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8 New SUVs to AVOID in 2023 - Here is Why !! 

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People buy brand-new SUVs or cars because they anticipate a hassle-free ownership experience without the service issues that arise as cars age. However, Consumer Reports Annual Auto Survey data reveal that some new car buyers will need to return to the dealer's service department more frequently than others. To determine the reliability of various car models, CR examines 17 potential problem areas, such as the engine, transmission, and brakes, and assigns a predicted reliability score based on the severity of each issue. In this video, we will be focusing on popular new SUVs priced below $40,000, and we have selected the 8 least reliable models according to CR's data.

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@ylzno
@ylzno 11 месяцев назад
Summary: #8 - 0:56 - 2023 Hyundai Kona #7 - 1:55 - 2023 Ford Bronco Sport #6 - 3:05 - 2023 Jeep Compass #5 - 4:06 - 2023 Mercedes-Bens GL A #4 - 4:55 - 2023 Nissan Pathfinder #3 - 6:09 - 2023 Ford Explorer #2 - 7:09 - 2023 Kia Sorento #1 - 8:29 - 2023 Volkswagen Taos
@nerenahd
@nerenahd 11 месяцев назад
People like you keep my faith in humanity 😅
@Jstars200
@Jstars200 11 месяцев назад
Source: Trust me broo…….
@TheDiameter
@TheDiameter 10 месяцев назад
@@Jstars200Nah all of those are made by companies with reputations for expensive repairs, frequent warranty recalls, and lawsuits over known product defects.
@vmdenis3350
@vmdenis3350 10 месяцев назад
​@@Jstars200no, it is based on consumer reviews, company recalls, problems in the past 3 years, manufacturing defects and many more
@Anonymous-cc4ft
@Anonymous-cc4ft 10 месяцев назад
You are so kind 😊
@jimjim2822
@jimjim2822 Год назад
My brother has owned a car repair and sales lot for about 20 years. The vehicles that he sees more of for repairs than any others are #1: Ford Explorer (he’s renamed it “Ford Exploder”), and #2: BMW (renamed “Bummers”). The Exploders are “all junk”. The Bummers always have major electrical issues and then engine problems after 100K kms. The vehicles that he seldom gets in are Honda, Toyota, and Mazda. Good to know👍
@andyny29
@andyny29 Год назад
You could also say: FORD - Found On Road Dead. BMW- Big Money Waster.
@puddin6010
@puddin6010 Год назад
My ex said, FORD meant, FIX OR REPAIR DAILY and too NEVER buy!
@jazzyj6640
@jazzyj6640 11 месяцев назад
Found on the road dead 😅
@dostagirl9551
@dostagirl9551 11 месяцев назад
I believe it. I have a 2012 Honda Civic I purchased new. Never had a single issue, and it’s still going strong.
@Lbcanderson
@Lbcanderson 11 месяцев назад
I had an X5 and one day my battery was dead when I was leaving work. From that day forward I had transmission issues and had to fully replace the transmission. Turned out to be a known issue BMW would not acknowledge but was on several online forums. I refuse to ever get another one.
@barbz_zayne
@barbz_zayne Год назад
This message is for 2022 and 2023 Volkswagen Taos buyers and owners. This video does NOT do the Taos any justice whatsoever. Don't believe Consumer Reports. They have always been bias on Volkswagen - they HATE Volkswagen. On so many Taos forums, no one has had problems. The *very early* 2022 Taos' vehicles had some issues with the engine - but affected vehicles were immediately recalled and fixed. Any other Taos, is a pretty reliable vehicle. The 7-speed Dual Clutch transmission has been used in many other Volkswagens and has been proven to be reliable. The 1.5T engine has been used in Jettas for a while and is expected to last up to 225,000 miles with little to no issues. If any lights on your dash come on, the problem is a 90% chance that the infotainment display needs an update. Whatever else this video said about a Taos is false information! The Taos received a 75/100 on its reliability scores from multiple other sites which is average and higher than some of the other competition. Don't let this video steer you away from buying a Taos, I own a 2023 Taos SEL and it's such an amazing vehicle!
@dominiquelapointe8424
@dominiquelapointe8424 Год назад
4 Forester since 1996. No problem and all maintenance by myself.
@rosannagatto850
@rosannagatto850 Год назад
Subaru forester and Subaru it’s Toyota made
@TheSportsPROgram
@TheSportsPROgram Год назад
Want Reliability ? Lexus, Toyota, Honda, and As I understand it Mazda is good too. After having German cars and a ton of problems, I'm sticking with these 3 brands from now on. I have a Toyota and it is the most problem free car I've ever had.
@drsnowmon
@drsnowmon Год назад
I'm a previous owner of VW and Audi, they're headache inducing brands for sure
@ruthhatfield8869
@ruthhatfield8869 Год назад
I can attest to Mazda’s. I have a CX-5 and it’s a great car. I do take care of the preventative maintenance as recommended. I’ve had it 4 years with not a single issue.
@madierose
@madierose Год назад
Haven’t had a single issue with my 2007 Mazda 3 outside of routine maintenance. 170,000 miles and still drives great!
@fueledbymusic3
@fueledbymusic3 Год назад
Toyota became part of Mazda
@fatrug33
@fatrug33 Год назад
​@@fueledbymusic3 Nope not at all
@bobblack6816
@bobblack6816 Год назад
I have a VW 2019 Tiguan and it’s the best car I’ve ever owned!! 80,000 trouble free miles! 35 mpg on a trip and extremely comfortable to drive on a long trip! I love this car!!!!!!!❤
@artcampli9756
@artcampli9756 Год назад
I had a ‘19 Tiquan and it was a good car. Averaged 36 mpg on highway trips. Now I have ‘22 Tiquan and I swear it doesn’t run has good even though the cars are identical
@franklinhealey5880
@franklinhealey5880 Месяц назад
80,000 isn't even broken in for reliable cars.
@Vibhor-rg6ro
@Vibhor-rg6ro 11 месяцев назад
Isn't it amazing how they let go of thorough testing before launching? You're the test subjects for them. With so much advancement in today's tech, it's terrible to see these issues a commonplace among brands
@davidspringer7840
@davidspringer7840 Год назад
Thank you Man for the info is nice but as also i am an aging and Maturing person and with the updated knowledge it's good to have on the shelf of wisdom
@russseuffert803
@russseuffert803 Год назад
Quite an eye opener. Very helpful review.
@olutoyinadeniyi8150
@olutoyinadeniyi8150 Год назад
It's an eye opener to hear so much about the unreliability of these beautiful SUV's. Thanks for sharing the informatio
@luckycharm1611
@luckycharm1611 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the alert. Very helpful.
@iSaaurabh
@iSaaurabh Год назад
I own a 2019 Mazda CX-9 - Absolutely love the car! Super smooth & peppy ride. Not a single issue in the last 4 years, just regular maintenance. Stick with the Japanese cars - if you want to own long-term.
@anthonyjames4319
@anthonyjames4319 11 месяцев назад
Except Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Infinity lol.
@Y_hass
@Y_hass 11 месяцев назад
@@anthonyjames4319 Infiniti is nissan you fool. And yes, only Toyota (Lexus) and Hondas (Acura) are good and reliable. Nissan used to be good until they got bought out by a french automaker.
@nunosapunso6239
@nunosapunso6239 11 месяцев назад
@@anthonyjames4319Mitsubishi is actually one of the most reliable manufacturers. You ever hear of Mitsubishi have major problems?
@anthonyjames4319
@anthonyjames4319 11 месяцев назад
@@nunosapunso6239 there a reason you never see an Eclipse on the road anymore..
@nunosapunso6239
@nunosapunso6239 11 месяцев назад
@@anthonyjames4319 because they stopped making them? Mitsubishi is actually really popular outside of the US.
