Planing to buy a BMW X2. BMW owner, how much does it cost for you to maintain it per year? Thanks!
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Every time the fucking engine light goes off it is a minimum of $1000 of bullshit at even an independent mechanic.
The brand itself isn't holistically unreliable, it's just that they tend to push the envelope of engine technology with some of their cars and those models experience reliability issues as any new-tech guinea pig car would.
Basic service (oil, filters, spark plugs) isn't too exorbitant, especially if you go the independent mechanic route rather than opening your wallet to the stealership's service department. The X2 should be a fairly sturdy example of the benefits of iterative German engineering.