Reliability has been second to none, requiring only an ABS sensor and windscreen washer pump (other than servicing and basic wear & tear stuff (brakes & tyres)).
I moved to Austria around 2 years ago, got a 2012 2.2 diesel civic with 144000 on the clock, now it sits at 187k.
If I could turn back the clock I would buy it again in a heartbeat.
It's ugly, not fun to drive but in 40k km I drove in the last 2 years i "invested" in winter tiers, abs sensor(50€) and regular oil changes (at 10k).
I had a CAXA 1.4 turbo 122bhp in a 2010 audi a1, 100000km+ never a single engine issue, only issues I had with the car was 1 ABS sensor which failed and the windscreen demister flap motor failing
Saw this with my buddy's Jeep Patriot...ABS sensor, after 3 garages attempted a fix
Needed to replace:
- rear pads and discs
- abs sensor
- front washer pump
- rear door lock/actuator
So far there hasn’t been any issue at all apart from a faulty ABS sensor which fxed itself after before I had time to repair it - reair cost 0€????. In Europe, the maintenance and repair cost is very low (not sure about the newer models).
8YO polo popped up with abs light on the dash. Replacing one sensor costed me around 7k.
I had an 01 gt from 90k miles to 110k miles, in that time the tstat housing cracked which was significant because its a plastic housing molded into the intake, meaning I needed a whole new intake. Then spark plug #4 ejected through the hood which 4.6s and 5.4s are notorious for (something to do with inadequate threads). It was an Ohio car so the frame was getting to a point where it was pretty sketch to jack it up due to rust. The ABS sensor module failed as well which was incredibly expensive to source and a general PITA to replace
I also have a 2021 Transit and have the same problem with those lights. Every year I have to get ABS sensors "replaced" which makes the lights go away but like I said, they come back every year. Speaking with the Ford mechs, they say it’s a known issue.
I absolutely hate Delphi, bought a abs sensor for my 97 audi avant, thing didn't work properly right out the box. It also deteriorated after a few months.
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