Hey man, checkout the vw Touareg, the most underrated suv, the 1st gen has the engine options, a vr6, which rarely comes with air suspension and is the slowest, the v8, which is the most recommended, being that it has air suspension, and it’s very robust, and lastly, a twin turbo v10 diesel, which is a maintenance disaster, if you want the best luxury sleeper suv, go with a vw Touareg v8, and don’t forget it’s the best German off roader.
@@jaybomb5022 I had two e46 330i. First one was an automatic and the second one was 6spd zhp. The first one I had was very problematic. headlights reflector bowls, front control arm bushings, rear control arm bushings, all four struts, windows regulators, sunroof, headliner, A and C pillars, entire cooling system, vacuum leak, fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator/filter, automatic headlight/rain sensor, tail light ground issue, all the gaskets were leaking including oil pan gasket (PIA job), and I think there were some more, but literally I can still remember so many top of my head. I only had zhp for like 20k miles and I only had to do the cooling system overhaul and it was fine (it only had 100k miles when I sold it).
Nah, cus every time these videos release all the cars go up about 5k, so the last video's car's go up about 2.5k, and the video before that has the videos at the price advertised lol. Car sales are for sharks, car community wants money not new drivers hahaha
Recently bought a 2013 Hyundai Equus for 7500 bucks. The 5.0 turns out 492 HP and it will fly. Luxury is beyond compare . It has 150 K miles but sure feels great.
I had one as well and it was ready. Only reason I sold it was because I missed having a manual so I got the same year loads s4 with the same engine and a 6MT. Stout engines
Quality Hi-Per-Lux vehicles don’t always come with care and feeding instructions, but thoughtful maintenance certainly pays dividends. Like, driving experience!
They can be fixed though, the engines themselves are rock solid and virtually last forever if taken care of. I came across on a forum with a person driving an E46 323i with over 800k miles on the clock, no engine rebuild, in the midwest, where rust is a big issue!
@@samfisher2141 i liked the look of the injen intake, if i recall correctly it has some kind of dual-chamber design that looked rather promising. HLP also has some carbon fiber intakes that are really really cool, idk how much they cost though. Go for a cold air intake that removes the entire stock airbox assembly and takes in air from behind the bumper/quarter panel area. Short ram is hot air. less dense. burns worse.
@603adventures9 They are reliable, but you'll have at least a few problems with a 21 year old BMW. The only thing I've had to replace is my alternator so far. Its most prevalent issues are the cooling system, subframe, vanos leaks, and oil leaks... none of which have affected my car yet.
How u gonna talk about the issues of the 3.0T and not mention the timing chain guides? My Q7 sounds like a chainsaw on start up and it's typically a $3k engine out job 💰
I agree with the A6 C7. I have a 2012 with 100k and it has been solid. I like it for its size, looks, features, refinements and overall value. It's the sweet spot between the cheaper (quality), smaller A4 and bigger, more complicated A8. Also, the supercharged V6 engine is a gem.
To any first time car buyers that click on this video. Or at least ppl who don’t know about cars. Yes this video was MADE for you. The title is an anecdote. There is no such thing as cheap/reliable/luxury car. In real life you can only choose two out of the three. Bottom line is in the end, all used cars with high mileage will need maintenance. And if you rely off someone else like a mechanic to keep up with your car, you’re better off buying something cheap and reliable and not a luxury car that might be more expensive to maintain than you thought. Last piece of advice. When Buying a heavily depreciated sports or luxury car. You are not maintaining what you paid ie. 10-20k car. You are maintaining a 30-100k car (when the car came out new) (depends what brands but biggest depreciation brand that comes the mind is Mercedes) so parts and labor will cost an arm and a leg. If you plan to buy a cheap luxury car BEST piece of advice is do ALL the maintenance yourself and ALREADY have a separate dependable car for when it breaks down and or you’re servicing the vehicle.
@@dennisnavarro6101 both of those are great brands but I was not say best bang for your buck in terms of (interiors) imo. I like Cadillacs and BMWs Mercedes Audi but not all models are the best “used cars”. Long story short the older I get the less I care about which is the fastest but rather which is the comfiest and what has the most road presence.
@@miguelfigueroa360 The interior isn't a reason to buy any car. It isn't going to have any effect on the price if the car is a lawn ornament. As for wear items, they're common to any car. The expression "There's nothing more expensive than a cheap Mercedes, BMW, or Audi!" exists for a reason. Finally, I don't think too many first-time car buyers are buying late-model euro cars unless someone else is paying for the maintenance and insurance.
