WORST Cars & SUV's That Owners Regret Buying The Most
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- Worst cars and SUVs owners regret buying for 2024. These are the worst SUVs and cars that owners wish they never bought. These are the top 10 worst SUVs and worst cars with the lowest owner satisfaction according to Consumer Reports. We also share the top 10 cars and SUV's with the highest owner satisfaction. If you want to know what are the worst cars and worst SUVs to buy, watch this video.
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The moral of this video is that many buyers are not happy owning Nissan's or entry-level Mercedes-Benz models.
Mazda CX30 is top car, love it, drives great and I've never had an issue with any Mazda I've owned
Agree.
Only issue I've had is I wish it had a bigger gas tank
Just bought one and it's freaking awesome. Although I agree with the gas tank being too small.
Test drove the Cx30 it's a little too small but did drive well. Another fun SUV to drive. The Dodge Hornet is comparable but both SUVs not a lot of cargo storage.
I've rented one a couple years ago and I actually enjoyed it quite a bit. Only thing is I wish it got slightly better MPG.
Great video as always Shari. I love watching these best of/worst of videos. I can pass the info on to family and friends when they are looking for a new vehicle. We LOVE our 2021 Toyota Venza Limited. Averaging 5.72 L/100 km/41.1 mpg after 2 years. Sad to hear it is being put out to pasture again (it first arrived as a rebadged Toyota Harrier turned into a Lexus RX many years ago). Hopefully we will have many wonderful, stress free years with it.
Thank you so much! The Venza is such a great vehicle. I'm sure it will treat you well for ages.
Great content. Thank you.
My neighbor's husband bought a Alpha Romeo Giulia in spite of my warnings. That car was a constant problem, regularly going to the dealer, then a Italian "Junk" repair shop, that fleeced them mercilessly. Finally, they ended splitting up over the car's problems and after she realized why he wanted a flashy, middle-aged, "let me impress the young ladies car"...well you know the rest.
In short, the Giulia seemed like a curse. In more ways than mechanicals!😂
Wow that is a curse!
Orthodox
So he started with a Stelvio and ended with a Giulia?! The guy is an animal!
@@user-nz1ko3uo5y started with a Giulia and ended with a Giulia. 70+ brain fart! Thanks.
I did surveys for Nissan USA and got feedback from customers who had service on their vehicles and more then 75% of them were unhappy. Very poor service. Avoid Nissan in the US!
as a nissan sentra owner. i can confirm all these negatives
My mechanic told me to stay away from European vehicles and Nissan.
But service is the dealerships, not the brand.
@@epbrown01 True, but when there are recalls, you'd have to use their dealerships. There are some good dealerships too, not all are were negative.
@@epbrown01 true, but the manufacturers need to hold the dealers to a higher standard however the means necessary
In case anyone is wondering, we love our 2013 Subaru Outback and in another 10 years we will probably trade it in on another one. ( It only has 160 thousand miles on it now)
Great vehicle 👍
Just have rust issues and no frame , just a unibody.
Nissan used to be one of the top cars back in the days in Japan. Wonder they can ever get their act together. So sad.
renault now owns them renaults were always junk turbos on smalls eng. is low millage junk c t s trans are allll absolute junk do not buy any
The decline started when Renault acquired 37% of Nissan's outstanding stock in 1999 and named 'the cost-killer' Carlos Ghosn as CEO in 2000. His top priority was to make the company profitable and he accomplished it by closing plants, laying off highly skilled (and well-paid) employees, and lowering quality like using CVT on most models.
Impressive side by side comparison! Very effective! I am a Mazda 3 owner and have no regrets! ❤
Nissan started going down hill when the teamed up with Renault. They tried to introduce the Infinity into the UK
but nobody wanted to buy them. It's such a shame that the Accord Hybrid was never sold in Europe.
Nissan was going downhill before that. That’s why they teamed up with Renault.
Thanks for the format of this video…. Love the way you automatically give the recommend cars with out going to another video….. 👍👍👍👍👍
THANK YOU!!!!! We are currently in litigation with Nissan/Infiniti to repurchase our 2022 QX50 Sensory. It has had so many electrical problems, sensor problems, and connectivity problems that Infiniti does not seem able or willing to fix. The entire A/V unit has been replaced twice and all 3 units failed to work properly. Nissan/Infiniti financial also has a 3rd party buyout lease restriction which would have required us to take a $10,000+ hit to get rid of a car that doesn’t even function properly. This process has been so frustrating. I’m just happy to see that there is finally information out there about how bad this car is. Not to mention incredibly unsafe because the sensors engage the breaking system and our Nissan/Infiniti dealership service department says they can’t do anything about that because they can’t get a code on it. Sooner than later that is going to do a great deal of harm.