@brianturner4818
@brianturner4818 Год назад
2004 VW Passat. It was fun to drive, but it was a constant source of warning lights and EVAP issues. Then the transmission went out ay 80,000 miles. Replaced the Transmission, cleared all the warning lights at the dealership and traded it off for an 08 Honda Accord. I'm never leaving the Honda family again. Lesson(s) learned.
@krane15
@krane15 Год назад
When you have winning formula like the Camry and Accord you stick with it. That's the main reason they're so reliable. The con to that is, the total loss of uniqueness, an zero hint of excitement. Question: is the Accord as fun to drive?
@BoZhaoengineering
@BoZhaoengineering Год назад
@@krane15 I don’t think VW Passat is fun to drive either. Primary requirement comes out reliability and life for family utility and any personal use from A to B. I have no time to waste of repairing my car at dealership frequently.
@krane15
@krane15 Год назад
@@BoZhaoengineering I've driven both, and although neither are performance cars, the Passat is a lot more sporty than the Accord. It also feels more solid and planted on the road, especially at speeds. Reliability notwithstanding, I'd pick the VW every time. Although the Passat has been retired in favor or the slightly more luxurious, spacious, and sporty Arteon. Other good news is that this time is comes with a much better warranty.
@sambrooks7862
@sambrooks7862 Год назад
Funny you should say that about the passat, I've been driving volkswagen for years and have 4 passats over a period of about 10 years, the first being a 2000 1.8 20 valve turbo, absolutely fantastic, scary fast and built like a sherman tank, two 1.9 tdi,s and the last being a 2.0 tdi dsg which was an absolute bag of shit, build quality like a 70s skoda and the dash would light up like a pink floyd gig until a message came up saying "low oil pressure, stop" and 5 seconds later the engine blew up, oil pump failure apparently. I will never buy vw again.
@drsnowmon
@drsnowmon Год назад
You're not lying about the EVAP issues, it's because they make their intake manifold and charge pipes out of cheap plastics
@mae388
@mae388 Год назад
Had a 2018 (maybe 2017 I forget) Mazda CX-5 and a 2020 Ford escape, the Mazda was nice and gave me no troubles but I liked now the escape drove better , sadly it was totaled two weeks ago after a F-150 took a 90 degree turn from the right lane on the highway trying to cut through the emergency vehicle connection to go on the opposite highway and I T-boned his drivers side going 70-75 mph , my escape had its front end smashed but nothing came in the cabin and I was able to walk would with minor injuries considering the circumstances - I just ordered the 2023 ford escape and I’m waiting on that now , currently in a 2023 Nissan rouge as a rental and it drives well too!
@HurremInce
@HurremInce Год назад
I am so glad I came across this video right before I trade my VW Passat 2014 with 2023 VW Taos. It is #1 in the list and not my # 1 in my list now. Thank you!
@johnrichards3666
@johnrichards3666 11 месяцев назад
Since you asked, my most unreliable car was a 1996 Volvo 960 wagon. Left me stranded for 4 days in Ely, NV during a cross country move and that's just for starters.
@julianmartinezz6734
@julianmartinezz6734 Год назад
Excellent video 👍🏼
@JesusRodriguez-yw5vu
@JesusRodriguez-yw5vu Год назад
My worst car was a 2013 Ford Focus. It was the time when ford changed something in the automatic transmission. Since I got the car, I kept going back to the dealer because when shifting from 1st to 2nd gear the car kind of jump or even stall as if I were driving manual. About a year and 27k miles later, I got tired of the issue and ford saying “it’s normal” that I traded for my first Toyota, a 2014 Camry, which (hands down) it’s one of the best cars I’ve owned.
@jedclampett7705
@jedclampett7705 11 месяцев назад
Shoulda got the stick 5 speed. Still, STILL have a ‘12 SE that besides basic routine maintenance, had to replace rear wheel bearings are 45K. That’s it. At 166K currently, crossing 200K right around the corner. PS That duel clutch was shit. Agreed.
@doseofdoug8871
@doseofdoug8871 10 месяцев назад
Great review. Very informative. Thank you
@PhylllisDWS
@PhylllisDWS 11 месяцев назад
Great information! Thanks a lot.
@TontosVotanPaSocialistas
@TontosVotanPaSocialistas Год назад
I have Mercedes CDI 320 for 13 years. No problems at all. 0. Brilliant car. Love it.
@erickm.6690
@erickm.6690 Год назад
I have 2022 Highline Taos. And I love it. No problem here. :D
@thomaseaton4077
@thomaseaton4077 9 месяцев назад
Excellent and efficient video. Thanks!
@rajcherian578
@rajcherian578 5 месяцев назад
thanks for unbiased opinion. I subscribe and share as well. what are the best SUVs to buy? i will check your old videos too
@curtiswilson4737
@curtiswilson4737 Год назад
When people ask me about what brand to get, I just be honest with them, get a Honda or Toyota
@jobabs
@jobabs Год назад
My local mechanic said the same thing when I asked him.
@YourMom-vl2sp
@YourMom-vl2sp Год назад
My Toyota engine burns oil. My Honda transmission had been replaced 4 times 😂🤣😂🤣
@jonkrispeterson6678
@jonkrispeterson6678 Год назад
My Toyotas have had the following miles. 92 previa;, 185,000, 2004 Matrix;225,000, 2004 Sienna; 182,000, 2017 Rav 4;(still own, 65,000), 2015 Highlander;(still own, 195,000). Never an engine or transmission problem on any of them.
@colleensmith3374
@colleensmith3374 Год назад
Agreed... & a Subaru to the list.
@johnpanagiotopoulos8539
@johnpanagiotopoulos8539 Год назад
Mazda!
@momomomo2693
@momomomo2693 Год назад
Thanks for this one, now I want to hear mid size or sedan cars
@maybee...
@maybee... Год назад
I have a Kia Sorento 4x4, 2018, I have had no issues, regular maintenance, @ 37,000+ miles I am very satisfied with my purchase.
@ianjohnson1328
@ianjohnson1328 Год назад
Worst car was 1992 Audi 80. Stranded multiple times before I discovered the crankshaft key was chipped so the car would skip timing. Still loved it. Was built like a tank. Best car was a 87 golf gti 1.8. Lived at the redline for the four years I had it with no issues
@anubaral
@anubaral 11 месяцев назад
Imagine that nowadays, skipping timing and not totaling the engine!
@sharonholt3118
@sharonholt3118 11 месяцев назад
Best car I’ve ever owned was a Pre used Toyota Highlander Limited Edition. Drove it for years. We finally gave it to my granddaughter on her 16th bday so I then bought a brand new Honda Passport Elite. Hubby is a loyal Honda man. Love it ❤
@jm3814
@jm3814 11 месяцев назад
I also drive a Honda Passport Elite and LOVE it! Best vehicle I have ever owned and I've driven a few! 3 Honda CRV's since 2005. Got burned with the '17 with the infamous oil dilution issue so decided to move up to the Honda 6cy engine. Great vehicle!
@ghryder
@ghryder 24 дня назад
To bad you gave away a good Toyota and got a Honda, I have a 19 year old Highlander that runs and drives like new
@sharonholt3118
@sharonholt3118 24 дня назад
@@ghryder I hear ya…both brands are excellent imo plus hubby bought and paid cash for my Passport…we had it built in Virginia and shipped here since he preferred Honda….soooooo there you go. I miss my Toyota but granddaughter is loving it. She is grateful to have it.
@petra3505
@petra3505 10 месяцев назад
Very informative thank you very much loved the video
@mystichris1543
@mystichris1543 Год назад
Scary stuff - thanks for this information!
@ssgg164
@ssgg164 Год назад
I have a 2020 Kia Sportage LX 2.5 L engine with 84000 miles on it. I have had zero problem with it. Lately I have got software update for anti theft. My Sportage still looks like new. That’s all I can say!!!