I have a 2004 Infiniti g35 rwd sedan 3.5 vq35de v6 easily hitting over 250,000 miles I only had to get recent oil change and tire it cranks and runs each and every time can’t go wrong with a japan made car👏🏾💪🏾
Im almost 16 and am really into 90s and 2000s jdm and am really liking the Mitsubishi Eclipse but im not sure if i should get it because im not sure if its reliable, and i dont know to work on cars if it were to break down. Any tips on if i should get an eclipse or a different car?
All Japanese cars are more liable than European and American cars, but it is also case by case. If the car had regular oil change and no abuse, you can buy the Eclipse. It is good looking afterall.
Yeah Tim, S80 is underrated. Let us have em. My P2 chassy still looks great after 2+ decades and heck its still running the the same engine and automatic transmission. I have yet to see something beat swedish steel on wheels.
So now we have seen all the best cheep fast lux suv sports sleepers...so now you should let us ask you what car should i buy...if i give you a price range and how the car needs to be used. Like dayly driver, kid haller, big dogs in back, 4x4 or snow, L,M,S,ex-s in size. Thats what we all want to know.
As an owner with a 210 v6 with over 220k miles and still goes stronger than ever and I might add it’s a blast to drive. She’s currently in the shop rn tho due to a ignition system failure :(
Ask yourself how many 10 year old and older Audi you see on the road. They’re rare to non existent. Electronics fail in ways that never cease to amaze me. They’re great cars for the short time they live. Don’t ever open your sunroof unless you’re a minute from home. Nothing like trying to close one that quit when you’re many miles from home. Same with power windows and anything on the car that is electrically powered. To put an Audi on a list of reliable cars is tff. 😂 Save yourself the trouble and avoid German cars.
The problem with the Genesis is that it is still a Hyundai. It routinely shows up on the incredibly numerous recalls. The Equus would be a better choice.
That genesis must have been a lemon, you will not find that model under 10k relatively anywhere unless something major is wrong with it previous gen you can find all day… I can't believe he had the audacity to mention the 5.0 for under 10k 😂
@@loe6424 No I bought it in April 2020 when everything was first shutdown. The guy was very glad to have someone local show interest. I beat him down because the car needed a 100K service and I wasn't eating the cost of that by myself. Even doing all the labor myself, the parts were about 2K, including new tires.
@@dennisnavarro6101 Oh ok, that makes more sense, it definitely pays to know how to work on your own vehicle in the long run… Still a great deal and a lot of car for the money, you won that exchange.
None of these cars are good at around $10k, or even less, most have been out of Warranty for more than 10 years, and expensive repairs are just around the corner, and very old tech.
........and reliable engines alone do not make for a reliable experience.......German beauties can dime and quarter (well beyond Nickel and Dime) to death whenever those warning lights come on.....
Have you ever have a6 3.0? or maybe cayenne? Why did you put them up there? Nothing about reliability, money pit, compere to these e46/39 10 times more reliable and they are full of expansive troubles. The only things that reliable in this topic is Lexus. + Check market, you can get newer models for 10k
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Hey man, checkout the vw Touareg, the most underrated suv, the 1st gen has the engine options, a vr6, which rarely comes with air suspension and is the slowest, the v8, which is the most recommended, being that it has air suspension, and it’s very robust, and lastly, a twin turbo v10 diesel, which is a maintenance disaster, if you want the best luxury sleeper suv, go with a vw Touareg v8, and don’t forget it’s the best German off roader.
E46 is my first car and basically taught me a lot about cars. Loved driving them but also forced me to learn and work on cars every weekend 😂
My E46 was insanely reliable, 227k miles before the headgasket failed. And that was my fault for not paying attention haha.
What model did you have?
@@jaybomb5022 I had two e46 330i. First one was an automatic and the second one was 6spd zhp. The first one I had was very problematic. headlights reflector bowls, front control arm bushings, rear control arm bushings, all four struts, windows regulators, sunroof, headliner, A and C pillars, entire cooling system, vacuum leak, fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator/filter, automatic headlight/rain sensor, tail light ground issue, all the gaskets were leaking including oil pan gasket (PIA job), and I think there were some more, but literally I can still remember so many top of my head. I only had zhp for like 20k miles and I only had to do the cooling system overhaul and it was fine (it only had 100k miles when I sold it).
@zpzp96 Ohhh I see, I had a few of those as well, but overall my 6spd wasn't any more problematic than most cars I've owned after a while.
