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<blockquote data-quote="Hellraiser" data-source="post: 333674" data-attributes="member: 1657"><p>bro, we receive similar enquiries every day. there are a thousand and one factors why you should get a UDM and then is the buying process where you may buy a good well maintained second hand UDM or you may have a UDM that looks good cosmetically but sucks big time in terms for maintenance history so you will have to spend..spend..spend to keep it in good running condition again but guess it happens also to Jap cars right, lets be honest</p><p></p><p>To keep it in good condition, you will need a reliable mechanic who does not take you to the cleaners and use half cut parts and sell to you as new. another issue to consider but I guess this also happens to Jap cars.</p><p></p><p>and...there is the maintenence part to consider to continue the performance of the UDM in ultimate driving condition.Jap cars also same same...</p><p></p><p>Think about what I've shared about. If you're willing to go thru all that then you're almost decided to get a UDM. You can't compare a Jap car and a UDM. I'm surprised you didn't include a Proton Perdana or Proton Saga.</p><p></p><p>Also, how about telling us what your budget is for maintenance/monthly and we will advise you if its realistic. Otherwise, what is high maintenance to us may not afterall be to you or vice versa.</p><p></p><p>Lastly, the questions you posted have already been discussed in great length in the E46 thread. Check it out and decide. Life is short...I'm driving my dream car, what about you?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hellraiser, post: 333674, member: 1657"] bro, we receive similar enquiries every day. there are a thousand and one factors why you should get a UDM and then is the buying process where you may buy a good well maintained second hand UDM or you may have a UDM that looks good cosmetically but sucks big time in terms for maintenance history so you will have to spend..spend..spend to keep it in good running condition again but guess it happens also to Jap cars right, lets be honest To keep it in good condition, you will need a reliable mechanic who does not take you to the cleaners and use half cut parts and sell to you as new. another issue to consider but I guess this also happens to Jap cars. and...there is the maintenence part to consider to continue the performance of the UDM in ultimate driving condition.Jap cars also same same... Think about what I've shared about. If you're willing to go thru all that then you're almost decided to get a UDM. You can't compare a Jap car and a UDM. I'm surprised you didn't include a Proton Perdana or Proton Saga. Also, how about telling us what your budget is for maintenance/monthly and we will advise you if its realistic. Otherwise, what is high maintenance to us may not afterall be to you or vice versa. Lastly, the questions you posted have already been discussed in great length in the E46 thread. Check it out and decide. Life is short...I'm driving my dream car, what about you? [/QUOTE]
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