I like that you didn't mention mitsubishi. As "bad" the reputation is - those people never owned 1 😊 2015 lancer with 200k & 2020 mirage with 86k both running like a top. 😊 I also love my IS F & tercel too
Yet, people love the new Minis and have had no problems. I don't understand anymore these lists. I guess if you take care of your car. Perhaps it wont be as bad. I don't know anymore.
The specific problems with minis are the following issues: bad electric wiring and needed an expensive big service around 100000 km. This concerns the oil in the turbo, etc for the rest they have the same issues like bmw, keep servicing your car very well, lots of things needs changing before it breaks down, in the engine are lots of plastic cars that will brake more often then an metal one, plastic hoses and hoses that are going bad, so it will blow up your engine because of oil leaks, radiator water hoses, thermostat issues, and at the bottom the axles, especially all rubber or all the parts that support your car or stearing problems when they wear out sooner, some engines are from Toyota, or some in the past, like the engine of the Avensis. My advice to you is when you really want a Mini, lease them, with special maintenance contract, keep them for 3 years, max 50000 or 60000km and change your car by another new lease car. The same by any other new car, whatever which brand. w@@nomsi4263
I had a 2017 Lincoln MKZ, I put over 150,000 before I trade it in, it's a great car, just kept up with the maintenance, and had a blast with it. I have the twin turbo v6, stock 400hp. Really reliable cars. Definitely a car to look into
i own a Q5 and am looking to upgrade to a Q8. The cost is real though. Just make sure you keep your maintenance up. And keep some money on the side for just in case stuff
I have a 2015 Lincoln mkc with 180,000 on the dash. I haven’t had a major problem yet. I keep up with the maintenance and I don’t beat it up. I don’t know what Lincoln they are talking about. You still have Lincoln’s with outrageous miles still driving around in the south.
I drive a 2013 hyundai genesis coupe. Sofar mine has been solid but seems almost daily people post in the groups about their engines blowing up. 2.0t and the 3.8s
I’m on my second VW my first one was a 2018 Tiguan and had no problems with it I traded it in on a 2021 Arteon have had no problems with it either. My nephew has a 2016 Jetta SE with 80,000 miles and the only thing that’s been done on it is oil changes and wipers. So no, it’s not all VW’s.
I am on my second VW my first one was a 2018 Tigue one no problems. The only reason I don’t have it is because I traded it on a 2021 Arteon again no problems with it. My nephew has a 2016 Jetta 80,000 miles not one problem so it’s not all VW’s.
The 3.6 penyistar motor is a pos. This is why chrystler and Jeep suck. Dodge makes solid motors that are v8 hemi, but just like Chevy and gmc, they are push rod and are subject to lifter cam failure. Electrical issues are common across the Chrysler Dodge Ram platform. Ford has led in the worst reliable cars made for years on end, and they dont even make the push rod engine other than the godzilla 7.2 that barely sold really no actual reason for failure.
Cars have been built for over 100 years. You would think that they would have figured out how to make them bulletproof. Yes I understand that there are government regulations.
Gonna keep my comment short, legit and sweet. No one should ever believe this unreliable review of cars. I had a Challenger SXT for 4 years, not a single day at the shop. Only thing I did was oil change, tire rotation, changed the brake pads once and that’s it. For Jeep, I had a Jeep compass for 3 years and an older one too. Not a single problem other than alignment, and basic maintenance. This review is so NOT on point, not even close. So don’t rely on reviews like these.
Out of my own experiences, most brands we have here are pretty good. I also work at a Ford garage, and i never heard about those things, now yes, there are some worse cars or repairs, but its mostly routine maintaining
@@abrakadabraangelov1829 damn okay did i say about all cars? I only said most brands, F150s here are rare, same for the mustang, the V8 mustang. What are YOU talking about? You dont know the situations here
This list is incredibly misleading. Chrysler and Dodge only have a handful of models combined, so the reliability will either he really high or really low depending on the very few vehicles scored. You also forgot BMW on here since Mini is just a rebadged BMW
The mini thing is just beating a dead horse Jesus 😂 the new ones have a reliability score of 82/100. I wouldn't call that unreliable at all. Yeah their cars 10+ years old are. They are also 10+ year old sports cars that the average person drives aggressively. No shit it breaks lol
Yup, 2017 and later Minis have BMW’s B series engines which are extremely reliable. Obviously most of the Minis on the road today won’t have those engines, but it’s pretty dumb that CR themselves acknowledge MINI’s improved reliability but still generalize everything and say “MINI isnt reliable”. Gotta apply some nuance
@kingdeedee its like that for a lot of brands mentioned. Chrysler dodge and jeep are on there as a brand but that's only because they use that pos pentistar 3.6l v6 across the board but the v8s are good minus electrical here and there.
Let's be honest, basically every brand is trash nowadays in these categories. Making boring cars and vehicles that can't last past 50K miles. Older cars are better.
