With modern reasonably affordable cars as fast and comfy and efficienct as they are (Accords run 13's! ACCORDS), and if you're not a DIY person, I have no earthly idea why you'd want to own anything fancy or expensive out of warranty. I'm a DIY person and still don't want to unlses it's my "fun" or "forever" car. Our W212 is an AMG with that weird 7-speed single wet clutch-omatic and twin turbo direct injected DOHC VVT auto stop-start equipped V8, and it scares the crap out of me, despite me already having tackled some electrical diagnostics, brakes, all the fluids and maintenance stuff on it myself, because guess what, regular old maintenance expenses STILL aren't covered by warranty and are all marked up and/or just expensive because they're trick fast-car parts. I feel sorry for all the cool cars that dip into the mid-teens and get snatched up by the deluded folks who don't see past the asking price. At least it eventually causes the value of a good one to skyrocket once they've almost all been ruined by 20,000 mile oil change intervals and mismatched pep boys tires and youtube videos
At least, thanks to enthusiast sites like this one, plus a ready supply of parts fiche and technical service manuals, the AMG's and M's get some play on how to fix the common issues, and even the weird ones, and troubleshooting is supported by third party apps and such. Tesla...eh sortof? I guess? It's a new company it's still developing. Model X is definitely the most terrifying of the five vehicles Tesla has made from a post-warranty maintenance perspective, but I'm already pretty encouraged by how many people are on here sharing war stories and fixes. And with 20,000 per year, they've already come close to making as many X's as BMW M3's sold in the US since 1988. So, I have hope. The 4 year warranty ran out on the first of these LAST YEAR, which while it seems like a lot of time has passed because 2020, is no time at all.
The FWD seems a lot like a hardtop convertible top to me. Very hydraulics, much complicate, wow, hope I never have to fix this myself