Never Buy This SUV! Copart Walk Around - 6/7/24 

And a bad costume in my opinion

I consider such cars as underpowered, over stressed, limited use vehicles that manufacturers desperately hope Joe and Jane Average will mistake for the SUV and/or station wagons they really need. Crossovers, regardless of manufacturer are basically junk displayed on a computer screen before they ever make it to an assembly line.

While I do agree with the overstressed engines. Some do offer the creature comforts that the middle age people need, I would go as far as to say most 20-30years olds are buying vehciles very cheap to around 35k, (except maybe a small percentage) and anyone older than that more money on cars. They want to show off the new stuff to their friends and family! Just my take

It doesn’t look great for brand loyalty hahaha

@@johntron7986 I think you may be closer to the truth of the matter than you may think. The Lovely Bride and I will both cross the Big 7-0 mark this year and a little comfort would be a nice thing....However, I'm a tic over 6ft 4in tall and weigh about 270lbs and I've yet to find a crossover of any make or model that "fit me". TLB is almost exactly a foot shorter than me and has complained about the same thing. IF somebody still made a midsize station wagon along the lines of the old Ford Taurus with a solid V-6 we MIGHT be persuaded trade in one our pickups that DO fit us. We are not asking for an Old School Cadilac or Lincoln land yacht just something we won't feel shoehorned into while needing an industrial crane or hoist to get out of.

It is only because they are American products.

One of my sisters has one of these Buicks. 😊

Aren’t all the vehicles there broken in some manner? Some are probably sabotaged as well.

Yes, and quite possibly. ​@@scottdavis_34

What it needs is a real engine!

Ah so!