper could have been a minor scratch that was repaired you have to check inside the engine bay or boot in order to see serious damage . Thank Dr
You are right, buying a car is just an extreme sport whether used or new...because even brand new cars are not free from defects. You just have to be aware what you're getting yourself into and what back up you have if things go wrong.
"Sbuda under a tree" is servicing company cars in some parts of SA🤐🤐🤐this country is wild🤣🤣🤣
Very true🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahahhaha I laughed
Nice one Dr. Muzi, to add please don’t go to smaller nyana dealerships like most in joburg unless experienced. They mostly fix accident cars, resell them and lie about it, too much trickery there.
Very good video, I've always wondered why this dealership is selling its cars at such low prices..
Thank you for the informative and eye opening content.
In all honesty, when you buy a used car, no matter the condition, you are accepting all risks. Non-accident and low mileage do not explain anything. I have been buy high mileage and low mileage cars for a long time and my advice is, always have an extra R20K - R30K when buying a second hand car. get it privately inspected and serviced immediately. You will not regret.
I bought a fiesta at 3000km in 2017. The only time I found out it was in an accident was when I sold it now in 2022 and everyone brought up what you did. The work done on the service book could have also told me a lot but I never knew what anything meant till I sold it. Now I am just turned off by second hand cars, more so because I know the condition my car was in when I sold it
Kanti weeeeh you are buying a scrap!!! LOL
"Bo sbudah under the tree"😂😂😂. Thank you bro that was great please do more.
For me personally it's not about the mileage. It comes down to the condition, service history and year model. I bought a 2007 polo 1.4 with 147000km and sold it at 194000km. Never had an issue, it's about how you drive and look after your car. It's like a baby, you have to invest at certain times.
Thanks
You're so funny in a very informative way man!🤣
This channel is great. Love your work my guy. This is very necessary and useful. Hope you keep growing fam.
Great stuff Dr Sambo, people really need to educate themselves and do proper research before buying a car. And first time buyers must not get carried away with excitement, a wound teaches a fool isn't always the best way to learn, learn from other's mistakes too.
All dealers are the same if we're being honest. It's just a matter of "which dealer has the most to lose". The reason why I am saying this is because Sambo mentioned reputable dealers such as your Master cars, which he is not wrong.
The problem is, there are instances where even these dealers were in the wrong. An example I can make is of a gentleman who wants bought an H1 from a Mazda dealer in Roodepoort only to find that the H1s clock had been reversed for the sale. This was evident when the gent took his H1 for a service at Hyundai and they showed him that through the vehicle history that spans to KMs higher than that displayed when he bought the vehicle.
Love your videos! They’re so helpful especially for females who don’t know much about vehicles.
I wish I found your channel before I bought a car
One of my favorite video in this channel, i am a car guy but here i learned a lot, Thanks Muzi
Eish I'm learning a lot from your videos brother. "Onkga clutch plate the whole town" 😂😂😂
It 3:52 AM and I'm glad I saw this video because I'm getting my whip soon. Thanks a lot Muzi 👊
Bro this topic of used cars from We Buy Cars is important. I will go to reputable guys, Audi, Mastercars, known reputable guys because the oversprays and gaps I saw in that video are something else
Extremely informative. I didn’t know about over spray, And im trying to buy a used car
Nice one, I buy second hand ONLY. I have learned to spot a bad and good second hand car very fast. I also taught myself how to do minor service on a car. I plan to drive my cars till I sell them to scrap yard. I drive a 12 year old Ford Fiesta, recently I went to cape town and back jhb no problem. I am now looking at much more comfortable ride, have my eyes on Lexus is250 from 2008 - 2010. I even dream about this car, the v6 and auto gearbox is bullet proof, this car can outlive a human being!
can I be your friend🥲🥲
Hi bro...cn u help with car inspection around Pretoria before i make a purchase
Thank you Muzi for lecturing our people
Love the transparency🙌🏾🙌🏾
Great and informative content, keep up the good work bhutomdala
immediately after watching this video i knew i should subscribe, you gave out good tips my guy
You're teaching us my brother.. I'll come buy my car in south Africa.. 🇳🇦
Your commentary kills me🤣. Thanks for the crash course.
