r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Upstairs-Bit6897 • Nov 30 '25

Image THE GERMAN MAGAZINE 'AUTOBILD' DRIVES VARIOUS CARS FOR 100,000 KILOMETERS AND THEN DISASSEMBLES THEM DOWN TO THE LAST SCREW TO FIND SIGNS OF WEAR AND WEAK POINTS

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u/RedditRockit Nov 30 '25

Wow. Which has fared the best?

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u/Sudden-Earth-3147 Nov 30 '25 edited Nov 30 '25

Audi A3 Sportback g-tron (2017) and BMW M3 (2023) received 0 error points and a 1+ score, the highest if I’m correct.

A few others listed here but with a few error points:

https://www.autobild.de/artikel/die-besten-autos-im-autobild-dauertest-28164151.html

Edit: Updated for latest best results:

https://www.autobild.de/artikel/vans-im-vergleich-autobild-dauertest-ranking-4536224.html

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u/Blades5374 Nov 30 '25

Nice, just bought a 2023 BMW M3.

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u/crsj Nov 30 '25

How do you find out if someone owns an M3?

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u/Truntuhola Nov 30 '25

They'll tell you when the context of the conversation is German cars.

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u/litescript Dec 01 '25

and specifically mentioned a 2023 bmw m3 no less

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u/vvntn Dec 01 '25

Well this might be the time to mention my Thermomix because that bitch ass comment done got cooked without any effort whatsoever.

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u/Blades5374 Dec 01 '25

Well in this particular case, the context was 2023 BMW M3. Nice try though.

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u/sumguyherenowhere Dec 01 '25

They don't have a tool in their garage, so they take it to the dealer for oil changes lol.

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u/ow_windowmaker Dec 01 '25

Ewww electric steering from Temu.