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Casady1

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32. with the exception of the drivetrain

Sun Nov 21, 2021, 01:47 PM

Nov 2021

all other parts are subject to normal wear and tear. Brakes, Shocks, Struts, Front end etc. Today's engines are drive trains are very reliable for 200,000 miles. My brother and I have cars with either 300,000( '92 Accord or my '94 Audi S4-253,000 miles. Engine and drive train has never been repaired on either.)

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