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Liquid Li0n zei:idd nu verschiet ik toch wel van u ze Mansory... Dat ge daar zelfs aan durft denken vind ik al erg, maar dat hier dan nog eens op het forum verkondigen!
Koopt u maar nen Impreza of anders moet ge idd u E90 gewoon houden en die nog maar wat tunen
BlueSkyraider zei:wanneer gade gij u nen Impreza kopen?
fuck zeg, nen Mégane RS alleen vergelijken met een M3 (binnen het merk BMW uiteraard). al de rest is appelen en peren.
BlueSkyraider zei:wanneer gade gij u nen Impreza kopen?
serial zei:niet alleen met een M3, je moet zeker ook vergelijken met een 1M en dan kom je tot de conclusie dat de 1M wint!
Liquid Li0n zei:ja dat een 1M wint weet toch de grootste autoleek.
BlueSkyraider zei:@serial: je hebt gelijk. Niet aan de 1m gedacht.![]()

serial zei:Kan ik begrijpen hoor, tis nu ook niet dat ze al met bosjes rondrijden eh![]()
dat mag ook wel voor een auto die bijna 3 keer zoveel kost .serial zei:niet alleen met een M3, je moet zeker ook vergelijken met een 1M en dan kom je tot de conclusie dat de 1M wint!
Een TT RS lijkt me niet betaalbaar binnen hier en 1 jaar. 


AutoIndustrie Blog zei:TÜVs (Technischer Überwachungs-Verein), short for Technical Inspection Association in English, is a German quality and safety approval body.
In Germany, all registered vehicles must go through regular vehicle inspection to assess their road worthiness. Else the vehicle cannot be insured. It is not exactly similar to UK's MOT, or Singapore's LTA inspection, and certainly not like our Puspakom, in a sense that it is a lot more strict. It shares more similarity to Japan's Shaken inspection, which is probably among the most strict AND costly compulsory vehicle inspection. Depending on the vehicle age, German vehicle inspection intervals vary between 2 to 3 years. TUV, along with DEKRA are among the main bodies authorised by the German goverment to carry out vehicle inspections. It is so strict that minor rust spots are sufficient grounds to fail an inspection.
Each year, in partnership with Autobild, Germany's most influential automotive publication, TUV releases an annual TUV Report which shows results of average number of problems detected in any particular vehicle model of cars inspected by the body. It is by far one of the most reliable vehicle dependability data and is used as a main reference for German used car buyers.
Between June 2009 to July 2010, TÜV analysed 7,253,709 mandatory vehicle inspections. Out of these, the Toyota Prius was found to have the least defects, followed Mazda2, Smart fortwo, Porsche 911 all tied in second place.
Bron: AutoIndustrie Blog
AutoIndustrie Blog zei:When asked about vehicle quality / reliability related data, most people think about JD Power IQS. However, we have previously explained why we think there are some flaws with the JD Power methodology. First being the conflict of interest because JD Power is on the payroll of car manufacturers. We are not implying that the results are rigged, but rather, the survey methodologies are tailored to the needs of car manufacturers rather than the needs of consumers. Secondly, JD Power IQS surveys owners of new cars less than 90 days old (manufacturers more interested in how their new cars fare than their discontinued models). Just what sort of problems does JD Power hope to uncover from 90 day old cars? Thirdly, subjective items like the driver control interface (i.e. i-Drive), small of cupholders are considered as "problems" alongside objective quality issues like engine / electrical faults encountered.
Because of the short period of ownership, JD Power's IQS tells us almost nothing about the long term reliability of cars and is not very helpful for the used car buyer (or even a brand new car buyer!). JD Power has tried to address these criticism with the Vehicle Owners Satisfaction Survey (VOSS) and Vehicle Dependability Survey (VDS). But these are not available in ASEAN bloc, neither is it available in all EU markets. TUV on the other hand, is not paid by car manufacturers but by actual car owners, hence its impartiality.
Bron: AutoIndustrie Blog

smart scoort niet slechtBetween June 2009 to July 2010, TÜV analysed 7,253,709 mandatory vehicle inspections. Out of these, the Toyota Prius was found to have the least defects, followed Mazda2, Smart fortwo, Porsche 911 all tied in second place.
Bron: AutoIndustrie Blog

nicholas1 zei:De auto's in die lijsten, zijn dat de beste of de slechtste auto's?
En wat is EM-quote?
Sorry, m'n Duits is niet zo geweldig
EDIT:
smart scoort niet slecht![]()
CobraX zei:Voor al wie het interesseert, kan je hier de VOLLEDIGE lijst terugvinden per leeftijdscategorie.
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