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Pro tip:
Don’t buy a European unless you have a trustworthy mechanic lined up.
Don’t have one? Find one and build a relationship with one.
Most Euro mechanics start out at the dealer, get 10+ years experience and then move on to open their own independent shop. This is the kind of mechanic you want.
I always buy my mechanic a bottle of alcohol or wine when he does something for me. It’s about building that morale and providing a gesture in good faith.
In turn, he wont look at you like an unassuming walking ATM.
Don’t buy a European unless you have a trustworthy mechanic lined up.
Don’t have one? Find one and build a relationship with one.
Most Euro mechanics start out at the dealer, get 10+ years experience and then move on to open their own independent shop. This is the kind of mechanic you want.
I always buy my mechanic a bottle of alcohol or wine when he does something for me. It’s about building that morale and providing a gesture in good faith.
In turn, he wont look at you like an unassuming walking ATM.