Watch Out: Why New Car Engines Are Built To DIE Early! 

Auto manufacturers don't want their car to last forever. There is no money in that, especially the u.s. auto manufacturers.

I have faith in my 24 Is350. Built to last. One of the most hated on by the clueless media tools. I love it

That is why German cars getting hammered everywhere in the world. Of course CEOs just don’t care except for their bonuses and salaries!

All my older Mercedes AMG & 2 BMWs are NA, & running like new. My gf's newer Lexus has so much electrical problems that u can't imagine!

I want all the "dude bro, climate change m aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa n" people to watch this video.... So we should all stop driving, eating steak, having fun - but - big Corporations - they get a pass.

thtswhy turbo cars are there nowadays especially with less cylinders smaller block in the name of emission control bullshit ! .

Short attention span... so true in all facets of life - even relationships.

Hyundai and Kia are crap cars, but cheap. And the 100,000 mile warranties are worthless if you can't get the parts to make the repair. They are stylish (because they steal other car's designs), and I guess perform well because their drivers always seem to be fleeing the police, but they are junk. They are the most stolen because they have lousy security systems. (By the way, Mercedes uses aluminum to reduce weight, not to be cheap.)

That’s why I drive a 09 Tacoma with 350,000 miles

Thanks for your public service to educate the public Mark. All true.

While I don't agree with all you are saying, I do believe that minimally maintained vehicles (i.e., manufacturer's specified intervals) are more likely to fail sooner than those properly maintained. 10,000-15,000 mile oil changes are ignorant of what happens to oil after 3000 miles. But if the warranty is 50,000 miles, that's only 3-5 oil changes and the manufacturer is off the hook. What you are describing is call "planned obsolescence" and it was prominent in US built cars in the 60s and 70s. That's how Toyota, Honda, and Datsun (Nissan) got their foothold in the US market. Personally, I'm happy to have my 10 year old cars. Not sure I would want anything newer at this point.

Good morning everyone😊 really enjoy your content!

Good morning. Time to listen and learn.

What do you review on Mazda cx 9 or 90 ?

Ugh but why would you buy a money 💰 pit 😢

So what do we do? What do we buy?

Trick in making your modern acorn-sized turbo engine last a little longer? ACTUALLY performing the maintenance ON TIME (change oil at 3000 to 5000 no matter what the manual says) - majority of auto owners do not. At 4:50 - the absolute WORSE thing you can do to your engine!

Toyota, Toyota,Toyota, Toyota, every other word, they are paying him