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As per usual with me, i'm looking for another car, this time as a run about / project to work on and enjoy on the side of having the BA. (unless it sells) ;) . Had a look at a few AU's but the ones in the lower price bracket all have more than 200K on the dial. My question is what is the reliability of these motors like after they hit the 200K mark ? I know the e series needed gasket work, but the AU's don't suffer that, so are there any things to be wary of ?
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AU I6 Reliability & Longevity, 200K+ ?
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