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What better Nissan Sentra the axle broke in a couple of years the transmission broke what the fuck

Good! Save money but repair costs more

None of the drivers in this video are wearing seatbelts....not too educational as a vid..

all brands are good as long as the owner changes the fluids and does the maintenance as per the owner manual recommendations. It depends upon driving conditions, driver, roads etc., I think all mid size cars to heavy trucks should last for at least 300K miles which is roughly 500k kilo provided maintenance is done as suggested above.

Be careful people even if you get at a great price you will still pay taxs on sticker price making even a great deal not so great when you have to pay a cpuple thousand in registration fees

Changan is prove

GPS trackers; check if there is one... drains all

why would anyone change gears while the vehicle is moving? Where did that stupid idea even come from?

Simplified propaganda commercial for those who is not in the topic and not without some mishaps! What was fragment with Kia Soul doing there, though it's also fairly reliable car? And what about Mazda being NOT a Japanese brand??? The most important, even the Japanese of various years are fairly different in reliability. And the final statement about reliability of modern cars is simply atrocious! Full of plastics instead of aluminum, aluminum instead of steel, electronics built not for the conditions, overcomplicated with excessive automation destined to die within the first few years with following expensive replacement! And finally, screen software glitching entire lifespan of the vehicle... Hanging with my old ones, and as the newer the are, as less hope I have they will last with me...

My 2020 Infiniti QX80 has been extremely reliable

Love my 2008 Prius! No problems.

Toyota is only in business because of manipulated stock prices from market makers. (Fraud) They’re a scam and the jig is up.

Times have changed and cars are made much more cheaper than before. With all the electronic and technology and the plastic, forget it…costs are on the rise big time

My kid had a 2000 Kia Sophia and for 100,000 miles not one failure. The side windows would roll down at times by them selves and it rode like shit. 38 mpg and not one failure.

It’s a real shame because the old mirage, colt and colt turbo was a great car. I have 2 of them. It’s hard to believe but the best cars I own.

I think the moral of this story is no matter what brand you buy today there all junk

For anybody to make these foolish errors, probably doesn’t have the experience or training and shouldn’t be attempting basic maintenance without supervision.

Volvo is no longer "Swedish"...IT'S CHINESE NOW!!! As for Jeep, it's not "American", either...It's European, made by Stellantis! That applies to Ram, Dodge and Chrysler, too!!! The Hornet is NOT a "Dodge", it's a camouflaged Alfa Romeo!!!

Crap Toyota has been using 4 wheel drive in vehicles longer than Subarus been around. Sure compare to the RAV4 trying rolling in a 4 runner or Lexus GX460 wh you talk about road conditions what tires were on the Toyota? Have you ever worked on Subaru? Definitely more of pain to fix. I buy used and pay cash and have never went wrong with a Toyota. These videos are made for urbanites that have never turned a wrench. Trade in for a new car when they have over 100K. If your smart you look for deals pushing 200K the right vehicle taken care of will go 400K today.

You left off Toyota Sienna I have 2 both have well over 200K I also have a Toyota Highlander with close 200K. I’ve found that he 2GR FE 3.5 V-6 as a reliable engine. I also have a 3.3 liter in an older Sienna. I do all the work on the Toyotas myself baring tire changed and alignment. Most of the vehicles mentioned are good ones except there some caveats to each one. There some problematic F 150 namely the turbo charged models. The newer Suburban’s have had some issues as well. I’ve had good luck with older Volvo I have an S80 that outlasted all the accords I’ve owned. The list in general is ok you just need to do some due diligence with each one.

Crapsler is hiding behind the fancy new Stellantis name which is owned by Fiat and other garbage names. Make a mental note of the manufacturers of those vehicles sitting on the side of the road. Where I am, it’s by far Dodgies, usually the manly trucks or the vans.

one thing for sure when I start my car the next two days it will be in the teens below zero, and I will let the engine idle for at least ten minutes before I leave to go to work

I bought a 2015 Suburban LT brand new. A welding seam above the A pillar split, the AC condenser needed replacement twice, the transmission failed at 101K and the engine at 150K. Longevity 😂😂😂

Wow! Thank you for the information. 😮

Audi is causing its own downfall ...why even make the Q8? These cars are expensive and unreliable....

The GM engineers who designed the VVT V6 for Acadias should have to pay for the 'engine repair' when the Tstat fails and causes the computer to shut down steering assist. GM should have just kept the 3800 V6 like was in the Buick line.

ALWAYS change your oil drain plug gasket !!!

Vfast = trash car

What does it say about the future? Car companies that want to sell more cars will cheapen the parts so they fail sooner. They got too good at dependability.

I’ve owned a Toyota Pickup (from before they named the pickups, before Tacomas) since 1994. I paid less than $10,000 for it brand new. I’d buy another one if they sold a nice little, simple one with no extended anything, but since they don’t sell them anymore, I’ll just have to stick with what I have.

New cars and trucks don't even lady the warrantee period and this is why most of the manufactured arrangements going bankrupt. Who gives a shit about the old vehicles Tell me which new ones will last a 1 million miles

It's not a farmers' problem. It is a problem of some big farms..

For the Accord, the text reads 12.0L engine.

Not one American car....

Yay, i owned a Mazda 3, manual car. I had a 2011. I owned a 4 Runner too. Loved it.

I need an SUV, great on snow.

The Mazda is not a Japanese company ? Seriously ? 😂😂😂😂😂

I have been driving 2015 Nissan rogue. Outside of replacing a battery no other issues. I have over 159,000 miles on it… seems pretty reliable to me.

Who are you?

I bought a Honda crv hybrid from 2025 last year and it was a worse car as it went from recall to noise underneath the car and they couldn't fix it. Less than five months ago, the car changed the brake issue, the front two struts. Still, it's making noises under the car. Honda just tells me to keep coming because they still have warranty. It's very stressful.

1992 Chevy Corsica purchased in 1993 over 200000 miles and still the daily driver. Has not needed major repairs.

Most of the cars shown here are beemers, true money pits

Stalantis 😅 only fiances top tier credit lol ur sales are down 50% to last year have 2023 cars on the lot and can't figure out why they have issues

How can someone afford 40 to 100 thousand dollar vehicle. Go back a few years and they are still on the road. What happened to quality?

Shilling

Lies

Kia and bmc are reliable????

Very solid analysis report. Subaru n toyota has joint ventures on one model

Toyota owns Subaru...

That's not true