@ronconradt4427
@ronconradt4427 Год назад
Friends of mine bought a cheaper model Saturn for their son back in 2002. He drove it five years and put 200K on it. Then his mom drove it when he bought a new one. She put on another 60K , then in 2018, she put it on Craigs list for 200 bucks, and got zero calls. She raised the price to 400 bucks and sold it the next day. She sees the car around town, and it’s going strong. Cool.
@sunnygirl9691
@sunnygirl9691 Год назад
I had 2 Saturns station wagons and liked them both. I see one in my town (same kind I had) still driving around 20 years later.
@naveda1976
@naveda1976 Год назад
My Saturn VUE had a Honda V6 engine
@coletted.felton3364
@coletted.felton3364 7 месяцев назад
👍👍👍 Thank You Very Much For Sharing This Valuable Information, Right Before I Made An Actual Purchase!! I Am Looking For The Compact SUV!! You Have Helped Me To Eliminate 8 Bad Choices. Thank You!😊
@leogeee1
@leogeee1 Год назад
If you trade cars every 5 years it almost doesn't matter what you buy. If you're in it for the long haul, simple is best. No turbos, no unnecessary electrical options, no hybrids or Auto start/stop. I have a Nissan Versa Note and have zero issues. Just routine maintenance. It has 80,000 mi and gets 35-40 mpg.
@keremyaka1
@keremyaka1 Год назад
Wonderful advice!
@PrakashamOnline
@PrakashamOnline Год назад
Agreed. Toyota Hybrids are quite reliable though
@cohenhs
@cohenhs Год назад
Toyota Hybrids are more reliable that non-hybrids. I disagree with avoiding hybrids. Turbo charged engines I absolutely agree about avoiding.
@caseyhartman7094
@caseyhartman7094 Год назад
@@cohenhs My Camry Hybrid would jolt forward when switching from electric to gas while at a stop light.
@cohenhs
@cohenhs Год назад
@@caseyhartman7094 I've owned 2 Camry Hybrids and both were trouble free and had over 150k miles when traded.. They both started extremely smoothly from a stop. I'm not a jack rabbit starter and they always transitioned seemlessly from electric to gasoline propulsion.
@roguecheddar
@roguecheddar Год назад
As an owner of a 2021 Kona I'm calling BS on this. 35K with zero issues. Fit and finish is great, good gas mileage, and all the bells and whistles I need.
@allanzylbert1306
@allanzylbert1306 9 месяцев назад
Agreed, it's been great. No sure how this is on the list. I know many Kona owners, and none have an issue
@Luthius85
@Luthius85 8 месяцев назад
CR is a scam.
@Virgochik
@Virgochik 7 месяцев назад
I've got a 2022 Kona N. Granted, it's got low miles but I've had zero problems.
@tomtrana3449
@tomtrana3449 Год назад
It's always amazing how design and design elements of the Saab 9-4X (from 2010!) have been adopted in modern SUVs.
@mavfan1
@mavfan1 Год назад
at some point you should stop being amazed by this.
@michaelfredmon4748
@michaelfredmon4748 Год назад
Saab was a great brand with some design features from it airplane division. GM bought it and foolishly removed the hatchback which was a standard feature. They lost market share and ruined a wonderful brand. Not the first time as they sabotaged their success with Saturn
@CC-si3cr
@CC-si3cr 11 месяцев назад
Saab was a weird lookin' car with an even weirder placement to start the car. Why in-between the two front seats in the console area? Even if Saab did make it in today's world it still would've failed.
@twolford01
@twolford01 9 месяцев назад
@@CC-si3cr Beauty is in the eye of the beholder 😅 The reason for the key position there was because sometimes during auto crashes peoples knees were injured from the normal key placement on the steering column. Back in the day they were among the safest cars. ✌️
@DIsmayedConfuse
@DIsmayedConfuse 9 месяцев назад
@@CC-si3crthe placement of the key on Saabs was perfect. No need to search for location behind the steering wheel as with most cars.
@Zbeeeb
@Zbeeeb 11 месяцев назад
i change my car every year. -i had a 2021 explorer ST ( kept it 9 months), first week in the third row seat didnt go down electronically. 3 months later the exhaust was making noise in the flexible part and had to be changed. i had no transmission problem or any other problem. -then i got a 2021 mazda cx 30 turbo.( kept it 13 months). whenever i would turn in a parking at very low speed the rear axle would squeek. they aknolodged the problem but never figured out the problem. -then i got a 2023 mazda cx 50 turbo. after 10 000 kms they changed the complete transmission cause when i would be in big traffic and slightly press on the gas pedal and rpm would reach 1000 it would jerk hard when shifting in 2nd gear. they tried finding the problem and couldn't and that is why they changed the transmission. when it got changed it stopped jerking but then a few days later restarted again. they changed codes and it stopped doing it and probably realized that they changed a transmission for no reason. then all the lights on the dashboard would light up and i noticed gas consumption was high. they ended up changing a module behind the bumper that fixed the problem and gas consumption is better now as of now i think i will buy a bicycle 🚲 and use it as transportation.
@theKevronHarris
@theKevronHarris Год назад
My mother had a 2017 ford Edge Titanium with the infamous 2.0L EcoBoost engine and it was a former rental car. Bought it because her 2004 Explorer Eddie Bauer had a bad transmission back in May 2018. The Ford Edge was a great SUV, however, she traded it in on January 2022 because it needed a new engine in which it had sludge buildup.
@Mike80528
@Mike80528 Год назад
Re: the Explorer. The two recalls are modest. A rear camera and a bad bolt (the bolt can be serious). The transmission is fine but Ford isn't programming it ideally - it skips about 1/2 of the available gears. Still seems fine. Just be careful about direct injection. Highly recommend adding an oil catch can to prevent valve fouling (an issue with all direct injection engines). I personally had my wiper motor fail within weeks which was annoying as hell, but Ford fixed it pretty quickly. Overall, still very much love my ST (I know the engine is solid and so far no other issues).
@DanielBeard-bt7mn
@DanielBeard-bt7mn Год назад
It's beautiful, but no thanks.
@immanueljustin5122
@immanueljustin5122 11 месяцев назад
Garbage brand had the edge St worst can and brand anyone can ever own ST or not Ford is crap
@Mike80528
@Mike80528 11 месяцев назад
@@immanueljustin5122 Based on the *nearly* coherent sentence I am going to guess you are a RAM owner...
@jackofalltrades4844
@jackofalltrades4844 11 месяцев назад
Ford has more recalls than any other car manufacturer in the US. I’ve been super disappointed by my expedition.
@sqmus
@sqmus 4 месяца назад
I had a 2000 Explorer. Excellent vehicle. Very reliable. Ran and handled great. Sold it in 2020. Prior to that I had a 1990 Aerostar. Same experience, but I only had it for 10 years. I maintain my vehicles very well, so that may be a factor.
@CaptainKielbasa
@CaptainKielbasa Год назад
As long as you do scheduled maintenance and don't abuse the car, they will all drive for a long time with minor issues.
@TheGatmo
@TheGatmo 11 месяцев назад
2017 VW Golf Sportwagen 4motion DSG DAP. 57,000 flawless miles. Best MPG 42.2, 1 recall of the trim around gear selector. Solid, grounded feeling, quiet.
@Tathlon1
@Tathlon1 Год назад
thanks for this as I was just about to buy the Taos!
@user-gf4kg6ph4u
@user-gf4kg6ph4u 9 месяцев назад
Had my choices, and wanted to stick to a price point. I was looking for a decent size, good ride, quiet, nice interior. Also a nice dealer, often overlooked. Knowing full well what's going on in the past and present, I bought a Jeep Compass Limited. Has most everything in it, and the sticker price of over $37,000 was more than I wanted to spend. The Kia Seltos felt cramped, and it's a Kia. The Bronco Sport I actually hated. I was turning towards a CX-5. But my son's a Jeep sales guy. The dealer deducted 15% Jeep discount, which brought the total down under $32k. The interior is really nice, leather, large screen and easy to use it. The engine is noisier at startup, but very smooth overall. Handles our crappy roads extremely well, and has the power and handling that I liked. Not as sweet handling as the CX-5, but very nice.
