There are quite a few low-mileage BRZs on the market now. Is it because people's expectations were too high and they felt a big difference after getting the car, or does the car have actual issues? Also, why is the manual transmission valued so high, yet the automatic transmission still sells more? It seems like there are more automatic models in the second-hand market as well.

Peugeot 206, 1.6L, automatic/manual transmission, 2006 model. The acceleration is very slow, and when you give it more gas, the RPM goes up, but the speed doesn't catch up. What's going on? Can any experts help explain this? Thanks!

I took a look at the Arteon owners' group, and as expected, there were a bunch of comments about how the value for money isn't as good as other cars. 🤦‍♂️ People who buy this car aren't really looking for value for money. You can't think with the same mindset as them, you're just not on the same wavelength. 😄

Is it better to buy the 2010 Acura TL with a 5-speed automatic transmission or the 2012 model with a 6-speed automatic transmission? 😂 Is there a big difference between the 5AT and 6AT? I've heard that the 6AT has more issues. Any car enthusiasts know about this?

How is the resale value of the Maserati? Is the car's failure rate high? A friend drove a Maserati SUV a few times and felt that the comfort level was a bit lacking.

I have a 2015 2.0L automatic model, the second highest trim without a sunroof. The fuel consumption is at 9, which seems quite high. Last year, I had a maintenance check where the throttle body was cleaned, and the spark plugs were replaced. Tires are fine too. The fuel consumption is terrifying—almost 0.7 currency per kilometer. Why is it so high?

There are quite a few low-mileage BRZs on the market now. Is it because people's expectations were too high and they felt a big difference after getting the car, or does the car have actual issues? Also, why is the manual transmission valued so high, yet the automatic transmission still sells more? It seems like there are more automatic models in the second-hand market as well.

If you have purchased a second-hand 2009 Peugeot 307 sedan with a 1.6 automatic engine and it has run 150,000 kilometers, and you notice that it runs at 3300 RPM at 120 km/h on the highway, you might want to consider changing the transmission oil. It's generally a good idea to check the maintenance history of a used car and ensure that essential fluids like transmission oil are fresh, especially if you are experiencing high RPMs.

Is a manual transmission more comfortable than an automatic transmission?

It seems like there is no automatic high beam feature, and when reversing, there is distance display and a warning sound. It doesn't seem to have automatic braking. Is it because the reversing speed isn't fast enough?

I just bought a used 2013 model with a 2.0 automatic transmission. I've heard that its fuel consumption is quite high. I haven't even transferred ownership yet, and it's already worrying me.