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I'm asking because I was driving a carriage through them, in which the engine fell apart after two thousand (miles/kilom...

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I'm asking because I was driving a carriage through them, in which the engine fell apart after two thousand (miles/kilometers).

Obviously, a used car from Europe isn't a guarantee of reliability.

However, this company charges 50$ for an inspection.

So now I'm wondering whether they alone failed to notice the engine knock in my car, or if others have the same problem.

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Чого питаю, бо гнав через них бричку, у якій через дві тищі ліг мотор.

Зрозуміло, що б/у тачка з Єуропки — це не гарант надії.

Однак, ця фірма бере 50$ за огляд.

Ото мені тепер цікаво, чи у мене одного вони не догледіли стук двигуна, чи ще є.

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