After 100,000 miles, the Altima loses a lot of its dependability, which causes expensive transmission problems. Is the risk worthwhile?

Nissan Altimas' Expensive Shortcoming

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Luxury has a cost: the BMW 3 Series requires a lot of upkeep and frequently needs costly repairs worth $100,000.

BMW 3 Series: Pricey Luxuriance

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Concerns are raised by the Discovery's early transmission failure, air suspension, and electrical issues. Elegance meets trouble.

The Charm of Land Rover Discovery Wears Off

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The Fiat 500's oi leaks and confined interior combine European elegance with engine problems, requiring expensive repairs.

Fiat 500: Adorable but Unreliable

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Stunning off-road vehicle, but after 100,000 miles, rust and steering problems may make the trip into a maintenance nightmare.

Off-Road Issues with the Jeep Wrangler

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Fiesta is agile and fuel-efficient, but be cautious because of its history of electrical and transmission problems.

The Ford Fiesta's Compact Quarter

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The Chrysler 200 is a stylish, affordable midsize car that frequently needs low-mileage engine, transmission, and electrical repairs.

Style of Chrysler 200 vs. Repair

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The Tiguan's attractiveness wanes after 100,000 miles due to costly transmission problems, despite its stylish appearance.

Volkswagen Tiguan: Cost-effective style

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Although the Mini Cooper is little and unique, it struggles with ongoing oil leaks, turbo failures, and electrical issues.

Mini Cooper's Oddities and Fear

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Modern but pricey: The Tesla Model S requires a significant outlay of funds for battery pack replacement after 100,000 miles.

Innovation in Tesla Model S

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