Least Reliable - Compact Luxury SUVs - as per Consumer Reports [2021] 

Thank you 😊

Thanks

I agree with you 💯 Land Rover/ Range Rover very overrated

Thank you Matt ,so I don't have to see entire video

Think I stick with my 2019 hyundai sante fe awd auto

Tell that to my Dad. He still has that 2014 Freeloader 2

or you may never get it

I have 2014 Range Rover Sport HSE 5.0 V8 Supercharged 106k miles on it. Mine are pretty reliable never had a single problem and never give me check engine lights. The performance also great. But the performance and services really expensive, and not fuel efficiency. The overalls is good and this is the best suv I've ever drives.

@@rolutarboi1306 the lucky one! I had to dump my RRSport HSE diesel after 4 years

@@raphaelortegacoste6509 Here's at tropical country is just okay. My range rover never had issues.

They just tryin to be nice.

Yea

@@mhikosale7233 they aren't thay are jealous and stupid cus they can't buy onee!

@@ALEKSANDER_Aleks88 yeah. You're comment using your brain.

The Range Rover sales have increased year on year across the globe, the super rich Arabs and UAE Royal family uses Range Rover, The Queen uses Range Rover, The Super Rich celebrities use Range Rovers, Most of the Super Rich celebrities have their first choice as Range Rover, No body gives a damn to fake reports

Lmao This is soo true

90% of Land Rovers are still on the road. The rest made it back

@@piotrnapora5810 lol suuure I guess you know more than the decades of over-landing drivers 😂

If Land Rover are unreliable I still have money to buy a g class than boring Land cruiser

@@rolutarboi1306 That's endless money pits and will have high repair costs as well as low mileage. So if you absolutely have to throw your money down the drain go buy one and everyone will be laughing at your foolishness.

This is the real review

Good to hear that!

I still love their vehicles. I can't afford one but common sense tells you that more complicated vehicles will require more maintenance and at a higher cost. I would buy an older one and learn how to maintain it. They're beautiful cars.

Good to hear!

Omg i literally clicked on this video to find out if I can still get an Evoque. You, sir, are a life-saver 💖😂

Some of them try to fit a price now days

They just love suckers. Tesla's water leaking issue is serious.

... not to mention actually worth more in 5 to 10 years because of the high cost to repair the expensive junk... shame on the war motor companies for lacking quality yet charging a hefty ransoms for their crap.. the rest of the car should be as high in quality as the interior ..

That's why they are made for the rich. They're the big dummies for buying that crap.

@@rahimi4762 Any Chrysler product are complete hopeless.

what year velar do you have? I am thinking of buying a 2019

Only the aesthetics were updated. Nothing else.

And it’s mostly with the infotainment system. Lol

Careful, those warranties can sometimes be as worthless as the paper they’re printed on. I’ve seen so many issues with the Evoques even those purchased new. Flip side is you hopefully got it at a decent price.

@@EricFortuneJr. LR Certified Warranty is actually pretty good, they will cover everything but you will have to be on top of the dealer. The dealers do not like to do warranty work(reimbursement is so low they do not make any money) so unless something is very broken they will not fix it, if you complain about something they will take care of it though. That used to be a good way to buy the cars but they are getting way too much for used rover's right now, they are a liability and should be regarded as such. New rovers seem to be worse than used, JLR has zero quality control so new cars come from the factory full of issues that need to be fixed by the dealer, by the time it has completed it's lease it is probably sorted.

The worst car I ever owned was under warranty, it was a major pita and inconvenience even free towing and loaners I'll never buy bmw product again.

Same on my 2008 Lr2, flawless as were my two previous Discoveries, however we may just be lucky.

You should report this to Land Rover

My wife’s 11 year old Freelander has only ever been in the shop for services and the RR Sport I had for 7 years was faultless. I know that Land Rovers have a larger percentage of faults than some others but that doesn’t mean yours is going to go wrong.