@jamesmyers9285
@jamesmyers9285 6 месяцев назад
My neighbor has two Jeep Compasss', one 2022 and a new 2023 turbo. They have had no problems with either, and the 2022 has 42,000 miles on the odometer. The 2023 has a beautiful two-tone interior.
@danpizzi5857
@danpizzi5857 6 месяцев назад
I think people for some reason like to knock CJDR vehicles. I have a 24 Hornet & so far so good.
@williambuklad9622
@williambuklad9622 10 месяцев назад
I snagged a '22 Taos that was tagged as a lemon, some research on my part indicated - supply chain issues for a key part in '22, pandemic and Z-war issues, but Car and Drivers finding that the FWD model with 8 spd torque converter really delivered the highway mileage - 41. I'm getting mid 40's on regular toodling on 55 mph road near where I am with long errand runs of 35-40 miles. This care excels as a driver. It is like new. I go back an forth to the eurozone and the skivvy there is that the VW 1.5 turbo, combined with the - ZF I think - torque converter trans is the best. The trans - okay I have a TDI diesel and like it's DSG - this one is even better, always in the right gear. If you know how to light the turbo, and this one is easy to tickle, it excels at passing on 2 lanes. I've had zero problems. I will buy the VCDS ODB diagnostic module at some point, to know what the issues are if service is needed. There is one recall issue unresolved with the fuel feed but it is extremely rare. The driving dynamics excel, the features on this SE are great. Road tire noise is the only negative. All the shade drives the prices way down and makes it a screaming bargain, as the negative reliability chatter involves issues that are fixable. Thank you for making this a great deal for me by dissing it. Oh - the Rav 4 was just too expensive, and the CRV too big for my needs, but they are no doubt the top of the list.
@stephenmorton6180
@stephenmorton6180 Год назад
Thanks for the updates. Good video
@mr.d.4175
@mr.d.4175 10 месяцев назад
I have a 2001 VW Jetta with the big 6 cylinder. Has over 255,000 miles and does not burn oil and has a sealed tranny but I changed fluid 3 times so far. Only problems were a front end alignment that took about $2,000 and 3 trips to front end shops and it threw 2 serpentine belts. Daily driver while the $45,000, 2019 Truck sleeps in the garage. VW gets 22.3 mpg, truck gets 16.8 over 12,000 miles. My first foreign vehicle and glad I bought it 12 years ago for $5,000. I will drive it until the wheels fall off.
@user-sh4bv9zw5f
@user-sh4bv9zw5f 10 месяцев назад
AUDI Etron-2019 was a lemon, sued VW and settled for $30,000 and kept car, ultimately selling it for $63,000. Bought Kia EV6, what a difference. Koreans got it right!
@markrobinson7586
@markrobinson7586 Год назад
Just ordered my 3rd Mazda CX-5, great cars, lovely to drive, very reliable Japanese engineering
@fotinigavrilis537
@fotinigavrilis537 Год назад
I agree! I had a mazda6 for 13 years.. best car ever until a dump truck rear ended me.. now I’m in a Honda, but my next car will be a Cx5 👍
@jamesfaragoza5782
@jamesfaragoza5782 Год назад
My 1998 dodge stratus broke down every two weeks. I learned so many parts of the car because i changed so many of them. It was paid off immediately so i was stuck with it. I had it maybe 3-4 years and put several thousands into it until the motor gave out with 150k miles on it maybe. I bought it with 65k miles.
@justinbelk89
@justinbelk89 9 месяцев назад
The Kia Sorento was a shocker for me. I just drove a 2023 and liked it, but the salesman advised away from the base engine due to low horsepower. Ended up with the 2023 Sportage X-Pro. Every review video I’ve watched gives it praises. I’m loving mine. Based on this report, glad of my selection. Nice work 👍🏾
@billyjohnson9166
@billyjohnson9166 9 месяцев назад
Kia has bad reviews, doesn’t hold value and they’re one step above chinese
@justinbelk89
@justinbelk89 9 месяцев назад
@@billyjohnson9166 time will definitely tell.
@User94827Z.
@User94827Z. 9 месяцев назад
How did you pay?
@justinbelk89
@justinbelk89 9 месяцев назад
@@User94827Z. financed it.
@billyjohnson9166
@billyjohnson9166 9 месяцев назад
What a mess they're crap, should have bought the best cars on the road Toyota
@capnmark4
@capnmark4 Год назад
1984 Saab turbo. I bought it with known issues not realizing that it takes specialized equipment to do just about anything. After replacing a broken (literally broke in half) transmission, front brakes twice, "fixing" a broken body weld, and spending more in repairs than I bought the car for, it got traded in with less than a year of ownership.
@dansanger5340
@dansanger5340 Год назад
Another Saab story.
@gg80108
@gg80108 Год назад
We had Saabs for a long time. They were expensive to fix and always something wrong, but we liked the car in the snow.
@user-qe8nh5uz8u
@user-qe8nh5uz8u Год назад
15 years owning a Saab and not even a lightbulb went off.
@itchintogo7689
@itchintogo7689 Год назад
I own a 09 Toyota corolla. Has 158,000 miles On it. Bought it new. Had to replace a water pump. And 2 ignition coils. Basic stuff: Brakes, tires, light bulbs, wiper blades. That's it $ Kept my fluids n filters changed. I love it ! Corolla le runs like a top ! My 98 jeep bled me dry several times. Ugggg
@AlaskaErik
@AlaskaErik 11 месяцев назад
I stay away from any European brand. Instant money pit once the warranty runs out.
@padams3571
@padams3571 Год назад
Worst was a 2000 Ford Focus--steering column cracked; blown head gasket; window lift failure. By contrast, best was and still is 05 Pontiac Vibe running great with 233K miles.
@CrossForum
@CrossForum Год назад
That's a Toyota Matrix with different trim and the Pontiac badges on it. Great car. .
@gregbrown8927
@gregbrown8927 Год назад
Just sold 2007 Vibe with 380 kms on it. Will run forever. Best car ever
@barbarakornacki8599
@barbarakornacki8599 Год назад
Never had a Vibe but we had a few Pontiacs over the years including a G6 that was owned by three different members of our family and driven until it died. I liked it a lot - easy to drive and it had a good radio. I miss Pontiacs.
@aaawd445
@aaawd445 Год назад
The worst car I ever owned was a 2005 Chevy Equinox. I got it used in 08 or 09. Cracked head gasket and intake manifold at 50k. So many wheel bearings, stuck brake calipers screwed up wiring harness. I had a 2014 Jeep Compass after that. Issues with gps unit had it replaced only because I had to get Chrysler involved dealer wouldn’t do it. Wheel bearing issues and a issue with the dealer rearing the boot and they didn’t want to replace it for free cause they messed it up. Then I had a 2019 4Runner. But I got rid of iT last year, I didn’t know it had been hit on the left side. I thought it was a different vehicle that I looked at. My nephew rides on that side so I got rid of it and now I drive a 2022 Ford Explorer. Been fine only issue has been a cable on the right passengers back seat that caused the seat not to fold forward. I haven’t had any recalls yet. I have the Safer Car app to check. I should have had a body shop check the 4 runner but I didn’t. My mom also was having a hard time getting in the 4 runner-it was the TRD pro so 9.5 clearance. The dealer I got the Ford from has a 15 year 500,000 mile warranty on their cars as long as you do all preventive maintenance at any one of their dealerships. They have several different brands so I think I’m good. I always change my oil at 5k I don’t care what anyone says. I’ve always been good about if any vehicle makes a strange noise we go to a garage.
@barrya.6212
@barrya.6212 Год назад
@@aaawd445That year(s) Equinox was an Isuzu with Chevy badges on it.
