They make modern cars horrible to work on on purpose. Hopefully an you can find an upstanding mechanic. And you keep your fingers crossed that they're not going to tell you that everything is broken and you'll need $6,000 worth of repairs. Going to a dealership is just as horrible because they'll tell you you need $8,000 worth of repairs and they'll break another 8 Grand worth of shit trying to get the $8,000 done that they originally quoted you. Newer cars are not even going to be able to be worked on anywhere else but the dealership. And at the global labor rates pushing $200 an hour people aren't even going to own their own vehicles anymore. Who the hell can afford a breakdown. What I find sneaky is that every dealership no matter what the brand of vehicle is keeps their labor rates at the same it's like they have a coordinated butt fucking. Every place that I go to is between $170 to $190 an hour now, no matter where you are in the country.