@@RichardBrownPhotographyAccording to these youtube channels, we wouldn't be able to drive the streets and roads of the world due to the amount of land rovers broken down blocking the way.

@@henriquenicolau 😂😂😂

Yep, yet some people just buy them thinking they're cool even when there was no sufficient reviews on safety and reliability when they first came out.

Its the only ev on the list but ev's are general reliable. Not a whole lot can go wrong. Quality issues, yes. Tesla needs to work on that. They charge a huge premium which isn't acceptable.

Lucid is gonna knock them out the box

Not just quality. They feel so cheap from inside. I was expecting decent interior for what they charge

@@sakethreddy4450 I wouldn't say cheap but minimalistic. You're paying for the software. In that regard, its excellent and so far ahead of any competitor. The infrastructure is also way ahead of everyone. They've made owning a non ice car less inconvenient. It works and it'll take time for someone like Mercedes, Lexus, or Audi to catch up. Besides Mercedes never had great software

Omg what year? And what all went wrong? I was looking at the 2020s

@@tyusrobinson9869 Bro just buy a Mercedes GLE

@@based9 I don't like the exterior styling and Mercedes have creaky interiors.

@@based9 you have to be kidding....

@@tyusrobinson9869 BMW or Audi. They’re both on top from my experience.

Thanks for sharing. The reliability comments bug me and I always wonder if these actual from people with no experience with them. A vehicle that can get you through 2 feet of water, handle snow and sand and look good is reliable in my opinion.

My evoque has automatic gearbox issues in the first 4 months, then again at the 6 month point. Sold the shit for a rav 4.

Sounds made up

@@DeVonMArtis Watch Doug Demuro and his experience with RR. Been a disaster. Turns out the warranty he bought eventually outpaces the cost of the vehicle. He's been fine as the warranty took care of it but for the warranty company it's sucked. I'd NEVER buy a RR, Cadillac, Jeep. The OP experience is straight B's as most of my friends have had trouble with theirs. Go to any European car shop and you'll find RR and Mini there. Parking lot is full of them. Sabb to when they were in business. You'll have the occasional "I've NEVER had a problem". 🙄 Ok.

@@joerichardwad1645 exactly

Tata Motors had a golden opportunity to turn JLR into a "British" Lexus but, instead, just added more tech and better design (meaning looks) while keeping the same ole garbage quality. Why they think this is a great plan for the future is beyond me, but Stellantis is following the same playbook.

Actually everyone I know that owns one doesn’t have any problems. Idk

@The Professional How about waiting 11 years? I know 5 owners that have a total of 11 of them; LR4, LR3, Discovery, RR, RRS, Defender. Ages between 2010 and 2018. All good. My mom's Lexus was n the shop constantly ... but at least she got designer espresso and beige leather waiting lounge.

The Range Rover sales have increased year on year across the globe, the super rich Arabs and UAE Royal family uses Range Rover, The Queen uses Range Rover, The Super Rich celebrities use Range Rovers, Most of the Super Rich celebrities have their first choice as Range Rover, No body gives a damn to fake reports

The Range Rover users have expressed full satisfaction with their Range Rovers in the comments, I have spoke to many owners of Range Rovers, they were very happy with Range Rovers,

The recent models are actually decent in reliability one of the top selling US cars

@@chill_lovings8372 top selling doesn't mean its reliable. Jeep and any fiat product always rates below average reliability. Half the people I know constantly have issues with there Jeeps. Its funny and sad at the same time equate they are so keen on maintenance but yet bump into issues all the time.

I rarely see a jeep, that isn't over 15 years old, having engine or gearbox issues where I work.

Looking at both of these, do you like one better than the other?

@@shannonphillips8897 I prefer the Velar, but I suppose it depends on the model and the spec. The Velar is just more luxurious to drive and the air suspension is a delight.