@@jaybomb5022do you have any e46 model to recommend ive been thinking about buying them as my first car i dont have enough budget for m3 tho
I think you’ve shown us everything cheap at this point
Nah, cus every time these videos release all the cars go up about 5k, so the last video's car's go up about 2.5k, and the video before that has the videos at the price advertised lol. Car sales are for sharks, car community wants money not new drivers hahaha
@@cartraz1839Truth!
Yep. Idealites need an updated Lists for $40K and even $50K with today's market. Oh, and in each body style, niche, etc...
@@cartraz1839100% on that $5k.
M3 for 18k now $22.5k
I need more options, they’re never cheap enough.
Genesis 5.0 R is something I'd like to get my hands on
I have the car Genesis 5.0 rspec... Trust me it's not that reliable 🤣
Recently bought a 2013 Hyundai Equus for 7500 bucks. The 5.0 turns out 492 HP and it will fly. Luxury is beyond compare . It has 150 K miles but sure feels great.
i have a 2015 audi a6 3.0t and i love it. best car on the list imo.
I had one as well and it was ready. Only reason I sold it was because I missed having a manual so I got the same year loads s4 with the same engine and a 6MT. Stout engines
Do you suggest it as a first car? Well second but first one of mine. I have a budget of like 10k.
Quality Hi-Per-Lux vehicles don’t always come with care and feeding instructions, but thoughtful maintenance certainly pays dividends. Like, driving experience!
BMW E46 has way too many oil and coolant leak problems to be considered a reliable car.
My 328i had some sort of oil issue. It’s been parked for my garage for 2yrs.
Yeah true, for me the beemer including the F30 does have that that cooling system problem
They can be fixed though, the engines themselves are rock solid and virtually last forever if taken care of. I came across on a forum with a person driving an E46 323i with over 800k miles on the clock, no engine rebuild, in the midwest, where rust is a big issue!
@@Josh-qm4rb yeah it's things around the engine not the engine itself
@@Josh-qm4rb i mean that can be said to alot of engines
My 08 Acura TL Base is still the best thing I've bought.
It may be automatic but it's still fun to do some pulling.
intake for some induction noise and that j-series v6 sings a nice song!!
@@car_autist_9000 what would be better, a short ram or a cold air intake? Or maybe I should just get both.
@@samfisher2141only disabled clowns drive auto
@@samfisher2141 i liked the look of the injen intake, if i recall correctly it has some kind of dual-chamber design that looked rather promising. HLP also has some carbon fiber intakes that are really really cool, idk how much they cost though.
Go for a cold air intake that removes the entire stock airbox assembly and takes in air from behind the bumper/quarter panel area. Short ram is hot air. less dense. burns worse.
I miss mine, been looking for another one
The Audi A6 3.0T does NOT stand for turbo its actually supercharged and idk why audi does that. C7 A6 and A7 are great picks!
Lol I've heard it's because the gut who designed the engine had a speech problem and couldn't say supercharger so he said tupercharger
My guess is that Audi already uses S elsewhere and didn't want to muddle up its traditional meaning.
The "T" is the same in or short for the acronym TFSI, which adds force induction via turbo/supercharger to their FSI (gas direct injection) engines.
No way you just placed Cayenne in cheap and reliable list. This thing costs a ton to maintain and breaks down on every occasion
I have one no problems actually haha
About time I get to see my ES finally make the list
The A6 3.0T has a supercharged V6, not a turbo until the 2018 model.
here to remind you that the Audi 3.0 is a supercharged engine for those years.
Which means? More problems? More reliable? Expensive maintenance?
@@zatchidz they called it a turbo charger since you weren't paying attention. Also, those engines are highly regarded as bullet proof with maintenance
@@blade643 is there a difference between supercharged and turbocharged?
@@zatchidz huge difference. go do some research
Got my low mileage E46 330ci for 6,600. Great car so far, tons of fun to drive.
Nice, but its also a miracle to find that car with those specs for 6k!
@@fnaticreflect5543 Not a miracle, just patience. I looked for an entire year.
How's it going been looking at one I heard not reliable? You have any issues
@603adventures9 They are reliable, but you'll have at least a few problems with a 21 year old BMW. The only thing I've had to replace is my alternator so far.
Its most prevalent issues are the cooling system, subframe, vanos leaks, and oil leaks... none of which have affected my car yet.
How u gonna talk about the issues of the 3.0T and not mention the timing chain guides? My Q7 sounds like a chainsaw on start up and it's typically a $3k engine out job 💰
I agree with the A6 C7. I have a 2012 with 100k and it has been solid. I like it for its size, looks, features, refinements and overall value. It's the sweet spot between the cheaper (quality), smaller A4 and bigger, more complicated A8. Also, the supercharged V6 engine is a gem.