@bradriordan679
@bradriordan679 Год назад
I own 2023 Sorento phev. Put 7,000 so far. Drives like a dream. Smooth phev and electrics work very well. Outside of momentary hesitation on pulling away, which is not a real problem, I am thrilled with trim, interior spacious sky light and mileage. Transmission so smooth cannot feel shifting. No engine noise in cab. Averaged 30 mpg on 4500 mile trip. Mileage numbers on plug in are solid. I recommend this car. Yes it is well over $38k
@kkrnsr
@kkrnsr 11 месяцев назад
Good to know. I just got one and was stressing over the bad reviews.
@Azureecosse
@Azureecosse 11 месяцев назад
We had a 2018 Kia Sorento , it was a good car , we now have a Honda CRV the only issue with the Sorento was a failed power steering rack at 22,000 miles and a missing radiator damper which was never installed on the production line both repaired under warranty the paintwork chipped very easily and it did rust on the suspension components quite quickly, the CRV is proving to be a very good car for us no issues after 4000 miles and its far more fuel efficient.
@Tom-dz6yo
@Tom-dz6yo 2 месяца назад
The 3rd gen Sorento s (2016-20) have a pretty good reliability history. Car and Driver did a 40k long term test of one and was impressed, not so impressed with their tests of current gen. My 86,000 mile 2017 SXL w 3.3l v6 and 6 speed trans has been flawless. Oil changed every 4k and all the other fluids have been changed once. I did also clean the intake valves of considerable carbon buildup @ 50k miles, but that is to be expected with GDI engines. You have to keep up with the maintenance!
@pipilongstocking6002
@pipilongstocking6002 Год назад
2009 Dodge Journey I bought it with 50k miles and had to put more than $1,800 in less than two years with beak replacement every 4 months. After 4 yrs I had put in $5K
@YourMom-vl2sp
@YourMom-vl2sp Год назад
That's pretty bad
@pewpew9040
@pewpew9040 Год назад
Does it eat pads?
@johnpanagiotopoulos8539
@johnpanagiotopoulos8539 Год назад
Why you buy dodge dummy?
@aoclive6710
@aoclive6710 11 месяцев назад
Stack away from dodge and GMC , go Toyota
@robertemard9452
@robertemard9452 Год назад
"one of these things don't belong with the other" would probably be the Mercedes Benz as the only luxury brand listed here. I guess they're trying to hit the wider market with the GLA. Thanks for the very useful video.
@johnchedsey1306
@johnchedsey1306 Год назад
The only really troublesome car I had was a mid 80s Nissan Stanza that was just nickel & diming me. Water pump, fuel pump, etc. But it had high miles and was starting to show it. Most reliable car was a 2002 Sentra that I had for over 10 years and had its first unexpected repair at 210,000 miles or so. Currently in a 2015 Juke Nismo with manual transmission so I don't have to worry about the famous Nissan CVT issues.
@vernondavis6095
@vernondavis6095 11 месяцев назад
Nissan uses a faulty automatic to this day it is for them a cash cow so no desire to correct
@441meatloaf
@441meatloaf 11 месяцев назад
Maybe you should try other brands instead of nissan lol.
@D.U.B
@D.U.B 11 месяцев назад
@@441meatloafwell Nissan used to make good cars in the 90s and early 2000s. They would be reliable as a Toyota but cheaper. Sadly this isn’t the case anymore.
@its.me_mo-
@its.me_mo- 9 месяцев назад
@@D.U.B There's still the Altima and Rogue
@leslindsay9769
@leslindsay9769 10 месяцев назад
Pleasantly surprised and relieved to see your SUV's to avoid video. After driving 3 Tiguans since 2009, then a Corolla for 3 years I missed the Tiguan and AWD and put some $ down on a Taos awaiting inventory. I got tired of waiting and ended up dealing on an 2023 Audi Q3 and as much as I love the car I had some regret knowing the Taos' arrived a couple days after picking up the q3, having a bit of buyers remorse thinking the Taos' topline was substantially less dollars than the mid trim Q3 and the top trim Taos features would have been nice to have....but not as far as reliability I am confident I made a good decision and have a great car that should be treat me better than the Taos and probably the Tiguans too I once enjoyed.
@richardwolfejr6712
@richardwolfejr6712 Год назад
Worst vehicle for me was a brand new, 1997, Jeep Cherokee Sport. In less than a year the engine had to be replaced, the windshield replaced as well as the fuel pump. Thank goodness it was all warranty work. Then there was the noise in the cabin from the front right pillar that sounded like the rubbing of the lid on a Styrofoam cooler that could not be diagnosed by 4 different dealerships.
@jonteitelbaum
@jonteitelbaum Год назад
This surprises me! I thought those old jeep cherokees have a cult following
@paultomaszewski1964
@paultomaszewski1964 Год назад
The fact you have 8 under 40,000 on this list is amazing. Just went and had some software updates on my Kia and looked on the the lot. One Seltos (Compass size) was at about 35,000, the other was almost 39,000. The Sportage and Sorentos were mid 40's and up to near 60,000. I have a Sorento, 2018 model, you mentioned oil leak, it's not a oil leak that's the issue. Kia's and Hyundia's burn oil after about 10,000 miles and will burn about a quart every 5,000 after. They say it's normal, it's not. I've had vehicles over 100,000 miles that burned no oil or very little. This has been an issue with them for over a decade and they don't seem to be in a hurry to correct it. And lets not forget the engine immobilizer issue and the ease of the them being stolen because they didn't bother to update the software. (that was one of the updates they just did)
@ericpizarro3084
@ericpizarro3084 Год назад
Did you know that the most famous Kia is the Telluride and, that it’s engine uses 10-30 oil viscosity? As per very famous mechanics those engines are old school engines. So I guess that within few years that famous SUV will also start having oil leaks!!!
@ibrahimibric5506
@ibrahimibric5506 Год назад
I am confused here by your post did your Kia burn oil or not
@paultomaszewski1964
@paultomaszewski1964 Год назад
@@ibrahimibric5506 Yes it does, last oil change it was over one quart down after 8,000 miles. When they pulled up to the oil change place, the info in the system they use, it gives them a warning about this problem.
@realtalk5931
@realtalk5931 Год назад
It’s “normal” for korean junkmobiles
@gg80108
@gg80108 Год назад
Dealer fixed our CX9 for excessive oil use, 2022 7k miles.
@zosimomalonzo4027
@zosimomalonzo4027 Год назад
Thanks Sir for the Information,,,,
@kathe.o.
@kathe.o. 5 месяцев назад
Very helpful video. BUYER BEWARE! We are looking for a 7 to 8 seater with head & leg room for grandson over 6' tall at age 14, plus two younger brothers are getting there.
@_._B.
@_._B. Год назад
I loved my Hyundai Kona, it was a nice vehicle..it did burn a little oil though. I traded it for a Ford Maverick, and I’m super happy with the Maverick…it rocks❤
@benjaminwayneb
@benjaminwayneb Год назад
Do you know what Kona means is Portuguese?
@germanomora6345
@germanomora6345 Год назад
❤ 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦. ❤ THAS A GOOD CHOICE.
@franjosh94
@franjosh94 Год назад
I loved my Kona too
@VramanNoodles
@VramanNoodles Год назад
@@benjaminwayneb It means pussy. Edit: I actually didn’t know that, but I just found out on translate.
@sharoncampbell4904
@sharoncampbell4904 Год назад
My husband traded to a Maverick too! We love it.
@peterbland7227
@peterbland7227 Год назад
My worst car was a new 1987 Subaru GL-10 wagon. It ran great fir 3 years, then started overheating and having banging sounds on the engine. We sold it for a 93 Corolla wagon. Most reliable car ever built, I am told.
@serenitynow8265
@serenitynow8265 Год назад
Too bad we can't get the new Corolla wagons from Europe here N. America. So tired of the SUV overkill here. We need affordable, reliable, sporty wagons to return to N. America.