I can help you. I can see the future. Nissan has your money. Nissan takes a good amount of your (and everyone elses) money to retain lawyers. Nissan can afford a large amount of lawyer money. Nissan does not get punished or held to any legal process when they steal money. Nissan will keep your money.
Stay gold.
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Great presentation!!! Your analysis and information is always very accurate and helpful! Toyota, Honda, Subaru and Mazda all the way!!😀😀
Thank you!
As usual, the content of this episode is excellent! Many viewers will benefit from this presentation. Thank you!
Thank you!
You make great videos.
Hi, I’m planning to buy lexus ux300 instead of NX due to budget constraints. I’m I going with the right decision, and is UX a worthy model?
The moral of the story with this and other similar videos is: Buy a Toyota or a Honda. If you can't do that, buy a Subaru or a Mazda.
Honestly madza seems more tempting than Honda lately
Honda not reliable anymore. Mazda much better
Because this guy knows what he talking about 😎 & I trust his judgement 👌
@@ontarioman6301 - I'm on my fourth Toyota in 34 years in a family with three drivers. It would take a lot to get me to change.
I have Mazda cx5 over 200k and it drives like new. Every Toyta while relatively reliable drives many times worse than Mazda.
❤❤❤❤ very helpful. What is the source of your data. Hope one day you will do the most satisfied or dissatisfied mid size SUV
Thank you! Source this time was Consumer Reports.
great channel
I've had my 2008 Nissan Altima since Nov. 2007. Have over 300,000 miles on it and its still going. So there's that.
Same here. Every car can have issues.
@@lanaofficiel4042exactly my point. I don’t like this guy content, he is kinda biased on his videos. He only give good credit to Toyota, Honda, Subaru and Mazda. And Honda/Acura are bunch of money pit now. Subaru??? He is joking. Toyota has a lot of bad cars too. New Nissan products are great.
Nissan has the best looking cars but I am absolutely terrified to buy Nissan with a cvt @@tcnthecarnations1876
@@tcnthecarnations1876Exactly, 💯 percent CORRECT. Go to any Toyota showroom, you'll find a 10K mark-up on the MSRP and the dealer will be totally unwilling to negotiate with the customer and they'll be dismissive with the customer, saying "We're Toyota". That happened to my cousin who dealt with the same Toyota dealer for the last twenty years. She walked out of the showroom in disgust. Just because of name recognition Toyota dealers have become emboldened to treat customers like dirt. Not everyone wants to drive a Toyota. Go to a dealership that respects YOU and YOUR MONEY. I drive a Nissan Altima and I've had no problems with it and I plan on getting a new one, especially now that it comes with AWD. Toyota and Honda prices are starting to look more like a loan sharking extortion operation. I don't mind passing on Toyota. Not at all.
all cars are designed to keep you idiots in poverty ask any corp management that would not lie!!!!
Some of the answers seem motivated by image. I wonder how these rating will fair in 3 years. When a bit of the shine has diminished and true reliability becomes a big factor.
Even though Renault pulled Nissan out of bankruptcy they have completely ruined the brand. Nissan used to be up with Toyota and Honda in reliability pre-Renault.
Alpha Romeo's have very high satisfaction, and decent reliability yet ppl too scared to buy them. Shame b/c they drive like sports cars. They really are fun
What's your opinion on skoda superb?
Great list of comparison as always 👍 - What is everyone’s opinion on Acura MDX A-Spec for 2020 model year? How’s the longevity of this SUV as I’d like to keep it for at least 7 to 10 years. Any honest feedback is greatly appreciated 🙏🏼
You can't go wrong with Acura/Honda
@@jonathanmolina3529 - Thank you 👍
you know why Nissan infinite suck, because they programmed the ecu to start the cooling fans on a cold start for no reason. Even if your asking for heat and instead of cooling, thats alot of wear and tear no wonder the cooling fans failed after only 80k miles
I drive a 2021 GLB250 and I love it. It has been flawless and the interior is gorgeous.