I have a 2020 evoque and thank God getting rid of it in may, I’ve owned BMW Benz and Audi and Range Rover was a nightmare for me spent more time getting fixed than driving it lol… but i don’t know maybe my country got a bad batch because everyone had problems with it

I've tested my bullocart on the road too... That doesn't mean it works off-road

Looking for Velar, maby ill get one in a few days. Thanks for the informations.

Problem free for a couple of years? They only came out less than two years ago! Your review is suspicious if not completely disingenuous!!

Lower reliability does not mean every owner will face issues. A component should fail very rarely. 1 in 1000 failing vs 1 in 10000 failing makes a big difference in reliability

i’m hoping to get a supercharged V6 S! do you have a 3.0L supercharged? have you had the infamous coolant leak issue?

Lexus boring but reliable.

They can handle it. Just don't expect them to take you back home

It no longer the old Landrover they are now made and owned by India's TATA. Landrover had objected to their sale to TATA due to concern over quality .

Oh please JLR was suffering under Ford. Tata gave them the liberty to do your own thing and they still didn’t do much. If quality was the case then why is Tata one of the safest cars in India then? Their cars have 5 star ncap reviews unlike those made from Japanese automakers

@@kstravelvlog497 well actually they were already having issues earlier also . That's why they were sold to TATA. And jlr-landrover tech and design is certainly helping TATA in india . Earlier they were on the verge of extinction from Indian market but their market share rn is rapidly increasing. Although TATA don't make luxurious cars .

Me too

Colonial supremacist hangover.

Just buy a Lexus. Ask Scotty Kilmer 🤣🤣

@@mkwaku or buy Toyota Celica 👍🤣

This dude talked complete bullshit

@@mkwaku Lexus uh no there infotainment is terrible such a terrible thing to drive

@@jeff1595 You say "terrible thing to drive", I say "utterly reliable and worry free"

JLR and Alfa have always been on the bottom but the newcomer Tesla has put in the effort to surpass them.

The brand gives you a certain status. That's why people buy them

Status. The vast majority of them are leased as well for that very reason

Or they just love saying "oh, this car? I'm driving it because my Land Rover is at the dealer's being repaired and I got this as a loaner"

@@kingharcourt8583 In my eyes the only status a LR gives you is "a fool that doesn't know anything about cars and has more money that sense"

Not sure if you've ever owned one? They are a beautiful car to drive in.

Simply means they use historical data to estimate future issues. It's generally accurate in a broad sense.

@@billwhiteathome2080 No it isn't.

@@MrAquinas1 I worked as a Statistical Process Controller for over a decade in the auto industry. All I did was crunch warranty numbers. Predicted Reliability was generally off by less than 6%, only missing the mark when something unusual popped up (think Takata air bags).

@@billwhiteathome2080 I worked as a licensed mechanical engineer for over forty years. I also have a degree in theoretical physics to go along with my grad degrees in applied physics and engineering from what is considered the most elite tech university on the face of the earth. (Think Boston) There is no basis whatsoever to make silly irrational assumptions, as the professional idiots at Consumer Reports are prone to do, that would make unfounded projections about the design quality of an entirely new design based on a past designs with virtually no common components or overall design factors.

@@MrAquinas1 So you never worked in the auto industry or dealt with warranty and reliability stats...got it. Thanks for playing.

Because land rover knows that their clientele can afford to pay for the next model and the repair costs.

@@mverick5444 That does not make sense and does not fit with the Luxury market clientele. Land Rover competes in the same market segment as Mercedes, Audi and BMW who have no run away reliability issues. No wonder in this market segment, their sales numbers keep dropping while all their competitors sales numbers are growing. Land Rover is the newest entrant to the luxury car sales and have also proven to be the worst in delivering a real luxury product to customers.

The main reason is the people who buy them don’t care. They have four cars, so if the Range Rover Black Edition is in the shop a week each month they usually have something else to drive. The status (so called) is all the care about. I’ll stick with my Cayenne.

