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3. Volkswagen
Model Years: 1927–Present;
Average Annual Repair Costs: $769*
Volvos are known for being practical, luxury-oriented, and family-friendly. Volvos require less money for maintenance than other luxury brands; the cost is about $769 annually. Nevertheless, these vehicles require $100 more maintenance over a ten-year ownership period than Audis.
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Remember that your maintenance expenses will vary based on the model of Volvo you drive. Owners of XC60s and '80s sedans will have different maintenance needs, levels of experience, and other factors. Volvo is a premium brand; thus, its parts are typically more costly than those of Fords or Toyotas, but still not as expensive as those of Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz.
4. Mercedes-Benz E350
Model Years: 2010–Present;
Average Annual Repair Costs: $788*
Parts for the E350 are more expensive because it is a Mercedes-Benz, a luxury car. Even with maintenance alone costing more than $700 a year, Autoblog advises drivers to spend between $700 and $1,200. The article even suggests obtaining an extended warranty for your car in order to cover ownership and other costs.
Mercedes-Benz E350 ©HappyEggs/Shutterstock
The E350 is renowned for its powerful engine choices and excellent interior features. However, Hot Cars claims that the E350 actually excels in its earlier generations, which offer "excellent reliability and technology" for individuals looking to acquire a Benz on a budget.
