Car Dealers in Tel Aviv, Israel

In the decision of keep or replace, consider not only the costs of maintenence, but also frequency - how often you'll have to take it in, be without it, pick it up, etc. This is also known as the PITA factor. 1 year or 3 years can also depend on the kind of car. I'd sooner buy a 3 year old Japanese car than a European one. Speak to Daniel Ginensky and tell him I referred you. 057 477 2660.

Daniel Greenspan I believe you're referring to the first generation of Fiat Panda (1980-2003). From what I've seen, the second generation (2004-2012) gets pretty good reliability grades, for example, http://www.reliabilityindex.com/reliability/search/95. That particular site uses data from the UK. I owned a 2007 model for a little over five years, and I currently have a 2011 model, so I do not have much anecdotal evidence yet. Nonetheless, I haven't had any serious, unexpected, or expensive issues with either (yet?, tfu, tfu).