SHOULD I opt for the Everest, I will not keep it for longer than 5 years in any event, and sell again before it reaches 100k km / whichever comes first. My driving habits are low (8k km per year on average) so if I do go this route, I hope to avoid these types of problems.
The BMW X3 is such a beautiful-looking vehicle — its design really stands out. That said, I do appreciate that the Ford offers a few additional features like wireless charging and blind spot assist, all at a similar price point. Either way, I’ll be going for a low-mileage option and don’t plan...
I’m not a fan of the Toyota Fortuner. It’s a very outdated design. The Everest is far more modern and offers more in terms of a cabin perspective. And they are around the same price.
I also took out an extended motor plan on my current BMW when I bought it at 40k km on the clock. Also won’t do it again for a low mileage vehicle. Glad to hear you haven’t had any issues with your Ford!
Thank you for sharing, this is very insightful. I will only be keeping either vehicle for a maximum of 5 years. I drive on average around 8k km max per year, which is very low.
I like the idea that with the 30d there is that extra power if I need it on those long journeys (which isn’t often) but you also make a very good point. The 20d will be more than enough.