Add in Z3/4, SLK/Crossfire, 350Z....

It technically has a backseat, but it’s really just there for insurance purposes. I tried to sit in my friend’s TT’s backseat in high school and it is completely useless. I’m pretty sure I sat sideways across the backseat with my knees tucked up. It was the only way to fit.

A couple of observations to add on,

Average is a much better parameter to measure that total number. Otherwise the answer will always be Ford F-100.

In the same token, the ones that you claim are “ never sold after hitting said milestones.” is due to the fact that they are just plain worn out/broken/rough shape. The ones on the list are still running strong and worth a damn to sell.

It also begs the question of “sold by whom?” I’d venture to guess most 150k+ model, say, Miatas are privates sellers not dealership sales.

The TT is a lot more comfortable and practical - back seat, roof, all wheel drive.  That would be a much better daily than a Miata.

And repair costs a helluva drug for Audis past 150k? lol

You mean weight savings?

I drove one locally last year that had foot-long holes in both rockers and an asking price of nearly 3k. So logically I passed on that and bought a 30 year old BMW with a quarter mil on the odometer, because I am an idiot.

Rust is a helluva drug for Mazda.

Did that person store it in a museum?

I am okay with cue in my ATS. But at the same time that fucking screen has been 90% of my trips in for repairs. It had to get replaced multiple times. First one was laggy and started changing radio stations on its own. The second one started blowing fuses and leaving me with No HVAC controls including the defoggers I…

But I know someone who never had trouble with their Jaguar!!!

I’m ok with manufactures getting dinged on functional reliability for Hvac in the infotainment. In my option it should always be separate, and barring that, default to a Auto 72F mode if the infotainment computer is not functioning.

Time flies. The first version of Sync didn’t come out until MY 2008. My lowly Focus has it. Its fine as long as you don’t expect too much of it. Has the most recent software update, and connects fine to my Sony Android and other phones. Fine for Bluetooth connectivity to your phone for audio, handsfree calling,…

I have a Ram Rebel with the air suspension. No joke it completely failed before 8,000 miles and took 2-3 weeks to get fixed.

Hey! My anecdotal evidence is super important anecdotal evidence. the two people I know with issues must be equal to at least 5,000 folks in a normal study!

(I also don’t see Jeep on the least reliable list. Definitely fake news.)

Alfa is still hanging out on the list