Owner of a 2O12 Sorento here! 103,013 miles on it, flawless ride! So much so, that I got my wife a 2023 Sportage: two-and-a-half years of also flawless driving!!!!
Literally anything modern from Europe is gonna be a mess. Kind of car you do a short term lease on, if you really have some emotional inability to use logic when choosing a vehicle. Listen or don't, ill gladly tow it to the shop for ya.
We can't live in the past. My first car was a Dodge Dart with a slant 6 pushbutton torqueflite, next was a 68 VW Beetle but that was then. This is now. I drive a 2015 Nissan Versa Note and it is faultless.
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A list without a Jaguar or a Land Rover?
Right. This list is hard for me to take seriously if those brands aren't on here.
Indeed...
I was thinking the same thing.
In US you have a distortiot view of these European brands
Cause they make a total of 1 or 2 engines now
Mini
Lincoln
Volkswagen
Volvo
Audi
Hyundai
Chevrolet
Kia
Ford
GMC
RAM
Jeep
Tesla
Dodge
Chrysler
I like that you didn't mention mitsubishi. As "bad" the reputation is - those people never owned 1 😊 2015 lancer with 200k & 2020 mirage with 86k both running like a top. 😊
I also love my IS F & tercel too
Yet, people love the new Minis and have had no problems. I don't understand anymore these lists. I guess if you take care of your car. Perhaps it wont be as bad. I don't know anymore.
The specific problems with minis are the following issues: bad electric wiring and needed an expensive big service around 100000 km. This concerns the oil in the turbo, etc for the rest they have the same issues like bmw, keep servicing your car very well, lots of things needs changing before it breaks down, in the engine are lots of plastic cars that will brake more often then an metal one, plastic hoses and hoses that are going bad, so it will blow up your engine because of oil leaks, radiator water hoses, thermostat issues, and at the bottom the axles, especially all rubber or all the parts that support your car or stearing problems when they wear out sooner, some engines are from Toyota, or some in the past, like the engine of the Avensis. My advice to you is when you really want a Mini, lease them, with special maintenance contract, keep them for 3 years, max 50000 or 60000km and change your car by another new lease car. The same by any other new car, whatever which brand. w@@nomsi4263
alfa ,fiat ,masserti, Jaguar and Range Rover should be on the list
I'll object to Alfa. They've come a long way with the Giulia and the Stelvio now that the gremlins have been largely exorcised.
Exactly Scotty especially with the Alfas 😂
Old Volvo would've never been anywhere near this list.
New Chinese Volvo though, makes sense
Jaguar and Volkswagon are the 2 worst cars I've ever owned.
If your going with the Audi new v6 the 2.9 is a lot more reliable than the 3.0
I feel like my kia Stinger is reliable 😊 no issues so far since 2020
I drive a stinger as well. The 3.3 engine from what I've read is pretty reliable, just stick to the maintenance.
Don’t hear what others say ! Kia and Hyundai are extremely reliable here in Europe!!!
I had a 2017 Lincoln MKZ, I put over 150,000 before I trade it in, it's a great car, just kept up with the maintenance, and had a blast with it. I have the twin turbo v6, stock 400hp. Really reliable cars. Definitely a car to look into
i own a Q5 and am looking to upgrade to a Q8. The cost is real though. Just make sure you keep your maintenance up. And keep some money on the side for just in case stuff
I’m glad I own a 23 Tacoma TRD Off Road, double cab, long bed
I have a 2015 Lincoln mkc with 180,000 on the dash. I haven’t had a major problem yet. I keep up with the maintenance and I don’t beat it up. I don’t know what Lincoln they are talking about. You still have Lincoln’s with outrageous miles still driving around in the south.
I drive a 2013 hyundai genesis coupe. Sofar mine has been solid but seems almost daily people post in the groups about their engines blowing up. 2.0t and the 3.8s
I’m on my second VW my first one was a 2018 Tiguan and had no problems with it I traded it in on a 2021 Arteon have had no problems with it either. My nephew has a 2016 Jetta SE with 80,000 miles and the only thing that’s been done on it is oil changes and wipers. So no, it’s not all VW’s.
Tesla was listed as one of most reliable brands in some videos I've watched, so now I'm confused
Jeep is the most towed brand name according to AAA
How about the 1.4 liter tfsi engine from Audi?
The brands mentioned in this video just don't buy them
Bro VW is good
Delusional.
Ive owned audis and people talk down on them but theyre very reliable , never take others people word for it , fuk em. Find out tourself
@@devilishtriom yes each owner experience is different
I am on my second VW my first one was a 2018 Tigue one no problems. The only reason I don’t have it is because I traded it on a 2021 Arteon again no problems with it. My nephew has a 2016 Jetta 80,000 miles not one problem so it’s not all VW’s.
