I Reviewed 23 Vehicles' Reliability in 8 Minutes!
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2024
- Have you ever walked through a car lot and wondered about the cars you're looking at? Are these reliable cars? Is that SUV going to have problems? What about that truck...do you get more reliability with those?
Wonder no more, as we're going to walk through the biggest reliability issues with 23 vehicles in just under 9 minutes! It's a ride, but let's go on a Car Lot Blitz!
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I have a 2017 Honda Pilot Touring with 270,000 km. Best vehicle I have ever bought. The engine is in perfect condition and the body is too. The 3.5 Litre V6 will last forever.
We also really like our 2020 Black Edition Ridgeline with the 9 Speed ZF Transmission 🇺🇸👍
You are providing excellent value with these videos!! Many, many, thanks! Not having a clue as to what car to replace my 20 year old ford escape. Your videos were a huge help!! Bought a Toyota Corolla GR and love it!
I really liked this format! It's fun to see and learn about cars that are not normally in my radar since I mainly look at Toyota and Honda/Acura
Loved it. This is a great format.
Glad to hear it!
Love the rapid fire style. Please do more
I liked how you walked pass Porsche Cayenne 🎉
Haha cheers
I think was a Macan
Killer good content. Not sure how much time and production this takes vs. your typical vid with 4-5 cars and more detail per car, but this easily kept my interest much more than the rest (thought that might be a "me" problem.) Throwing a wild guess out there, if you could add the vehicles featured in the description or as tags, etc., something that makes searching those models bring you to these videos, it could be a great recurring video theme with a new assortment every few weeks simply because it's so much easier to digest.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate that. It seems many people enjoy this style as a switch up from time tot time.
Time is important and this was great thanks loved it
Cheers
Yes, we would all love to see much more! 👍
Should I do more of this style?
@@ECPP
Definitely! And please keep on doing that thing with the camera zooming in while twirling 😅
Impressive review, Mark! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks, will do!
Do you like this style?
Have a 2017 Subaru Impreza bought at 33K in 2021, currently no issues, it's been great.
Great video as usual 👍
Thank you. It does not seem to carry the wide spread like by others.
Rapid fire….Love it!!🤘
Thanks. Have a great day.
Very informative
Thank you very much
Great job!
Thank you
Love this rapid fire review! Would like to see even ore character and harsh works. Review on Toyota and Honda soon?
Yes indeed
great job, thank you
Cheers
Yeah, that "death wobble "would be fun on the interstate doing 70mph
Haha, hold on tight
@@ECPPMark, no thanks…I’ll pass.
noone drives that slow
Wow that's the fastest reviews I've ever SEEN 🇺🇸👍, from 🇨🇦
Thanks for watching! More to come
Yeah. The best review. Pro and cons
The videos where you walk around turning and twisting the camera & speak at a noticeably faster pace than normal + the facts brought in a funny but truthful way are the best!
This one was pretty calm to be honest.
Though I must say: very interesting content, very informative, always 10/10 with a humorous twist.
Keep up the good content!
Thank you so much. I appreciate the feedback.
Good video you no the problems with each brand.
Thanks
Would you say that a 2016-2018 3 series 320i is better than those early redesign models from 2013-2015? Good video as always
Great video. Would you consider a 2018 BMW X1 a top pick for a reliable small SUV? And do they have a B46 engine?
I would
What do you think about the new Chevy Tahoe? I bought a ford expedition after warranty just one issue after another.
Hi really enjoying your videos , how about mercedes c class 220d 4matic convertible 2017
Well, a little fragile cosmetically. Engine is OK
Amigo!!
One question, I know you not too friendly with CVT , what did you think about Toyota CVT transmission??
Consumer Reports affirms that the Sportage is “Average-to-Better-Than-Avarage”.
Unless it is one with the bad engines and rod bearing problems
@@ECPP As I understand it, those were older models. I would avoid all Kias made prior to 2017 or so.
I would never buy a Korea vehicle. I’ll stick with Lexus. The best value for the money
@@markwagner4909 Lexus is great but not the best value for the money. That would be Toyota, the base line of Lexus.
@@thullraven1false
List would be shorter for cars that are reliable? Not much here to recommend or are most new cars not reliable other than Lexus,Toyota,Honda & Acura?
Those are the most reliable brands available currently
Mazda is good to
Need more good to ok cars covered. Looking at a 15+ used Beetle to tow behind small motor home. Just small and fun maybe a Convertible. Low mileage 50k or less. No Diesels. Been there done that. Thanks for all the Vids they help keep me out of trouble.
Exactly
Don't get the VW. You'll thank me later. They break down and are expensive.