My A6 required much very expensive maintainence once it hit 100 thousand. Great car for the first 50 or 60 thou.
What I hate is the most avg cars and trucks today cost as much as a HOUSE and you cant even live in them
Just buy Honda or Toyota. You can pay a grand on a 300k Civic and you still can drive 700k more.
I own a 06 base 3rd gen TL and I love it
To any first time car buyers that click on this video. Or at least ppl who don’t know about cars. Yes this video was MADE for you. The title is an anecdote. There is no such thing as cheap/reliable/luxury car. In real life you can only choose two out of the three. Bottom line is in the end, all used cars with high mileage will need maintenance. And if you rely off someone else like a mechanic to keep up with your car, you’re better off buying something cheap and reliable and not a luxury car that might be more expensive to maintain than you thought.
Last piece of advice. When Buying a heavily depreciated sports or luxury car. You are not maintaining what you paid ie. 10-20k car. You are maintaining a 30-100k car (when the car came out new) (depends what brands but biggest depreciation brand that comes the mind is Mercedes) so parts and labor will cost an arm and a leg. If you plan to buy a cheap luxury car BEST piece of advice is do ALL the maintenance yourself and ALREADY have a separate dependable car for when it breaks down and or you’re servicing the vehicle.
You sound like someone how has owned nothing but BMWs. Have you heard of Lexus or Acura?
@@dennisnavarro6101 both of those are great brands but I was not say best bang for your buck in terms of (interiors) imo. I like Cadillacs and BMWs Mercedes Audi but not all models are the best “used cars”. Long story short the older I get the less I care about which is the fastest but rather which is the comfiest and what has the most road presence.
@@miguelfigueroa360 The interior isn't a reason to buy any car. It isn't going to have any effect on the price if the car is a lawn ornament. As for wear items, they're common to any car. The expression "There's nothing more expensive than a cheap Mercedes, BMW, or Audi!" exists for a reason. Finally, I don't think too many first-time car buyers are buying late-model euro cars unless someone else is paying for the maintenance and insurance.
I have a 2004 Infiniti g35 rwd sedan 3.5 vq35de v6 easily hitting over 250,000 miles I only had to get recent oil change and tire it cranks and runs each and every time can’t go wrong with a japan made car👏🏾💪🏾
My first car is 2005 Infiniti g35 sedan. Awesome car but make sure you change valve cover to stop losing oil. But overall good car
If I could afford it, absolutely the Porsche Cayenne, because 3 pedals.
Good video here 🫡
What about the Scandinavians? Volvo or Saab?
13:54 that was me in the back & definitely said nice when I heard that 420Hp
I’m currently debating either a 2013 Audi s6 or a 2013 BMW 6 series. “Both are used just under 21k.
Honda Accord
The Lexus ES is nothing but a pretty Camry. Front wheel drive and garbage handling.
These videos would be perfect if my parents would let me get a sports car or cars that don’t have high insurance prices.
Im almost 16 and am really into 90s and 2000s jdm and am really liking the Mitsubishi Eclipse but im not sure if i should get it because im not sure if its reliable, and i dont know to work on cars if it were to break down. Any tips on if i should get an eclipse or a different car?
All Japanese cars are more liable than European and American cars, but it is also case by case. If the car had regular oil change and no abuse, you can buy the Eclipse. It is good looking afterall.
You forgot Volvo's. They are reliable af. (I own one so I know)
The Volvo S80 and the XC90 (not all the models) came with a Yamaha V8.
Maybe they alredy talked about them in a past video? (Actually not sure if not I'm sorry)
@@zappalavigna I don't think they have mentioned volvo before
Decently reliable, ridiculously expensive to get worked on
Yeah Tim, S80 is underrated. Let us have em. My P2 chassy still looks great after 2+ decades and heck its still running the the same engine and automatic transmission. I have yet to see something beat swedish steel on wheels.
They don’t make many upgrades for the s80’s 4.4L though. Unless you want to do custom. They do sound good with modified exhaust.
So now we have seen all the best cheep fast lux suv sports sleepers...so now you should let us ask you what car should i buy...if i give you a price range and how the car needs to be used. Like dayly driver, kid haller, big dogs in back, 4x4 or snow, L,M,S,ex-s in size. Thats what we all want to know.
Brad pls do for under 30k
We'll find more reliable and easier cars to buy plsssss
E46 was the most UNRELIABLE car i ever owned.
