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Originally Posted by cawimmer430  Huh? 
If we're honest, this is an excuse that was invented by Lexus fanboys that has made its way around the internet. There is no proof that this even true. Lexus are well-made cars, but so are those from the competition.
Many people criticized the Mercedes W210 E-Class (1996-2002) for lacking the durability and build quality of past Mercedes, and yet, one of father's friends has an 1996 or 1997 E230 W210 with over 500,000 km on the odometer and the car according to him has never failed him. This man uses his car to travel to Eastern Europe to do business there and as far as I know, they have some pretty bad roads there that should shake up a car pretty quickly. He also owns a 300SE (W126) S-Class with a similar mileage.
The point? Don't believe everything you hear. The LS and S-Class are both well-built cars that will last long enough. Also, Mercedes' recent quality offensive has shown tremendous improvements in build quality. If my father's friends E230 can last so long, then imagine an S-Class. |
Good copout with the fanboy remark!
My point being I see tons of old Lexus vehicles all over the place, as well as Toyota's and Nissans! What you expect me to believe that I just seem to miss the huge amounts of old German vehicles? I doubt that! Further more, you can't believe what you hear from Mercedes fanboys on built quality until it has a life cycle even close to Lexus, until then it's only talk!