People in Australia say the kittens are as reliable as the Japanese... It's the American made that have issues...
Thanks for sharing. Interesti g
Hey mark, what’s the best year model for M C300 reliability/affordability . Used one tho
Older V6
Loved the rapid fire format. Also I'm glad to see Nissan NOT on this list. I own a Nissan (Versa) Note and it's faultless. On Consumer Report lists of the most favored cars Nissan is never on those lists which surprises me yet Honda is always on their list despite the fact their 6 cyl, interference engines use a timing belt. Most cars now use an indestructible chain.
Great point! And thanks so much for watching.
Chains are not indestructible,there are so many vehicles with bad designs and they cost a fortune to replace chains. Timing belts aren’t that bad in the long run.
Yeahhh I have a 14 year old Hyundai and it has under 80,000km but stuff falls apart up the wazoo. I know it's old but I had older Honda and Toyotas and they held up better.
Not one of the cars you showed will make it past 100 - 150K miles without expensive problems that doom them to the junkyard because it's just too expensive to fix. How come a Mazda 3 is guaranteed to pass 250K miles and not burn a drop of oil and the initial cost is 1/3 ?
Lincoln used to have great quality vehicles until they got rid of the indestructible 4.6 litre engine and decided to make the twin turbo v6 and smaller engine
Exactly
Great video Mark, I agreed with you about every vehicle that you talked about
Thanks 👍
Older Mazdas b4 cylinder deactivation were great.. Guy has a 2016 six non turbo with 350k miles on the original engine /trans.
Great units
My nephew has 355,000 on his 2015 cx 5
Brother, I have loved your channel for the last three years! I don’t think you produced a video that I haven’t watched. I thank you for your research, your work, and knowing your cars and actually telling them the truth that’s gonna force these manufactures to do better! If you ever in America, let me know.
Toyota is the best . But damn it's pros and cons for every vehicle
You forgot the “let’s get into it now!!”
That’s fair
Which engines are found in bmw x3 m40i
The m40i is the turbo6 called the B58 and it’s the best engine thy let run
Rapid Fire sponsored by Tim Hortons coffee. That was fun!
Haha nice
The sad part about most vehicles you mentioned are at the expense cost of a new Toyota or Honda which are historically more reliable than these other makes.
Exactly the Honda and Toyota makes are much more solid
Older Hondas are great. The newer ones have been having issues.
Toyota and Hondas are complete junk. Markie is a conartist and you're not smart to realize it.
@@thullraven1like what exactly? I know about the bolt on the suspension that could damage tires, but is there anything else? Specifically on the 2.0 n/a
@@natas12rm Newer Hondas have been having oil dilution issues. Never a good thing. I know one person with a Civic and another with a CRV that both had that issue and had to take them in. I don't know the exact year of their vehicles, but I know they are 2020 or newer. This problem is well documented and easy to look up.
How about Audi a6 3.0tdi from 2012-2016 or audi s3 the new models
Well…..
What do you think about Mazda?
Great cars and very reliable
I had to go back to listen to all the issues with certain unreliable vehicles. 😂😅 That's a lot of problems which shows they are not worth our time or money. It's like throwing money down the drain. Nope, not gonna do it and shouldn't have to do it. These companies can and should do better.
They really should and consumers wear the crown of thorns on these
I have a 2012 Kia Soul 2.0 with auto trans..90k miles. Perfect car, absolutely no issues. No oil burning, no trans issues, no electronic issues. Bulletproof. No turbo. Naturally aspirated 4 cyl. Original Owner. 5k oil changes Mobil 1, Kia oil filters, Trans fluid drain and fill 3x. Techtron fuel system cleaner every oil change.
Talks about reliable cars often, Also takes off in a Jaguar before the video starts :)
Surprised you did not talk about Honda or Toyota Mark. I do enjoy your channel.
Thank you Bill
Glad to see you mention the X3 . I have a 2019 X3 M40i . 72K miles and tuned, so far it's been reliable. Had it for about 2 years now. Hopefully it'll last a long while and doesn't give me much problems along the way
Hopefully. The more recent b48 and b58 engines are decent
I used to love cars and always strive to get one like the mercedes W140 or the Ferrari Testarossa, but these days, i just hate cars... I think they are the most depressing expensive bubbles you can buy
Glad to see no Volvo's on the lot!
my current 2.8bmw has over 250k miles and engine feels new. will likley doanother 200k I cant beleive how daming it seems when suggesting that most of these newere ones wont go 100k
There were a bunch of BMWs...but no a Honda?