@@occultustactical6138 Yup, like the Cayenne certainly isn't a status symbol! (sarc)

@@jimrothwell535 I’m a Porsche guy. I like Porsche’s. The ratio of Cayennes to Ranger Rovers is probably 10 to 1 so I don’t really consider it a status symbol. Maybe I should just shut up while I’m behind...

The Range Rover Sport is JLR's most reliable coming in at 3/5 And this is the 2016 model

It’s the compact segment.

@@londoriath3764 Land Rover Reliable Pick one. You should have said "least unreliable"

Bro this are paid reviews where is audi

I love how this video is just Land Rover 'train of hate' lol.

Only to you. Our 13 expedition has been rock solid reliable even today. With no issues. My boss 28 land rover sucks. In the workshop for 1 month

@@Ford-Explorer606 yes. I refer to my 18. And expedition are not hi volume and remain mostly the same durring the generation

@@philipjohn4149 good to hear

Lol! Why would Toyota make up a garbage about a colonial supremacist garbage brand. If not for Indian TATA group land rover is history

they're talking about AVERAGE and overall reliability , Key word is average..... of course there are gonna be a few good models of any car brand, not all of them can be completely horrible or else Land Rover would be outta business XD tbh, they were going to be until Tata bought em. Even the dodge dart has had satisfied customers and that car was horrible reliability wise on AVERAGE.

My 1998 Honda Accord with 200K is still running. All the Japanese factory built cars were terrific. But my 2014 Acura MDX (another Honda brand) which was built from Canada is breaking down a lot. Every year, I am spending thousands of dollars to fix that vehicle. Lesson I learned, do not buy even Japanese brands if they were built out of Japan.

@@PHMU very true.

@@PHMU I drove an MDX for 8 years. It was trash. Transmission and suspensions issues. Tons of ky money went down the drain. They cant even give me an MDX for free.

@@tifipaul5686 That is so true. I can feel your pain. Was yours also built in Canada? I have had all kinds of problems. I even had the plastic rim that surrounds the upper screen (there are two screens) fell apart while i was driving. That was the most awkward moment I had in 35 years of driving. It was so weird, I just laughed... Last month, I spent a little over thousand dollars. Electrical issue with seat adjustment and an issue on climate control. And a few month ago, issue with alarm system.

I can't believe this... now the paints around the sunroof is starting to peel off. This is not happening! This is killing me.

With these prices I wouldn't call them poor man's cars

Are tesla really unreliable sir . Please tell me what are its issues sir and what are the cons faced on owning a tesla because i am planning to buy a model x

@@Ford-Explorer606 I’d suggest you buy a honda crv or a toyota sienna. It’s highly reliable.

@@geevarghese201 thanks

@The Professional ok sir I own a 4 runner but were looking for something electric

@@Ford-Explorer606 they have one of the crappiest quality control. Mach e? Honestly u should wait a little more. Electric f-150 is on the way I guess.

Hater!

With that all time accident comment Ford and Chevy are looking for you.

we all do it as long as it is legal. ‘merica! Freedom!

Hilarious!

They’ve got their vehicles done correctly it’s just the reliability aspect of it they don’t look at mainly because they don’t need to. People will buy their products no matter what as long as the brand name is there and there’s good marketing and performance for example people will buy a Land Rover Range Rover product because it can off-road it looks stylish their mostly comfortable to drive and you feel special in it and yes people probably won’t off-road their new Range Rover until it’s around 3 years old but even the evoque on good tyres can live up to its name surprisingly off road but even the Japanese companies do have reliability issues just no where near as often and they don’t cost half as much

@@Offensivebeast yea makes sense but like you just said if the build quality is great which it is I’m sure driving benz is not like Honda or Toyota but if the build quality is great and cars drive great how come the engine or tech in them break all the time or leaks or issues I’m not sure why you just said they are build correctly which means they are made very well and I agree 100% I would buy a benz too if I had the luxury but how come their parts don’t last what’s the reason they are very well build

@@Evan-memo their built correctly in the aspect of luxury, performance, capabilities and so much more it’s just the long term reliability that isn’t there and a lot of the time the German cars are reliable if you they were made in a good factory or have the correct engine option

Porsche actually make some of the most reliable cars. They are often near the top for reliability. Don't lump Porsche in with JLR.

