Thank you, I don't think there's a mechanic who works on Subarus in Erzurum, people who run into trouble end up going all the way to Trabzon :) I've looked so much, I keep looking, I keep researching, there's always some question left in my mind, I can't give up on the car though, but one day I'll drive a Levorg, God willing
Mashallah, God forbid any accidents, nice car. Mate, could you share your experience with the car? I'm thinking of buying one but the lack of service is holding me back, could you give me some advice? Thank you
There's no such thing as 'no service' mate. There are independent shops and there are authorized dealers too. Whether you like it or not, once you drive this kind of car, you get to know people. There are mechanics better than the authorized service. You just need to get to know the car - what you expect, what you want, what the car gives you. I always say, if your first car is an iconic one, it becomes very hard to change cars afterward, there's no equivalent. And the ones that exist cost a lot of money :)
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Thank you, I don't think there's a mechanic who works on Subarus in Erzurum, people who run into trouble end up going all the way to Trabzon :) I've looked so much, I keep looking, I keep researching, there's always some question left in my mind, I can't give up on the car though, but one day I'll drive a Levorg, God willing
Translated from Turkish·Also I could sell the car, I intend to buy a house, let's keep in touch :)
Translated from Turkish·Mashallah, God forbid any accidents, nice car. Mate, could you share your experience with the car? I'm thinking of buying one but the lack of service is holding me back, could you give me some advice? Thank you
Translated from Turkish·There's no such thing as 'no service' mate. There are independent shops and there are authorized dealers too. Whether you like it or not, once you drive this kind of car, you get to know people. There are mechanics better than the authorized service. You just need to get to know the car - what you expect, what you want, what the car gives you. I always say, if your first car is an iconic one, it becomes very hard to change cars afterward, there's no equivalent. And the ones that exist cost a lot of money :)
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