I know right

Came here to say this.

Same

Lol. 😆

cant believe they left that in there lmfao

I went straight to the comments when I heard that 😂

Just a little casual racism nothing to see here 👀

@@zsinghs30 Italian and Arab are not races. Stop using words you do not understand

@@Mr_Bones. Look up the definitions of cultural racism or neo-racism. Notice how the word racism is still a part of the phrase? Now if you'd like to skip the semantics, the real question becomes "Is such prejudice against a particular ethnicity or culture acceptable?" If that's what you are trying to defend, don't waste your time.

It takes more than a day to build a car. That is kind of like recommending one should never buy a house that was built on a Monday.(or Friday).

"To the Nürburgring", not onto the Nürburgring. He was visiting the Oldtimer Grand Prix, a uge classic race car festival held on the Nürburgring.

Finding a German car with service records in the US is like finding a dog that's never barked

I think he wanted so badly he didn't care to check lol

What he meant is probably previous owners not workers

I guess all British cars are made on Fridays then...🤣

@@l00katy0utb3 you'd be surprised.. I've got a 180'000 mile rover..

@@forresttm you have a Tuesday car!! 👍

This guy needs to meet the "Car Care Nut"

I noticed that too 😂

Yep

You don't know what you're talking about. BMW uses the same kind of gaskets as any other vehicle manufacturer does. On the other hand, BMW drivers tend to be a bit on the "sporty" side, which means they like to shift at redline a couple times a day. Now what this does, is cause all the oil leaks you see people get. High RPMS= increased crankcase pressure. Increased crankcase pressure leads to leaky gaskets/ or increases the rate of leakage of a currently leaking gasket. Sporty drivers typically don't end up in basic commuter 4 cylinder Toyotas, instead those are mostly reserved for traffic-law abiding citizens who barely go over 3k rpms and stay 30 miles below the speed limits all the time. And that is why their gaskets are lasting a little longer. Another case one can make is that this "sporty" driving in cars such as BMW degrades the oil which may have a negative impact on oil seals but don't quote me on that. All I know is that higher oil temperatures degrades the quality of the oil, and not all BMW models come with an oil cooler, that's usually reserved for the top of the line performance cars in their lineup... Every single manufacturer has been using as many plastic parts as they can since around the early 2000s. Go under the hood of your Toyota corolla and check it out. If they could make the entire engine/ drivetrain out of plastic, they would. The entire cooling system for any automobile manufacturer from the last 2 decades is made of of mostly plastic pieces, doesn't matter if its a toyota or a bmw, keep in mind coolant temperatures usually settle down around 210F which is pretty hot, in the end all those parts have to be replaced, its just a matter of when and the cost of owning a car I would say. Long are the days of entirely metal radiators....

I think you're thinking about BMW 😂

​@@17an28😂 true

I own 2 Benzes now, had 4 more before. They seem to be very good. One of them has almost 200k miles and it's not a diesel. Repairs have not exceeded the maintenance

⁠@@maverickphantom005All of my Mercedes have been great.

Merc build quality these days is shocking.

He was just noting that he couldn't tell for sure and wasn't trying to offend anyone. He didn't want to call them the wrong thing because most people are proud of where they came from. You may have had enough internet today. It sounds like you're becoming cranky

You do not know what the word racism means. Please stop talking, you are not helping anyone but your ego.

@@lukeyarasheski5510 I'm not cranky at all. He's talking about a lack of service records and literally says "It didn't get any service. Or maybe some service by some Italians, or Arabian guys." He sure seems to be implying that Italians and Arabians are shady mechanics since he's making a point of how poorly serviced the car was when he took delivery. Since the only defining characteristic he gives the people responsible for what he's describing as poor maintenance is their presence in a specific ethnic group, it appears to me to tick the boxes of casual racism. It could have just as easily been German mechanics that did the work, but he makes a point of saying "Italians, or Arabians" were responsible. He may not realize he's doing it, but that's also not really an excuse for it.

@Not_Ferrari I'm an Italian mechanic, and that isn't how I interpreted it at all. I'm not entirely sure what you heard that I didn't, but implications are in your own head. He didn't say anything you just assumed he meant. Sounds like you have some stuff you need to work on because the only person who actually judged anyone there was you

@@lukeyarasheski5510 "I'm (insert group here) and I wasn't offended so it can't be racist" is the equivalent of "I have a (insert group here) friend so I can't possibly be racist against them, they said it was okay for me to use (derogatory term)." The car was so poorly maintained that the only people he could conceive of having touched it, according to hisstatement, was either Italians or Arabians. That's not my judgement, that's his.

Why?

Is funny af and hes kinda right. If u been there u know lol. We europeans are not so sensitive as americans

@@Mr_Bones. - Because I am not a 15 year old Edge-lord.