I bought a used 2016 RX 350 3 years ago. So far, oil changes and one set of wiper blades. That's it. Will definitely buy again if I want to buy a newer vehicle.
Great video! Kind of surprised to see so many BMW's on the list. I suspect if you asked BMW owner's a few years down the road if they would have a different opinion.
Exactly. Most modern BMWs start falling apart at around 80,000 miles. If you were to survey the same owners after the vehicle hits that mileage, and is no longer under warranty, the satisfaction rate would be much lower.
But as long as you only keep those cars while the warranty is valid, they are fun machines.
Can you help please🙏
What do you think about bmw ex6 40i
Love my 2024 seltos so far. Will be keeping a eye out for issues though, 7K miles so far and no issues
Lol duhhh its a 2024. Thats a given. Come back in 5 years
My 2023 Honda Pilot touring gets terrible in town mileage 17.3L/100km summer) , 25.6L/100km winter. It’s supposed to get 12.7 L/100km in town. I took it in but my dealership sucks they said they could find nothing wrong with it. I am not an aggressive driver nor do I pre-warm it.
While there are no such thing as a perfect car I feel like these are cool.
We have a 2017 Pilot. I think the engine is still the same? We get about 12 to 13 l/100km in city year round. 9 l/100km on the hwy. Combined about 11. I've always been quite impressed with the mileage for a fairly big vehicle. Typically get about 500 km on a tank of gas from full to quite empty. Your numbers are so high, there must be something wrong with it. Have you calculated the mileage yourself to confirm the measurements are correct?
@@204FR Thanks
I get these same numbers with my 6.2 liter Chevy silverado.
Sure seems like excessive fuel consumption.
My 2023 toyota highlander hybird gets around 8 liters / 100 km in the winter
An interesting owner satisfaction survey would be among new-car buyers who held on to the vehicle for four years or longer or over 150,000 miles.
Iseecars did one like that but for owners who held their car for 10 years. I have a video on it.
Yep, got my nissan sentra 4 months ago and I hate it, now I'm stuck with it😵💫
I bought a 2020 Nissan Sentra SV. It’s been a pain in the a$$. I like the car, I like driving it, but something is always broken. And I have two different in cabin rattling noises.
Love watching the videos you create, as soon as as I can get past the way you say “car ownership”. It comes out “CORONASHIP”….a ship that isn’t seaworthy.
Outstanding presentation! 👍
Topguns- Toyota, Honda, Subaru and the fast rising star MAZDA!
Anything but JEEP and Mercedes Benz. Low end garbage. 🤮 👎🏼 💩
true except for Subaru which isn't even close to being in same universe as Toy, Honda or Mazda in terms of all important details such as user-interface or 'general usability', initial quality is closely related to that, and to me most importantly , longterm durability, namely transmission and/or engine issues of an expensive sort, after 130K miles
@@18_rabbit
Subaru is classified as a Topgun. Outback and Forester rated #1 and #2 in CR couple of years ago.
I do agree on their menu and infotainment system, brutal 👎🏼
I just think you have to be an informed buyer… and don’t take unnecessary risks.
Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz appear on these lists, Porsche doesn’t… neither does AMG.
There’s just not enough people buying them that are CR Subscribers. Think about it… if you could afford an AMG S-Class why would you subscribe to CR? Or a Porsche 992?
Yet if you look at MB… the A series is not a heck of a lot more $$ than a RAV4. A GLA 250 starts at $50K… of course it’s not going to be as reliable as a GLS ($115K+).
The luxury brands are still expensive but they are also more affordable than they used to be. Even a RAV4 gas version can cost more than $50K and you are talking about 200hp not 450…
Best ones, Toyota (Lexus), Honda (Acura), Subaru, Mazda, Nissan (Infiniti) from Germany, Porsche is the way to go
i own two Subarus, a 2018 limited legacy (assembled in us, 40% US parts) and a 2021 limited crosstrek (assembled in Japan) and my experience with each has been very different so far. The legacy has had a number of issues though all were addressed under the warranty. But im really disappointed about the CVT performance even though ive replaced the fluid every 30k miles. what is definitely not reassuring is that Subaru extended the CVT warranty to 10 years 100k miles and that had firmed my decision to trade the car in before then. On the other hand it has been a very different experience with the Crosstrek since the CVT feels smooth and refined and i have not had the sort of issues the legacy faced though it has features like dual zone climate control, heated rear seats, rear vents and Hill descent control that the lcrosstrek doesn't have, though it has X mode which is a step above. i will definitely consider their upcoming hybrids with a eCVT transmission and the toyota hybrid system though.