@@almac9203 never threw Porsche in with JLR and I know they do you still see a lot of extremely old Porsches running around but the first generation cayennes aren’t great for reliability

However don't trust Audi

Mate sorry to burst your bubble, but German cars have appalling reliability too. You can either take the red pill now, or fund German automakers' employee benefits schemes

@@bakerdow9884 Well Porsches are on par with Lexus. Parts though are pricey since they come from Germany

@@londoriath3764 Just because a list on the net says Porsches are as reliable as a Lexus doesn't make it true. I am from London, have lived in Germany, currently living in Poland. Definitely not on par.

@@bakerdow9884 I think there's one of these list suggesting the Cayenne is one of the least reliable cars out there.

I have A Freelander 2 that's now 10 years old never had any problems, just new tyres battery brake pads, best car I've owned unlike the BMWs I've had

@@rogertaylor6386 Same for me with my 2012 LR4. Regular maintenance and fuel. A buddy of mine has a 2010, no issues. While LR certainly has had some issues, can anyone give me a car brand that has NO issues?

@@rogertaylor6386 My all purpose vehicle is an LR3, with 230k on the clock it's my daily driver, work horse, and overland/off road vehicle. Say that I don't understand why the super hate against JLR.

Exactly. Buy Japanese or Korean...

correct, but people who buy tesla are a sect of the felon skam

@@Cosmovilidad not for you to decide Everyone has their reasons

Tesla is making cars from just 2008-09 but other major companies making for more than 5 decades or more.

rip

Probably in a different video 😂😂😂

Hi there, is the evoque a 4 cylinder? Is it slow? Still deciding which one to buy. Thanks.

@@karlabaylon5543 Yes it's a four cylinder petrol or diesel though the diesel is more common and both are quick enough, the diesel sounds a bit like a tractor though.

They are talking about the average. You got a good example. Luck of the draw.

@@almac9203 How is that luck of the draw, we have four land rover products in our home and not one has had any issue. We also take all of them off road and put them under stress. I have had a range rover since the age of 16, both of my parents have one and my grand parents also, along with several aunts and uncles. So I'd say in my family we have about 15. No one has had any issues so that is not the average.

@@kenpalmer4256 you obviously do not understand maths. If I put 1 bullet in a revolver and I put in 5 bullets in another revolver and play Russian roulette that doesn't mean I will have a guarantee of a bad result in the second revolver nor does it mean I will automatically have a good result in the first revolver. Statistically land Rover is garbage and statistically Lexus is the most reliable brand but that does not mean that you couldn't get a bad Lexus or a good land Rover product. Keeping a pet tiger will statistically probably increase the odds of you getting attacked over keeping a bichon but there is always the possibility the tiger could be docile and friendly and the bichon could be a psycho. Statistically some brands are more reliable and some are less reliable. I would have thought it was obvious how statistics work.

@@almac9203 That was just a bunch of really bad analogies that make no sense. Also the concept is called probability, which I understand, seems like you could use a repeat of high school. I forget people always assume the things that can't afford are bad. You just keep chugging along in your ford buddy!

@@kenpalmer4256 it probably doesn't make sense to you because you are thick. Secondly I have an college degree with honors so I doubt will need to go back to high school. My analogy makes perfect sense hence why JLR finishes consistently at the bottom for reliability according to Consumer Reports and JD Powers. Lastly being an Audi and Lexus driver I don't envy the shit quality of JLR products. At one point I almost purchased a Range Rover but my mechanic warned me about their reliability issues. My mechanic saved me from the nightmare of JLR ownership.

