

| Subject: | Wasserboxer reliability in Europe |
| From: | Dave M |
| Date: | Mon, 18 Feb 2002 16:20:53 GMT |
I dont know the answer to this but I did live in Europe for 30 years and my observations
are:
In Europe, until recently only leaded gas was available.
Until recently, they did not have the stringent emission controls that the US did.
Distances are much shorter there - people drive less also because of the high cost of gas.
They do not have the same climate extremes as we do, There is no Phoenix, AZ or Buffalo NY
there.
I do not believe that maintenance is a factor, Europeans get their cars serviced no more
often
then Americans, and the average mechanic is just as incompetent.
All this may be irrelevant, but worth mentioning.
- David ('87
Wolfsburg)
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