SO, I have a 2015 SL with ~49,300 miles on it, I am the 2nd owner (picked it up in '16) and routine maintenance has been done since I got it.
My extended aftermarket warranty is up in November 2022.
Should I be looking into getting another vehicle towards the end of the year, or do I just just keep rollin' with it?
Thoughts / opinions please.
Move on from a 2015?
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Big Red Rogue
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casperfun
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Re: Move on from a 2015?
Ok, I will throw my 2 cent.
If you have to ask, then go for it.
Go with your gut.
Do whatever makes you happy.
You seem to not mind having a new like vehicle every few years.
Personally, I’m cheap and like to run my car until it dies.
If you have to ask, then go for it.
Go with your gut.
Do whatever makes you happy.
You seem to not mind having a new like vehicle every few years.
Personally, I’m cheap and like to run my car until it dies.
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Lone Wolff
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Re: Move on from a 2015?
Is your primary concern about cost of ownership/reliability of this car once it is outside of the warranty period? Or something else?
Has it had to have any issues corrected while under warranty?
Did your "Routine Maintenance" include any CVT fluid service?
FWIW, Our 2015 SL has been owned since Oct 2014 when new and we have had no major problems with it. Had to replace a MAF sensor a year ago. Other than that, the only maintenance items we have had are the normal wear and tear items. Fluids, filters, and tires. We are actually still on the OEM brake pads at over 72,000 miles. We are planning on keeping this for at least 3 more years until our house is paid off. When the day does come to sell or trade it in, it will be done by choice not necessity.
Has it had to have any issues corrected while under warranty?
Did your "Routine Maintenance" include any CVT fluid service?
FWIW, Our 2015 SL has been owned since Oct 2014 when new and we have had no major problems with it. Had to replace a MAF sensor a year ago. Other than that, the only maintenance items we have had are the normal wear and tear items. Fluids, filters, and tires. We are actually still on the OEM brake pads at over 72,000 miles. We are planning on keeping this for at least 3 more years until our house is paid off. When the day does come to sell or trade it in, it will be done by choice not necessity.