What do you think about the reliability of bmw x7, m40i?
Took a look at the 2024 VW atlas cross sport, really nice SUV great space ! Looks sharp ! In just afraid of everyone talking about how there are no buttons to turn stuff on and off … it’s all touch screen …. I dunno what do you guys think? Thanks for the help !
I work in car industry, I hate getting into vehicles that I can't turn off customers radio...it's just blaring 10:33
Jeep compass is an amazing car great calibration… amazing fit and finish
I'm wondering,
At what point in the cars ownership was this survey taken.? & How many people were actually pulled?
I went to the Toyota dealership yesterday and looked at RAV4s. The website said the two I looked at was 37-38k. Both were actually priced at 44k. If Toyota wants to over price these cars to this level I have no problem buying from someone else and boycotting Toyota. Anyone fool enough to pay 7k over MSRP deserves to get ripped off. Kia and Mazda's website was accurate at the lot. Over priced add ons that I didn't ask for and a huge markup from MSRP called SRP is no more than double talk. If they're worth so much to the dealer he can keep em.
Keep looking, it's dealer specific. I got a fully loaded Rav4 Prime that someone backed out on before it arrived (I only waited 2 weeks for the car to arrive from Japan), they didn't mark up at all and Toyota was running a $6,500 off lease deal (which I immediately bought out with cash). So the highest end Rav4 possible cost me $47k after tax. Keep looking.
Unreal. It is not at all Toyota, it is that dealer. My take: instead of going to the Korean clunkers, find a decent Toyota dealer. Or buy from the Koreans if you want to be happier than buying from Chinese commies or Germans etc.
No matter what you choose, the top Japanese have the best cars in any segment, so you'll regret not buying the most reliable and low costs' car that you need.
Your money, your choice.
you are right on! ,I just wont buy them.
@@codincoman9019yes its all Toyotas
what do you think of suzuki grand vitara 2024?
can anyone help me?
I am about to buy it
Me too,looks good
The new 2024 Kia Seltos SX is just under 39k out the door with bumper to bumper extended 10yr 100k miles warranty. A lot of features for the money - it is extremely comfortable and drives well. I also own a Bmw X3 M -saying that because i compare same size and similar feel. Not the power as the BMW obviously but the Seltos goes pretty well. The Seltos is fun to drive. The plastic parts in interior is so far my only complaint and the parking sensors no beep when backing and no parking sensors in the front at all and no heads up display in the United States vehicles for some reason. That they missed their mark.
Plz.. talk about the 2023 Chevy Colorado....
Thanks for the video. I am a little surprised by Sorento.
I have the 2024 Sorento GT diesel here in Australia, surprised to see it on the list as it very popular here and certainly the quality is very high.. it’s fit and finish and choice of material grade were better than Toyota kluger ( Highlander)
Year on year, Nissan-Infiniti’s reliability ratings has been falling continuously this decade.
So someone buys the cheapest possible vehicle in a respective category, then complains that it doesn't offer enough "value for money." It should surprise no one that a VW Taos, Nissan Altima, Kicks, Sentra, Kia/Hyundai or low-tier Mercedes aren't very satisfying.
Thks
Carlos Goshn is missed. Still driving my 2010 X Trail
Surprised to Sorento on the list which is very popular, and my person experience was very good
Car Help Corner, have you researched if C.R. gathered a large enough sample of car owners to make an accurate assessment of customer satisfaction. Are the surveys sent out to only C.R. subscriber members? I've heard those rumors, which could mean the survey sample is way too small and perhaps bias, because only a specific sect is asked to respond.
The survey was done on CR members, but the sample size was 330,000 so pretty large.
There’s definitely bias with any survey but yes anything Consumer Reports is paying subscribers.
So definitely a bias there… whatever that means
Interesting, however as an Australian it's disappointing that I don't think Peugeot is sold in North America and therefore doesn't appear in these assessments. My current vehicle is a 2023 Peugeot 3008 GT Sport (SUV style) which has completed 32,000 fault free Kilometres, and is my 7th Peugeot due to having such fault free experiences. Cheers!