@@devilishtriom mainly only the diesels, half of them are poorly designed and built
The 3.6 penyistar motor is a pos. This is why chrystler and Jeep suck. Dodge makes solid motors that are v8 hemi, but just like Chevy and gmc, they are push rod and are subject to lifter cam failure. Electrical issues are common across the Chrysler Dodge Ram platform. Ford has led in the worst reliable cars made for years on end, and they dont even make the push rod engine other than the godzilla 7.2 that barely sold really no actual reason for failure.
Cars have been built for over 100 years. You would think that they would have figured out how to make them bulletproof. Yes I understand that there are government regulations.
@4:21 Excuse me those are Hyundai's not Hondas
Worst car brands. Top 5 Chrysler. Next 5 Stalantis. Last 5 Dodge.
My Chevrolet made the list, 2002 Suburban 232K miles lol
Gonna keep my comment short, legit and sweet. No one should ever believe this unreliable review of cars. I had a Challenger SXT for 4 years, not a single day at the shop. Only thing I did was oil change, tire rotation, changed the brake pads once and that’s it. For Jeep, I had a Jeep compass for 3 years and an older one too. Not a single problem other than alignment, and basic maintenance. This review is so NOT on point, not even close. So don’t rely on reviews like these.
The Zamboanga footbridge incident was NOT necessary
There's nothing to buy out there then.
No Nissan aka Americanized Renault wow shocker
A so called friend talked me into buy his v70 volvo. Needs alot of work. Not worth the 3 grand I paid for it😢
Out of my own experiences, most brands we have here are pretty good. I also work at a Ford garage, and i never heard about those things, now yes, there are some worse cars or repairs, but its mostly routine maintaining
Wtf you talking about people are reporting major transmission issues on 2021-2022-2023 Mustangsa and F150
@@abrakadabraangelov1829 damn okay did i say about all cars? I only said most brands, F150s here are rare, same for the mustang, the V8 mustang. What are YOU talking about? You dont know the situations here
@@Larssema Why does it matter where?I am talking about the cars overall.Many people are having transmission issues at 15-20000 km which is not normal
@@abrakadabraangelov1829 the cars in Europe are built different...
@@Larssema Hahaha yes different transmission for the Mustang were build for Europe.Stop talking nonsense out of your ass
This list is incredibly misleading. Chrysler and Dodge only have a handful of models combined, so the reliability will either he really high or really low depending on the very few vehicles scored. You also forgot BMW on here since Mini is just a rebadged BMW
If Alfa Romeo can't even make the top 15, you know you got cars with some proper issues 😂
Exactly it’s in the top 10 most unreliable brands easily 😂
(the Chevy in this video must not be including anything with the V8s, as if we just ranked the V8 Chevys they would've gotten 100/100)
The mini thing is just beating a dead horse Jesus 😂 the new ones have a reliability score of 82/100. I wouldn't call that unreliable at all. Yeah their cars 10+ years old are. They are also 10+ year old sports cars that the average person drives aggressively. No shit it breaks lol
Yup, 2017 and later Minis have BMW’s B series engines which are extremely reliable. Obviously most of the Minis on the road today won’t have those engines, but it’s pretty dumb that CR themselves acknowledge MINI’s improved reliability but still generalize everything and say “MINI isnt reliable”. Gotta apply some nuance
@kingdeedee its like that for a lot of brands mentioned. Chrysler dodge and jeep are on there as a brand but that's only because they use that pos pentistar 3.6l v6 across the board but the v8s are good minus electrical here and there.
@@joshreynolds7293.6 V6 pentastar is one of the most reliable engines my guy.Also won engine of the year award
BMW?
nope they improved
Are you kidding me. You must be North American to answer that.
Trash
Well, I just looked in my garage, and none on the list were here. Whew, I guess I’m ok!
Same. I own 2 toyota & 2 mitsubishi 😊
Let's be honest, basically every brand is trash nowadays in these categories. Making boring cars and vehicles that can't last past 50K miles. Older cars are better.
Cars and vehicles that can’t last past 50k… hmm
Thats right...bmw is nowhere on this list....great days
Where are mercedes and bmw?
Owner of a 2O12 Sorento here! 103,013 miles on it, flawless ride! So much so, that I got my wife a 2023 Sportage: two-and-a-half years of also flawless driving!!!!
Literally anything modern from Europe is gonna be a mess. Kind of car you do a short term lease on, if you really have some emotional inability to use logic when choosing a vehicle. Listen or don't, ill gladly tow it to the shop for ya.
But Asian cars are boring
Stinkin' Lincoln!
The jaguar is the worst car make it should be #1
Mini is not from England.
Ha I knew SUZUKI is one of the most reliable cars
This guy doesn’t know cars. 😂
We can't live in the past. My first car was a Dodge Dart with a slant 6 pushbutton torqueflite, next was a 68 VW Beetle but that was then. This is now. I drive a 2015 Nissan Versa Note and it is faultless.
So what to buy😂