Going Deutschland - Why German Cars Are the Way to Go

For years people have bought German engineeredincrease in quality means that you are not going
and built cars because they are well designed,to have any engine or drive train problems for a
powerful and sporty. Whether you're in thelong time after your purchase. The quality of the
market for an Audi, Mercedes Benz, Porsche orparts also results in a tighter ride and smoother
VW, German cars are typically quite a bit moreperformance.
expensive than their American and JapaneseGerman cars are designed to drive the Autobahn.
counterparts. The old saying rings true today asBecause of this, they are designed to drive faster
ever, and "You always get what you pay for."and harder than anything else on any road.
Spending more on your initial investment for a carThe only problem with any import is that when it
will always pay off when you go German, ainevitably comes time to repair it, it's usually quite
German car gives long lasting benefits not only ina bit more expensive to fix. A German car is
the comforts of a quality, comfortable interior butalmost always about one and a half times more
also a superior engine make that will outlast itsexpensive to fix. And you have to be careful to
non-German competitors. A German car will notfind a knowledgeable mechanic that's familiar with
depreciate as quickly as other cars and it retainsGerman cars. Not all technicians can work on
its value through the years.German cars, though most all will say they can.
German cars are engineered to a higher standard,Even with the additional costs associated with
built with better materials and manufactured by amaintenance, it is still cheaper to own and drive a
more skilled workforce resulting in a far superiorGerman car. The additional costs will be returned
automobile experience. Their engines andwith the resale value being higher. German cars, in
mechanical components are built to tightermy opinion are superior to anything American or
tolerances than anything American. The resultingJapanese.