I was soo happy that the w210 came 🥹💪
As an owner with a 210 v6 with over 220k miles and still goes stronger than ever and I might add it’s a blast to drive. She’s currently in the shop rn tho due to a ignition system failure :(
They r lovely cars
Ask yourself how many 10 year old and older Audi you see on the road. They’re rare to non existent. Electronics fail in ways that never cease to amaze me. They’re great cars for the short time they live. Don’t ever open your sunroof unless you’re a minute from home. Nothing like trying to close one that quit when you’re many miles from home. Same with power windows and anything on the car that is electrically powered. To put an Audi on a list of reliable cars is tff. 😂
Save yourself the trouble and avoid German cars.
We're riding with ya.
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Bro put Acura and luxury in the same sentence
You should of put the mercury milan premier they are really nice for the price
The problem with the Genesis is that it is still a Hyundai. It routinely shows up on the incredibly numerous recalls. The Equus would be a better choice.
The Equus is a HYUNDAI also, so wtf are you talking about? I drive a '13 Genesis 5.0 R Spec that hasn't been recalled yet. 150K and going strong...
e90 with a 3 liter atmo engine is a bulletproof car, and you can find that at around 10k
That genesis must have been a lemon, you will not find that model under 10k relatively anywhere unless something major is wrong with it previous gen you can find all day… I can't believe he had the audacity to mention the 5.0 for under 10k 😂
I bought my '13 5.0 R Spec in 2020 for $9300 and 114K on the clock. Still going at 150K...
@@dennisnavarro6101 That's CRAZY!
@@loe6424 No I bought it in April 2020 when everything was first shutdown. The guy was very glad to have someone local show interest. I beat him down because the car needed a 100K service and I wasn't eating the cost of that by myself. Even doing all the labor myself, the parts were about 2K, including new tires.
@@dennisnavarro6101 Oh ok, that makes more sense, it definitely pays to know how to work on your own vehicle in the long run… Still a great deal and a lot of car for the money, you won that exchange.
Weres garret been? I didn't care much for his videos. So I'm glad it's been you and Trav 5he past couple weeks
Infiniti G37 has the bullet proof naturally aspirated engine. Better than 35
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I really want the RSX, but there is no way to get my hands on it in europe :(
Can Europe not import vehicles from the US?
@@bmacster1985 can, but not in my country because its handled by old and strict dinosaurs that will fine you for changing your car color
AUDI!!
Your forgetting the w220 had that 5.0 v8 that could handle anything
Sleeping on them Lincoln Navigators I see lol
I don't agree with one of the comments from one of your subscribers. Keep doing the cheap cars videos. Mad love from Al NYC!
The Porsche Cayenne
Do you realize we almost at the end of 2023 ?
I'm looking at 3.8 right now
Im here with like 10k ready to buy my own car ive had my dad always get me cars under his name but im like nah fam i gotta buy my own 😂😂
None of these cars are good at around $10k, or even less, most have been out of Warranty for more than 10 years, and expensive repairs are just around the corner, and very old tech.
Scotty Kilmer wouldn’t agree -lol , except for Lexus .
You can find a 2015 genesis with super high mileage for under 10k yes but I'm not pay 10k for nothing with over 130,000k on it thats just me
I've w210
No equus?
Love my 2013 Equus with 429 HP . Huge cabin with fantastic leather.
hey everybody I just passed gas and now I have no paper to wipe my ass
........and reliable engines alone do not make for a reliable experience.......German beauties can dime and quarter (well beyond Nickel and Dime) to death whenever those warning lights come on.....
Genenis is around 27k in europe
since the whole point of a high end car is status, everyone in the know knows that these cars are wanna bees
Ok ok but… I wish I was makin enuf to afford 3500 as a months rent 😂
maybe i will buy lexus is250,gs or bmw e38,e39
The is250 is only recommended after the 2008 models.
there must be a good reason why they are cheap, buy cheap buy twice is the answer 🤔🤔🤔
0:00 ESPENSIVE!!!!
Hello everyone 👋🎉
Have you ever have a6 3.0? or maybe cayenne? Why did you put them up there? Nothing about reliability, money pit, compere to these e46/39 10 times more reliable and they are full of expansive troubles. The only things that reliable in this topic is Lexus. + Check market, you can get newer models for 10k
No Caddies?
Lol no wonder
I’ve heard the 04 Cheyennes are complete turds??
no cc . no watch
Lexus is250
Audi C7🫶
ALL AUDI T.F.S.I. ARE BAD, SO WHY DO YOU PROMOTE THEM ?
Theres no reliable Audi....👎
Tdi Audi’s are fairly reliable all things considered
That Acura has Honda accord interior
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