Re: [alfa] Re:maintenance costs

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Subject: Re: [alfa] Re:maintenance costs
From: Mark Denovich <mark@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 08 Dec 2003 11:33:50 -0500
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hagen_jason@domain.elided wrote:

I actually own both a 164Q and a 1988 BMW 735i with 209,000 miles on it.  The BMW has been quite easy to maintain and has not required much.  Though I love my Alfas much more than a BMW, I do not agree that an Alfa is less money to maintain than an old BMW.

I think he was refering to current all-singing, all-dancing, electrified 7 Series BMWs and their peers. They are quite a departure from the older variety.

--Mark
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