Every car has maintenance and problems, some more than most. However, so many people make the mistake of buying brand new and wasting their money. People, in general, just accept that they’ll “always have a car payment”, so they really never take ownership of any car. If you just make a list of what’s important to you, buy used with cash and maintain it, you’re still saving $thousands over making brand new payments. Personally, I like comfort, power, space, fit and finish and resistance to rust. I’ll only do Audi, Lexus, Mazda, Acura and Ford for trucks. I decided on an Audi A8 because it has an aluminum body, the most comfortable and power. My wife also has an Audi A8 because I learned how to work on them myself but they are pretty reliable for being German… much better than BMW or Mercedes. I’m 50 and have owned and worked on most brands. I’ll never again buy GM, Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge, Hyundai (although Sonata Hybrid is very nice and reliable), Jaguar, Land Rover, Subaru, Nissan, Kia. etc. Volvos seem nice but don’t know too much about them. And I would never recommend Audi if you don’t work on it yourself due to high maintenance costs but some models like TDI or 2.0 are not good at all. Just my $.02
Great points and I would say almost anything is fine if you can DIY, but if not, there are many brands to avoid.
What about 2013 bmw x3 good
Well….
@@ECPP just want to know if it’s a good buy it has 105,000 thousand km on it
Bro is mazda reliable?
Yes they are
@@ECPP thanks
How about Ford Edge?
Haha, well….
Ford Edge is the Ford to get in model year 2023 per Consumer Reports.
What about Nissans?
Haha well…..
There's no way I'm going to get a ev
Risky
You always slam the Grand Cherokee, I’ve owned 3 of them and kept all of them to 160000 km, only issue was front wheel bearings on 2 at 120000, others than that just regular maintenance, great vehicles
Glad to hear they have treated you well, but many generations have seen gearbox issues, exhaust manifolds, Ac prof s and more. Also to note, grossly overpriced these days. At a lower price point they can make sense, but have you seen prices these days?
Where’s the “Life is too Short To Drive Boring Cars “ meme
Well….
Jaguar F Type "can have some issues" is an understatement. They are expensive money pits. If yours isn't making frequent trips to the shop, consider yourself in the minority and extremely lucky. Almost every independent mechanic on the planet says to stay away from ALL Jaguar products.
How come you have skipped the Cayenne???
Whoops
Always my trouble free Cruze is criticized. I've had it for over ten years.
Glad to hear it works for you
Agree! No issues with my 2019 either
21 Passat, 🤞
Cheers
How about Mitsubishi reliability.
Not great
@@ECPP damn, I have a 2019 eclipse cross sel
Renault Nissan Mitsubishi, remember that.
Had a 2010 lancer, zero trouble
Sounds like a crap shoot unless you buy a Camry😊
Where are all the toyotas?
Well….
Is there any good cars? Seem like every car ever made is not reliable lol
Interesting how these vehicles are all lined up together side by side and to me the biggest clue about them, they're all reasonably late model and not bad looking as cars go - BUT - they're where they are because the OWNER DOESN'T WANT THEM anymore, poor little sad things. Unfortunately for these sad little red-headed-step-child cars, nobody that knows anything about them would ever buy one, because they will slowly bankrupt you, because they were (probably deliberately) designed and made unreliable from the get-go - and there is no fix for that.
Exactly, everything has a story behind it
The things is dont buy Europeans cars+Britain dont buy GM cars with small engines and dont buy korean cars with exceptions
Mark there is a guy who opened up a new channel (5k subs so far) and he's stealing your content. Thought you might wanna know.
Thanks for that. What’s it called?
Hey man, just responding here again so you know it's us over there on Easy Car Buying :)
@@ECPP awesome, thanks for letting me know!
You gave no years to avoid you just say “this year” “older generation” what’s the exact model years to avoid ? All older models are not unreliable and it kinda puts the thought in peoples minds. So people end up missing out on great vehicles…Just saying
That’s fair, but I was trying to go for a quick blast through a bunch to expose as much as possible in a short period of time.
NOTHING BUT JUNK.......For the most part.
expect hyundai and kia
Generally
Markie you're a false clickbaiter. I see why you're working so hard to be the next scotty Kilmer 😂
Thank you for watching. Love this work.
every car is junk. where are the toyotas and hondas? Mazdas? Each and every one of those cars will put u in the poor house.
Mazda, Toyota and Honda are still safe beta
07 camry here 147k. I l used to fantasize about buying a bmw or mercedes and reading about them in car and driver. Now that i am full grown, I have to pay the bills. I love when you tongue and cheek lambast these obscenely expensive cars that are june and you warn us to avoid these crappy cars and "state out of the poor house" lol
Great analysis Mark, touching on some wallet critical thinking 🤔 ✌🏻🫶🏻🇨🇦🌞
Thanks a lot. We have to all share to try to gain a step on the OEM tricks