@BAMtastico
@BAMtastico 11 месяцев назад
Two worst cars I leased were Mercedes C280 and C320. Lots of unscheduled trips to the dealer, a couple on a tow truck. The two best were both Acura RDX.
@jimmoodie4649
@jimmoodie4649 11 месяцев назад
I bought an Impreza 4 cyl 2litre turb0 in 2000 in the UK 240hp stock boosted to 320 after run in weighed 2200 lbs ish. Very quick and very nimble. We ran it for 4 years and put about 80000 miles on it no problems rarely burnt oil, gave it to our son when he graduated. He put another 12000 trouble free miles on regular 12000 mile servicing. Both we and he took it to Castle race track comb to finish off the tires down to slicks. Couldn’t get up to speed there but got 145mph once when we forgot our passports. On off these not ours I add got clocked at 164 mph in Scotland big fine and 6 months walking he got. It’s still on the road and had its front inner wings replaced to pass the Compulsory MOT every 3 years I believe now. MOT is the Ministry of Transport tests at approved test centres, quite heavily regulated test required before an any private auto can be insured or licensed to use the roads. The MOT history is available to anyone who knows the tag it belongs to someone else now so will pass on the tag which says with every UK vehicle for life. Great fun that car the first one I drove which quickly taught me that stopping is more important than accelerating.
@jimmoodie4649
@jimmoodie4649 11 месяцев назад
Should say he put another 120000 miles my son put on it.
@petersonfamily6223
@petersonfamily6223 Год назад
2015 Nissan Murano - It drives well and comfortably, but we had to replace the transmission at 50K miles under warranty and again 12K miles later and had to pay 20% of the cost! The CVT transmission is a known issue for Nissan, and they have gotten away with not covering all vehicles impacted but it. Crossing our fingers and holding our noses.
@johnmarshall2291
@johnmarshall2291 Год назад
Crossing your fingers never works with the Nissans!
@Nicholas-HTX
@Nicholas-HTX 11 месяцев назад
We’ve had great luck with our 2015 Nissan Rogue. We’re shopping around for a new vehicle just due to mileage and space. It’s treated us very well.
@johnmarshall2291
@johnmarshall2291 11 месяцев назад
@@Nicholas-HTX a lottery ticket
@katefoyder506
@katefoyder506 Год назад
Well, I bought a 2023 Subaru Forester Wilderness. A little over 40K, but that was because of the trim I chose. I had considered a Ford Bronco Sport. Glad I chose a Subaru. I knew it wouldn't make this list, but I still had to check
@deborahgray3031
@deborahgray3031 Год назад
I’m getting a 2023 Subaru Outback. I heard they are reliable. I’m getting the touring pkg.
@workingmoodleclass5925
@workingmoodleclass5925 Год назад
@@deborahgray3031 lots of engine lights..constant trips to the dealership
@GeneralChangOfDanang
@GeneralChangOfDanang Год назад
My last 2 cars have been Kia. I don't know if I'll buy another one though. I've never had any issues with them as far as reliability, but their prices keep going up and up and I don't think their quality is matching those increases. They were always a decent budget car, but if you have to pay the same price as a Toyota or Subaru to get one, I would just go with one of those other brands.
@GhostdogMKD
@GhostdogMKD Год назад
I had Kia Optima GT for 3 years and no problem at all, only oil and filters change. Now i have KIA Sorento and is solid made. I dont see a lot of car makers that give 7 years warranty , mindestens here in Germany.
@fanoftoast
@fanoftoast Год назад
What?? I just got a kia sportage hybrid and id say the quality is above the other competitors options in terms of price, features and design.
@Red3yeX
@Red3yeX Год назад
Kia and Hyundai aren't "lower" brands compared to Toyota or Subaru, they just started at a later point so started cheaper to get a customer base. Their cars directly compete with Toyota and Subaru.
@JerseySoCal82
@JerseySoCal82 Год назад
@@GhostdogMKD brand new Kia here in the states is 100,000 mile/ 10 yr powertrain warranty
@vasileioskk
@vasileioskk Год назад
I come from a family being lovers of Toyota...Together with my wife, we were about to get the new corolla cross. Till we found Kia Niro. We love toyota for its reliability, but the price to have a car with basic design does not worth it...
@liss2503
@liss2503 Год назад
I’m still driving my 2005 Honda Odyssey. She is still running like a champ. My kiddo with special needs has trashed the inside but the outside still looks good. I have been considering getting a new car but it’s to difficult to decide. So many cars have issues I’m thinking I’ll keep driving mine till she is ready to be put out to pasture. 😂
@joegrahe3958
@joegrahe3958 11 месяцев назад
We had a 2003 Odyssey. Thing was a tank. Traded it in on a 2013 Odyssey. That van was a POS. Good engine, but the A/C compressor went 3 times and the interior fell apart. Even the black paint on the mirrors peeled off. Traded it in on a 2023 Chevy Traverse. Never thought I'd ever buy a Chevy, but we needed a vehicle now and it was available. I'm a Toyota fanboy but none were available. Time will tell but the Traverse has grown on me. Great ride and plenty of punch.
@DawgSense
@DawgSense Год назад
I have the 2022 Nissan pathfinder platinum with 18k miles. No issues at all. I was surprised to see it on this list. It does have a ton of technology which is usually an issue with cars…so far all is working fine. Love the sky roof all glass top and ventilated seats. Wireless CarPlay, motion sensor lift gate and smooth engine. Don’t even feel transmission shifting. No recalls. I hope my great experience continues;)
@YourMom-vl2sp
@YourMom-vl2sp Год назад
That's because consumer Reports based their claims on the previous generation 😂🤣
@johnpanagiotopoulos8539
@johnpanagiotopoulos8539 Год назад
You will have issues soon my friend, you are screwed.
@mohammedalgheryafi7784
@mohammedalgheryafi7784 Год назад
I agree with you
@johnnguyen0721
@johnnguyen0721 Год назад
I hope your car last too, it’s only at 18k miles, cars shouldn’t have problems until around 100,000
@DawgSense
@DawgSense Год назад
@@YourMom-vl2sp I think you are right. Just before I purchased my Pathfinder I looked for reviews and they all talked about the previous model. I realized it when I heard reference to the faulty CVT transmission which was a big issue on the 2012 thru 2021 models. The completely new Pathfinder has the 9 speed automatic that Honda uses. Sloppy work from CR. Nissan should correct the on this. Thanks for reminding me of that.
@thomaswoods489
@thomaswoods489 Год назад
I have a brand new Tiguan. It has been in the shop more than I have owned it
@CheapRick
@CheapRick Год назад
I have a ‘22 Taos and I haven’t had any issues with it! Love it
@vladimirbozic152
@vladimirbozic152 3 месяца назад
same here
@saxophonicmusician
@saxophonicmusician Месяц назад
Just got my Toas a week ago, Better than the jittery 2021 Kia seltos I previously had.
@louisstennes3
@louisstennes3 Год назад
Hyundai came to the U.S. before Kia (same company). The were actually fairly cheap "throw away" cars for folks on a budget. They gave a 100,000 mile warranty so people would buy them. If you made it to 100,000 miles you dumped them and moved on because any real repair bills cost more than the car was worth. The Kia Optima is basically the same as a Hyundai Sonata. My friend bought a '06 Sonata and I remember him telling me the dash cracked after a few months and he had to have the whole dash replaced under warranty. The best think I can say about them is, beauty is only skin deep.
@esciteach7997
@esciteach7997 11 месяцев назад
Hyundai Tucson BEST car I ever had; my son is an A1 Auto Mechanic with all his ASE's.
@waynebeasley8700
@waynebeasley8700 11 месяцев назад
My Hyundai Santa Fe bought brand new 20 years ago, and still running strong. There have been age/ mileage maintenance required, but it still runs!
