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Originally Posted by pbonsalb
A gas engine BMW could suffer a transmission or other drivetrain failure at 7 years that costs about the same to fix. Some people buy extended warranties to hedge their risk of owning an expensive car out of warranty. Sucks when it happens to you, though. Some EV owners are not buying another EV. Depreciation is worse on EVs than on gas engine cars. Stuff for everyone to think about.
Some car companies offer 10 year power train warranties. Kia and Hyundai in the USA, at least. Not sure about EV makers and batteries.
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The F30 still has old generation batteries and only 6 years warranty. The newer models come with 10 years and 100k miles I believe. But despite that, yeah I’d buy a petrol car next as well.