Proof that the number of km doesn't matter, but how you take care of it!
I want us to do a mirror comparison of two absolutely identical cars. One with 318,000 km, whose engine we will segment into five cylinders. The car comes from Italy for a complete refurbishment.
And a car from 2017, which we have been servicing for about eight years, with 55,000 km, and it doesn't consume oil, and it only came to change the suspension bushings. We have serviced the car exclusively ourselves. All changes were made on time, specifically between 10,000 and 15,000 km. Everything was changed preventively on it. The car has never, not even once, been transported to the service centre on a flatbed. But what did this mean? The owner came to the service and said: 'Well, let's see. It hasn't broken down. Never, never, only maintenance at each service. It has 55,119 km.'