@daganr5873
@daganr5873 10 месяцев назад
We bought a 2006 Sonata. It is still running great. Very roomy, reliable, and very comfortable.
@AbelDevere
@AbelDevere 9 месяцев назад
what year are you talking about? 1980s? its now 2023 in case you forgot :( go check jd power or CR on who are the top rated cars! ow, the koreans are perennial winners in the past 10 years icydk ow, btw, what tv or other appliances are you using? why?
@louisstennes3
@louisstennes3 9 месяцев назад
I believe they have more recalls than any other maker.@@AbelDevere
@Anonymous-cc4ft
@Anonymous-cc4ft 10 месяцев назад
I had several Mazdas other than oil change and tire rotation I’ve never had any issues with them 😊
@kallison4981
@kallison4981 Год назад
Thank you for a great review. I just bought a 2023 Mitsubishi RVR front wheel drive. Super little SUV with a factory 10 year 160,000 km all for $30,000 Canadian. Enjoying the 7.1 litre/100 km fuel economy. You asked us to note the worst vehicle ever owned - mine was a 2015 Nissan Leaf that just past the factory warranty ( 41,000 km) the PDM module failed causing the car not to accept a charge. Nissan wanted $ 8,200.00 to replace it. What a piece of junk !
@kwakuagyemang6668
@kwakuagyemang6668 Год назад
Reassuring! I got Mitsubishi 2023 eclipse cross for the same warranty. Honestly so far I love it with no issues.
@user-iv9iv5gm2d
@user-iv9iv5gm2d 10 месяцев назад
My Hyundai Tucson 2017 tends to shake when I go slow (I usually go slow in parking area and when I make turns). Kept taking it to the dealership, but nothing is ever resolved. If you want something reliable and no problems, go for a Honda. My Honda Civic 2003 I gave to my sister, the car still works in great condition.
@johnjriggsarchery2457
@johnjriggsarchery2457 Год назад
Not having a car payment isn't difficult. Research reliability, buy used vehicles only if they have good service records and a mechanic inspection and be willing to drive something that isn't a luxury iPad on wheels.
@mohammedalgheryafi7784
@mohammedalgheryafi7784 Год назад
Kia Sorento is considered a very reliable car in the Middle East. Rumors spread very quickly here, but I hear only praise. I have a 2016 Kia Carens and it is running like a Swiss watch.
@hedydd2
@hedydd2 Год назад
I have the latest Sorento model but with their superb diesel engine mated to the dual clutch eight speed transmission. It has one recall for a potential diesel fuel line leak but has had zero faults in the 30 months I’ve owned it. It replaced a Volvo XC90 and is every bit as good a car and better in some respects. I like it very much and based on my experience would recommend it to anyone.
@mohammedalgheryafi7784
@mohammedalgheryafi7784 Год назад
@@hedydd2 I do appreciate you sharing your experience.
@OutsideLookingIn84
@OutsideLookingIn84 Год назад
I have a 2016 silverado, and I never had a problem. My 2017 Cadillac XT5 has been into the dealer six times in two years. The first time was the rear diff the rest of the times it was all cadilitic converter/mufler.
@wannaflyme
@wannaflyme Год назад
Does GM or Chevy make good cars?? Yes, to me they're fine. I've owned 2020 Traverse it was a beautiful car to own and drive. ❤
@OutsideLookingIn84
@OutsideLookingIn84 Год назад
@@wannaflyme I would say yes, but sometimes they do have issues
@gregmcclure2640
@gregmcclure2640 Год назад
2013 Ford Fiesta. Stranded 6 times; 3 transmission rebuilds, several recalls and catastrophic a/c failures; all in under 90,000 miles. Ford offered us $500 for the car. Now happy owners of a Subaru and a Honda.
@onenikkione
@onenikkione Год назад
My wife is getting a 2023 Mazda CX-30. Reliable 2.5L engine and no CVT. She loves the body style & interior. She felt it's the best choice in the compact SUV category. $22,950 My pick would be a Toyota Corolla Cross but we have a RAV4 and she "didn't want a smaller car that looks just like our RAV4".
@TFive520
@TFive520 11 месяцев назад
Mazda is really doing work. My wife bought a cx9 signature a few years ago after being a Honda girl for along time and she passed on some brand new vehicles because of what Mazda offers.
@adorable1122
@adorable1122 11 месяцев назад
@@TFive520what are the things you like and value about Mazda?
@TFive520
@TFive520 11 месяцев назад
@adorable1122 the 2.5 turbo motor is deceivingly quick and the torque is nice. It's currently at 106k miles with no major components needing replaced other than fluids. It's design in and out ooze luxury. The heated seats, the option of having a 3rd row if we need to bring my kids friends along, gas mileage is still great.
@dinahmartin8610
@dinahmartin8610 10 месяцев назад
Do you like the dial you use for the info screen? I didn't care for it when I looked at Mazda, but maybe it would grow on me.
@TFive520
@TFive520 10 месяцев назад
@dinahmartin8610 yea it's fine. Don't need to learn forward or anything. I also like the texture, kindve weird but it helps like a fidget while driving lol.
@Ohcomon
@Ohcomon Год назад
The problem is they put to much electronics in the vehicles. Go back in time, car lasted 20 plus years without all the electronics. Why do we’re b Need all this crap. Give me my 70 chevelle any day.
@jedclampett7705
@jedclampett7705 Год назад
396?
@Ohcomon
@Ohcomon Год назад
@@jedclampett7705 she was a beauty, got stolen and totaled. That was my very fist car, my second car was a 70 GTO then a 63 1/2 fastback ford fair lane. Now I have 2018 challenger 25,000 miles and a 1986 irock z28 5 speed. 14,000 miles.
@jjmack8233
@jjmack8233 8 месяцев назад
Bought a 2023 Jeep Compass 3 months ago. I wouldn’t call hearing the engine from the cabin a reliability problem. I have driven the wheels off it with almost 15,000 miles in three months pulling a 1,200 pound camper and so far have had zero concerns. Not saying it’s a great car, time will tell. I like the 2.0 engine and the 8 speed transmission but if they offered it with a manual shift transmission, that’s what I’d have. Getting ready for another camping trip from Miami to North Carolina then to Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin then on to Lake Isabella California, 10 weeks in all. I’ll know when I get back or maybe sooner if it’s a keeper or it’s not.
@ghryder
@ghryder 24 дня назад
Your lucky since a Compass isn't really a Jeep just A Chrysler econobox, there hasn't been a real Jeep since AMC sold out 30 years ago
@bettyt3471
@bettyt3471 Год назад
Subaru Forester is number one for me. I’ve leased 2 prior ones and now I purchased my latest when the lease was up.
@daudabdi4903
@daudabdi4903 Год назад
Number one in terms of the best or worst?
@rickreid81
@rickreid81 Год назад
German auto makers are always get the short end of the stick from CR. Been driving VW products 18 years with regular maintenance. Zero major issues
@sunnohh
@sunnohh Год назад
This, my porsche is way more reliable than my honda ever was, it’s never had warranty work, more or less 4
@johnvandewater4768
@johnvandewater4768 День назад
True! I am on my 7th VW. Regular and INEXPENSIVE maintenance - ZERO problems with these cars...never understand when I hear all of the horror stories?
@iverr6
@iverr6 Год назад
The worst car I ever owned was a Jeep Wrangler. It would drop itself into 4WD randomly, damn near killed me when it did it while driving on the highway. Jeep couldn't fix this and after 4 attempts it was considered a lemon. They are really cool looking SUVs, but I would never own one again.
@TheGweedMan
@TheGweedMan Год назад
What year?
@iverr6
@iverr6 Год назад
@@TheGweedMan 2005
@thomasprukalski3069
@thomasprukalski3069 Год назад
Jeeps are absolute junk traded my wrangler for Tacoma I sleep better these days
@iverr6
@iverr6 Год назад
@@thomasprukalski3069 Way overpriced too.
