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Originally Posted by mlandis
Seems like the roll of the dice -- I doubt it has as much to do with the model as it does just the probability of thousands of parts all seamlessly working together on an extremely complex car. Any SL model is a complex machine, the fact that it might have issues is just part of the expectation in my opinion.
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+1! It is always a roll of the dice. Hell, you could have purchased a Toyota "Reliable Beige Machine" and have the transmission grenade on you within 10,000 miles. It's about the percentages, so if you get a hold of a good one that doesn't need any work, hang on to it for as long as you can! Your next one could be a dud.
rook