Seems like Nissan is struggling to make good quality cars.
Nissan has proven that not all Japanese brands are good. Compared to Toyota, Honda, and Mazda, Nissan has been ranked as either average or below average overall in the last decade or so. I would love to see Nissan be near the top again.
Keep using the crappy CVT.
Only because someone on the internet said so, right?
My experience with Nissan has been way different than these reliability studies say.
I’m sorry if this is an ignorant question, but when you say refinement in this context, what does it mean ?
Refinement refers to noise, smoothness, solidity
@@carhelpcorner Thank you. My 2020 nissan sentra has two in cabin rattling noises so it’s unrefined lol.
I’m looking at Honda Civic, Honda Accord or Toyota Camry. And also a miracle as to how I will afford them. Are they good picks for refinement ? I like peace and quiet. I’m also not rich. Thank you.
Ford edge, is not on list? This suv, not only fun to drive, but extremely reliable and very comfortable, with 250 hp,and 280 lb-ft not many suv`s, on that list come close to these numbers, when you consider its a 4 cylinder suv.
Just wait till you need the flex plate repaired if you have 2.0T
THANK YOU! I'm an OLD guy who has owned nothing BUT Japanese cars!...A Honda to begin with and nothing BUT Mazdas ever since,
I have zero regrets with my Mazda cx-30
i know many people who bought a jeep… but they never purchased another
I remember when Infinity made great cars. 😭
Me too. Very sad. I still have a 2002 I35 in the family.
That was when Nissan made great cars.
I have a 2024 Taos SE and it's been a great vehicle for 26K and has been returning 34 mpg.
Give it some time ☠️
Only problem I see with Toyota is the greedy dealerships
I am happily driving my 2012 Nissan Altima
Not a surprise about the Mercedes GLB as it and the GLE are essentially Nissan's with a Mercedes badge . Similar arrangement Subaru and Toyota have with the BRE and GR86.
why??
I find it interesting that Tesla did not make the highest owner satisfaction list.
The corvette on the top is ridiculous
Why?
Buy Skoda, I bought Skoda Karoq here in Australia and I am super happy and will buy Skoda any day again, Skoda is a part of VW and has better quality and is cheaper than VW itself. It is produced and imported directly from Czech Republic to Australia, opposite of VW which comes from Mexico, South Africa and China!
The latest Mercs are all plastic inside. They creak like a piece of cheap shite.
The moral of the story is all major manufacturers use the same basic supply base and not unusual to get a small run of defective parts like short blocks, fuel pumps, injectors, and so on.
Interesting that consumers want affordable vehicles, but complain the most about very affordable, budget vehicles.
every thing is designed to fail 20 minutes out of warranty!!!! corporations are a pack of criminal thieves that own all government reps.
Surprised to see Corolla as a recommended alternative The current model is behind the competitiors
Lots of Kias, Nissans, and Mercedes on this list. I’m not surprised that an Infiniti is number one on this list. I’m surprised that Infiniti is still in business.
Life to short to drive boring cars
So, light SUV/Cross vehicles top the list. Maybe champagne expectations on a beer budget.
What about the Mitsubishi RVR?
I believe it was between 50-60% owners said they would buy again.
In Australia it’s called Mitsubishi ASX. I just bought my second one (2018&2023) absolutely love it 🚘
Highly recommend the Ford 5.0 V8 engine they're Machined and Engineered exactly as a Nissan GTR with 2 extra Cylinders.. Stay away from everything with Turbos . With Turbos Mounted 1/8 inch from Engine Block without Heat Sheilds, & or Turbo Insulation Blanket. No one knows except for Tuners the Turbos get to be 1875 degrees Fahrenheit (1,022 Celius) 👨🏻👍🏻🏎🏎🏁🏁🚩🚩
5:42 you mean GLB here
I’ve been looking into new cars to replace our 2017 CRV and 2017 Corolla iM. I am appalled at the price gouging Honda and Toyota stealerships are doing to people. We only keep our cars around 7 years and 180-200k miles. Subaru and Mazda dealerships have been advertising below MSRP even with the dealer addendum most sales rep have been saying everything is negotiable no matter dealer addendum. I’m just looking up which cars are equal to what we are trying to replace. I will then head to dealership only not stealership to test drive and maybe buy. Otherwise , I will hold out and let the high interest rates drive some of these stealerships out of business. Even better I would have save enough and just pay cash
I have cash, want a new car, refuse to deal with crooked dealers, like GREADY Toyota and Honda. Im struggling
I'm surprised as I own an Infiniti QX50 and simply love it. No issues to speak of.