@chriset21
@chriset21 Год назад
I have a jeep Grand Cherokee and it’s been amazing.
@d-not_telling
@d-not_telling Год назад
I have owned the German version of the VW (Tiguan) for 3 years and love it. There are occasional display or radio glitches in the electronics. Maybe they just built it differently in their home country.
@jameszhong4314
@jameszhong4314 11 месяцев назад
I have a 2022 Taos. The issues you mentioned are from the first batch of 2022 taos manufactured in 2021. The 22 taos came out later are produced with these electrical and fuel line issues fixed. The issue remaining is the gas pedal input lag and underpower engine. That's a very bad combination when you need to accelerate very quickly to change land or get out of a junction. The car will just wait for 1 - 2 seconds before it'll actually down shift and get off the line than you expected. Other than that i think it's a pretty reliable car with a lot to offer
@frankholstein480
@frankholstein480 11 месяцев назад
I have a 2023 Taos and have already put 8k on it within 6 months and zero issues. It is a great car.
@agnieszkakrakowski8299
@agnieszkakrakowski8299 11 месяцев назад
I have an SEL and the panoramic roof started leaking onto the fabric underneath so I had to get the whole thing replaced
@jonathancarrell7797
@jonathancarrell7797 11 месяцев назад
I had the same complaint about my Tiguan. I bought a Burger pedal tuner and it is much better. They are easy to install and undetectable when removed before service. I would have sold the Tiguan if not for this product. Here is a review of the two choices. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2VT4lTa_1WA.html
@jonathancarrell7797
@jonathancarrell7797 11 месяцев назад
A tune also helps the power but you could/will run into warranty issues…. I did both the tune and pedal tuner.
@DIsmayedConfuse
@DIsmayedConfuse 9 месяцев назад
There are multiple reports of Taos blown head gaskets. Good luck with your car!
@moisetopaz
@moisetopaz Год назад
1998 Ford Explorer. I had to replace the transfer case at 90K miles, and shortly after that, I replaced the engine.
@rtzzz9772
@rtzzz9772 Год назад
Fix Or Repair Daily (FORD)
@barrya.6212
@barrya.6212 Год назад
The SOHC engines in those had timing guide failures ...aka engine failures...usually around 150K and up.....I have the OHV version as off road beater ...these engines last 400,000 ....less hp but near bulletproof...
@christianhansen6219
@christianhansen6219 Год назад
Any make can experience problems. A brand new Honda of mine left me stranded in the snow due to an electrical issue. My new Toyota was recalled 9 times and experienced a number of issues in my first 2 years of ownership. My Subaru Outback experienced 2 head gasket failures and each coil pack failed in the first year of ownership. In contrast, each of my 4 VW’s were trouble free - only requiring regular maintenance. The same is true of 3 Volvos I have owned.
@andrewdiprose
@andrewdiprose Год назад
I reckon VW and Volvos are amongst the most reliable. Much better than Ford or Renault based vehichles.
@herbb8547
@herbb8547 Год назад
We just rented a Buick Encore for a recent one week trip. It is was quite new and was already throwing error codes at 900 miles. It would start running rough, throw a code, start running better, clear it. The cycle repeated itself every 50 miles. New and already ran like junk.
@barbarakornacki8599
@barbarakornacki8599 Год назад
That's good to know. I like how they look but wondered how reliable they were.
@herbb8547
@herbb8547 Год назад
@Barbara Kornacki I would go look at a Toyota instead. Even though it was new, it was obviously not a well made vehicle. It kind of felt like driving a go-cart in many ways. It felt like a vehicle with no more than a 100k miles lifespan. Wouldn't surprise me if it didn't make it to 75k miles.
@onenikkione
@onenikkione Год назад
Turbo charged direct injected 3 cylinder engine - blah
@yukonj2567
@yukonj2567 11 месяцев назад
2001 Yukon 234K miles, knock on wood, still looks great and going.
@edmanetka9972
@edmanetka9972 Год назад
1997 acura rl with 275k miles here still going where I want 😂little rust lost some power but rolling down the road
@tigerman3
@tigerman3 Год назад
I listened to Scotty and Car Wizard and bought Toyotas. Love staying out of service department waiting rooms!
@Bobrogers99
@Bobrogers99 Год назад
My 2014 RAV4 runs like a charm. My mechanic says it's a forever car - it will last as long as I will!
@kevingroff4158
@kevingroff4158 Год назад
It’s pretty simple Toyota and Honda products lasts. If you buy anything else you can’t complain it’s not going to hold up to the same standards.
@cdnmetelhead4013
@cdnmetelhead4013 Год назад
You listen to click bait Kilmer?
@danielboiani288
@danielboiani288 9 месяцев назад
Totally shocked over the Taos. I’ve had mine for two years. Runs like a dream, problem free.
@its.me_mo-
@its.me_mo- 8 месяцев назад
I am too
@kylafleischauer1
@kylafleischauer1 8 месяцев назад
hoping its a hit or miss issue because i just bought one!!!!!!!!!
@michaelheadon5929
@michaelheadon5929 8 месяцев назад
@@kylafleischauer1I love mine….had it 2 years now. Almost always use sport mode for a responsive drive
@triplegsteamclean7188
@triplegsteamclean7188 7 месяцев назад
Just purchased a 2023 Taos - Love @ first sight. Excited to see where it takes me 👍
@TheOzthewiz
@TheOzthewiz 7 месяцев назад
@@triplegsteamclean7188 Hopefully NOT to the nearest "service garage"!
@aelaan12
@aelaan12 Год назад
1995 Intrepid - that thing almost got me bankrupted. 4 Transmissions in 2 years. I traded it in 26 months after I bought it in 1998. The next two cars were amazing (Merc Sable and Ford Taurus). Now I am so happy with my zoom zoom CX5. I had a Hyundai Santa Fe in 2012 but.... Someone totaled it, had it for less than a year.
@samg2620
@samg2620 11 месяцев назад
I feel your pain. I had a 1996 Intrepid, and the transmission failed at 49,940 miles. I had to drive it back home (at 40 mph), which put the mileage slightly over the 50,000 mile warranty. The dealer would not cut me any slack, and I spent $1800 for repairs. I will never buy another Chrysler/Jeep product.
@germainwilson800
@germainwilson800 Год назад
Should do more videos like this
@kenashlin
@kenashlin Год назад
Worst car(s) I ever owned were a 2004 Kia Optima and 2015 Kia Optima Hybrid. The 2004 had less than 30,000 miles on it when we bought it. We got rid of it at around 75,000 miles. In that time we replaced each of the tires at least 3 times. We weren't hard on the vehicle at all but something about it made it run tire tread down very quickly. We also had some sort of fuel issue causing it to die whenever we would come to a stop. We replaced the fuel filter and pump at least 5 times but never could find the issue. Kia kept saying there was nothing wrong. The 2015 Hybrid was an absolute joke. Purchased brand new, the car only got about 19-22 mpg which is abysmal for a Hybrid that was stated to get closer to 40. Not even a month after purchasing it, the full electrical hybrid system just stopped working altogether. I could still start and drive the car but it wouldn't go over 40 mph and threw all kinds of codes. After fighting with the dealership and finally Kia corporate, they finally took it in as a lemon. Kia/Hyundai is literally the worst brand here in America in my opinion.
@aoclive6710
@aoclive6710 11 месяцев назад
Finally someone that can admit that Kias are junkers . I can admit their latest models have really nice design but those cars are build to fail. Just for some personnel advice get a Toyota RAV4 hybrid or full EV . Your paying the premium but you will never have issues like that
@scrambler69-xk3kv
@scrambler69-xk3kv 10 месяцев назад
My older sister owns a 2008 Kia Optima that just turned 300 thousand miles. I tell she should buy a new car and I always get the same response, why it runs fine and it is paid for.
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