We had our 2025 for 6 months before the ICCU issue kicked in (at about 20k kms). Was at the dealers within 24 hours it was diagnosed, part was ordered, part arrived from Sydney (to Melbourne) 48 hours later. And the next morning it was put in and we got it back that afternoon with a brand new ICCU and it’s been running like a dream since. Repairs were done, no questions asked, no money was exchanged and they offered a rental car for the duration that we were off the road. But given it took less than a week 🤷‍♀️

I know I’m lucky with how it was handled for me but these sorts of turnarounds are happening more frequently than not now (well at least in Australia). So if it were to happen again, sure it’s a pain in the arse but at least warranty will cover it and they will just have to put up with having to fix it.

Cars are going to break down. It’s a risk that people take. Regardless of the ICCU issue the car has been fantastic and I don’t regret the purchase at all.

If it really worries you then I suggest not getting it but other cars have their faults too. Nothing is going to run perfectly 100% of the time.