Yeah, I really doubt that the Corsair has many problems other than carbon build-up on the intake valves for the 2.0L and the PTU failing on the AWD, but the first problem is common to all non-hybrid GDI engines and the PTU is now serviceable with fluid replacement due to Ford going broke over warranty repairs on the older version.

Agreed. It’s been out for a few years now and it’s had few issues since.

Is it reliable? Are you sure it is corsair or lexus?

@@JIMMY-ck1oe I put 26,000 miles on my Corsair, and had an oil change and a flat tire repaired. They came and got the car and left a Nautilus rental for me, then returned mine to me when done. 27.2 mpg avg. I'm happy with it.

@@billwhiteathome2080 You did not mention reliability of Corsair's engine or transmission . Are they reliable?

Lexus

@@tomAkelife-ff9tf yep, I could have said Lexus but even that is an overpriced Camry, just the same reliability.. buying a Avalon would be middle ground if you want to save money compared to a Lexus, plus it would give you more features and high end materials compared to a Camry. When it comes to Japanese/Korean brands I find the Toyota/Lexus, Honda/Acura, Mazda to be boring vehicles but the Nissan, Hyundai, Kia to be more daring in styling compared to those them.

Always that one that says “ MINE DOESNT HAVE ISSUES.” You’re in the minority and lucky. 🤣 You can sprinkle a turd but that doesn’t mean it will taste better.

@@Anomize23 😂😂😂

@@Anomize23 Well, I didn't quite say I didn't have any issues.. I said I had minor issues lol Anyways It helps to be a diy person like I am. The dealer charges $400 for an oil change but I do it at home and it cost me $32. Once I couldn't get it to stay in Drive "D". It would slip out of "D" slightly and would not move if you press the gas, I had to physically hold it in Drive. I figured what the issue was, dealer wanted $500 to fix it so instead I bought the part from them for $16 and went home and installed it, which took me 20 mins under the engine to do. I also do my own brakes too even though it's Brembo, just a little different from the reg brakes. There are more minor stuff which would look super major for most ppl but that is because ppl are afraid to work on their cars.

They've been like this for decades and still going strong

Only Japanese and Korean these days. The Germans have been failing for the last 15 years due to the cars that have been made in de USA.

@@jellebigge Not really about being made in the U.S.. It's about the plastic components that they're putting on their engines (especially with BMW models). Even Japanese brands that have models assembled in the U.S. have proven consistent reliability for the most part.

@@jellebigge I have had zero problems with my Volkswagen. Has been the best car I have ever owned. I take care of its preventative maintenance very well, mind you.

@@jellebigge Germans do provide some of the most reliable cars rn.

@@kamallb4650 They used to be. They are losing there good name

Same here

Had a Giulia, and Now Stelvio. (Family needs) 0 issues. Started with an Giulieta Qv, Giulia and stelvio.. 8 years in the brand

Same here. Started with a alfa mito for over 2 years and now a stelvio. Mever had any trouble with it. Drives like a gem and steering is second to none. Never felt more responsive in any other brand. Tested the range rover velar and while it feels powerfull the steering is so light that it feels weird to drive imo compared to the stelvio

Predicted reliability based on identified problems. You can't wait until 2025 to discuss a 2021 car otherwise the information will be useless to the public.

That explains it all

@@eniobaptista8008 JLR were unreliable before TATA bought it. Especially during Ford leadership. It's in their genes now.

@@priyanshu_sharma7023 nope its always unreliable. I am glad that ratan tata an hard working man done a favorbut how much everyou work on it . jlr is a money pit

@@priyanshu_sharma7023 instead tata shall build their own luxury brand. Because our journey in kerala suggests tata a very reliable car out in india.

@@Ford-Explorer606 that's what I'm saying. JLR were unreliable and they still are. Tata have improved so much over the years but JLR is more of a money pit