This guy's videos are amazing 😀 and hilarious 😂. Thank you for the tips. I trust Master Cars from VW.
wena Muzi you have taught me more about car shopping in an afternoon than I knew for 40 years
Keep educating us taSambo🔥🤟🏾😎
Prohibit buying a car with cocktail 🍸 colors 👌 that one got me😂😂..... noted ✅️
Love your channel!!! Awesome advice and great commentary too. Love the jokes
Thanks for all your videos and useful tips 👍🏻
bro you gained a subscriber. i love this. well paced, informative and entertaining as well. South African flavoured as well. excellent
Thanks for this video. I was just there yesterday at Mbombela looking at that orange BMW I didn't even notice the overspray😮😮😮
This information is really much appreciated more so for those of us who are shopping for second/used cars, really appreciate the information, but now I'm curious would buying a used car from those bank repo auctions held by MFC and WesBank be a good idea or is it a no go zone?
You can get a good deal just keep in mind if the car was repossessed that person wouldn't have been able to afford maintenance, I used to deal in used cars and believe me, when money becomes tight the insurance is the 1st to be canceled by owners and they will always do cheap repairs thus voiding the warranty so be prepared to spend money if service history is not up-to-date to get it up-to-date with quality parts
Spitting facts! Buyers take note, this brother knows what he's saying.
this is superb, the references are killing 🤣🤣
Very much informative. Thank you Sir
We Buy Cars is about to sue our favorite DR. 😂🤞🏿
This is very informative.
But with production cars it's sometimes difficult to tell if those gaps are from production or from an accident repair.
Millage lately doesn't matter coz people are now reversing the millage with those obd scan tools.
My 2 cent in buying a second-hand car is just pray that you not buying a lemon.
All car brands are the same it just depends on the vehicle you driving. Just because your Jeep is faulty doesn't mean mine will have the same issue.
Very informative and wise advice. Keep up the good work.
Love your comments very informative and entertaining.
Thanks for the video. Really appreciate it as a person who’s been researching this topic a lot.
And uMuzi talked about things we could have easily overlooked
We really need this kind of guys uMuzi yi STAR
09:18😂😂😂 the next 20 seconds are the best in the video!
Thank you for the information and knowledge 🙏
I really appreciate your help my guy you are a king, you always on point and you give us what we need to know especially when you want to buy a car you get confused a lot you just want to see yourself driving your own car
This content is soo great. Thank you ! You got a new member in the fam
kanti wehhh you're just buying a scrap ! Killed me !
Always doing the Lord’s work🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
It would be good to have a list of professional technicians who can advise you during the pre-purchase inspection of a vehicle.
I need onr around Pretoria,cn u help
Thank you for another informative video Muzi. 🙏
Good info. Loads of people need this
Super informative!
Thank you.
your jabs are killing me LOL
Enjoyed the video, very informative! 👌🏾👍🏾
You are very knowledgable 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Well done by brother,
I'm not a racist, but you being black, South African, it makes me proud. I'm Zimbabwean.
I buy from we buy cars every month and you have to be careful. A lot of cars at WBC have been in some sort of accident. Don’t trust the dekra report as they are never correct. But I must say, I’d rather buy from WBC than a private person.
can I get your contacts plz. I need assistance in buying a car under R60k
I always come hereto laugh at your jokes😁😁😁👌
I love this guy.
Yes WBC r crooks. They got 2 big and run the market. Those Dekra reports are based on business between WBC and Dekra. They will overlook allot to get the report right. Obviously the obvious wont be overlooked but i can assure u they overlook allot. I would never buy a car from WBC. Road worthy certs also mean nothing. Get a trusted mechanic to check ur car out.
Thanks for pointing this out, ive been telling pple this as well. That roadworthy certificate of theirs is a scam.
Hi Muzi, I really enjoy your content. May you please do a video on car that can be bought on auction ? I would really appreciate it.
Great content by the way. 👊
"Sbuda under a tree"🤣🤣🤣I love this guy!
Thanks bafo for sharing this and teaching us!
I'm looking to purchase a used car now i know what to look for
Bribe the officers 🤣🤣🤣SA. THANKS FOR THE TIPS
Hey man, would you mind if I sought your advice when I decide to buy my first car? 😁 I've been a Suby and your channel recruiter for a long while now - u can't charge mea free😌
Very informative peace of information
the best review of anything in South Africa.
I love your honest advice.. I think low key you a comedian with that sarcasm😅
“Bo Sbuda, under the tree” 😂😂😂😂😂
This is such a wholesome channel, 10/10 🧡.
Thanks for this video i have been thinking of opting to buy from this dealership 😊
Well i bot Toyota 2nd hand at 156 000km, today is running 401 225km and is only service at Toyota and never had an issue.
My friend bot vw at 95 000 and at 180 000 gave him hard time even sold it.
Cant wait for part 2...so informative
Buying a second hand car can be like having one-night stands without protection. Save yourself and bring a knowledgeable person to check out the car
Very interesting keep the humour up great video really helpful
good content Doc. loving this series!