MX - 7 seater - £30k

MX - 7 seater - £30k

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Omar-p25l8

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89 posts

62 months

Friday 13th September
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I am considering replacing my Model 3 with a MX - as we need 7 seats.

Obviously I am fairly limited by choice given the 7 seat requirement - but are there any known issues/things to consider? For example, a 2017 MX with lower mileage vs. 2018 with higher? Slightly concerned about the lack (or potentially short) warranty - but anything newer than 2018 takes it out of budget!

Gone fishing

7,401 posts

129 months

Yesterday (14:11)
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MX is a money pit

Matrix heaters and drive shafts are two big ones at £1k+ a time, but lots to go wrong and usually does including suspension parts

gangzoom

6,662 posts

220 months

Yesterday (21:07)
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Gone fishing said:
MX is a money pit

Matrix heaters and drive shafts are two big ones at £1k+ a time, but lots to go wrong and usually does including suspension parts
Both PTC heater and drive shafts on older cars should all have been done under warehouse. What's the 'lots to wrong' items are you counting.

Ours has just passed its 7th year MOT, replacing the tires every 20-25k miles is the biggest maintenance cost over the last 3 years.

Gone fishing

7,401 posts

129 months

Yesterday (22:41)
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gangzoom said:
Both PTC heater and drive shafts on older cars should all have been done under warehouse. What's the 'lots to wrong' items are you counting.

Ours has just passed its 7th year MOT, replacing the tires every 20-25k miles is the biggest maintenance cost over the last 3 years.
Drive shafts last 25k-30k before needing to be replaced again

Replacement PTC heaters fail, and there are 2 on a 7 seater

You yourself have said it’s been the most unreliable car you’ve ever owned