Where is rav4 and tucson?
These are people's perceptions of their cars ..you have to have a car for 150,000 me or at least $100,000 to determine if you got your money's worth based on how much money you spent on buying repairs
My 2022 nissan kicks is fine, aside the rust already coming out. Can’t argue the 6.5l per 100km. My biggest complaint is highway driving, lacks a few horses.
Honestly the kicks seems to be the most reliable Nissan on the market nowadays, excluding the Z
@@marciliojunior4919 short term, I would agree. I’ll have to wait and see about that cvt… Also, the 22500$ was pretty cheap. Sure would rather have a rav4 but that’s double the payments.
I had one for a rental for 3 days. Worst car I've driven in a decade. If you drove it over 65 mph gas mileage dropped by 45% 😮😂. The gas guage wouldn't show full after filling it.....brand new ..broken.
Rust ? Typical Nissan
I like the Kicks too. Great buy for the price.
How can a list goes without Jeep and Hyundai. Oh and don't forget VW's. I cant believe people still buy them.
I've driven Toyota already but they have issues also. My mom had a carry that the factory tires were shot at 21000 miles. The dealer said she was lucky to get that many miles. My neighbor had a frame replaced and a blown engine on his Toyota 's. He also said they were the best. My kia may have some road noise but it's better than that.
I had to buy 4 new tires on my new Sentra at 23,000 miles.
N in Nissan stands for NEVER
seems like people buying Nissan for half price of a BMW expecting to be a BMW...
How Nissan/Infinity is still in business is a mystery to me.
The cheapest Japanese manufacture/Luxury brand
Nissan, Kia, Jeep! Anyone surprised?
Over the past few years I have rented a number of different vehicles. Nissan Sentra was the worst by far of all.
Pretty sad seeing the decline in Datsun/Nissan, they used to be as good as Toyota or Honda..not sure what happened!
Probably had something to do with the merger with Renault and the elimination of Carlos Ghosn
@@AtharAfzalRenault 10 in 1969 was my first car in high school , bought brand new for 1500.00
The kia forte is not enough valuable for the money??? Ridiculous..
Nissan was bought out by Renault in the early 2000s , so that’s why they’ve been tanking in reliability.
Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and JEEP were bought out by FIAT, which is owned by Stilantiss, which can ONLY produce the WORST vehicles on planet Earth.
Buyer Beware !
Shari, thanks so much for all of the work you do in providing such great information in regards to vehicles being produced today.
I look forward to watching each of your videos !
Love my Dodge Challenger!
Buy from a Dealership!! Nice.... because they need to line their pockets with your money. 😂😂😂
It pays to be a smart consumer. I bought a dealer demo Certified Altima Platinum with 3,000 miles on it for $23k just before covid hit. The only issue was a bad antenna which was replaced under warranty. If i paid mid $30’s i’d agree that there are better values. Good luck buying a loaded car for $23k with a CPO Warranty right now. You might get a Versa for that price or a stripped down Elantra. The market is turning though. A reckoning is coming for dealers and OEMs. I believe in Karma and they are about to get a dose of reality soon.
Sounds like you got a great deal 👍
Great video Shari 👍
I would have placed every single VW on this list and a few Honda and Ford vehicles. Turbos on Hondas and Ford’s Ecoboost are disastrous.
If anyone is on a very tight budget and cannot afford gas or insurance…buy a Toyota Yaris, Toyota Yaris and Toyota Yaris ❤❤❤❤
Absolute gems from Toyota.
Also, can you imagine if Mazda would have put the same driveline from MX5 on a compact sedan? I would buy one…rear wheel drive, manual on a sedan…oh my gosh…Mazda, please do that.
The fact you can still order a new Mazda 3 with a manual is a miracle in 2024. I drove one once with the 2.5L engine and it was a total blast.
Not a particularly useful list at the end of the ten most popular cars with owners - this survey should be done after 3 years minimum.
Question: Why would ANYONE buy an Infiniti QX50 in the first place? What the hell is wrong with people?
I drove one as a loaner for a day and enjoyed it. One can be impressed by a short demo. I wasn't looking to buy and researched to find it was way down the list of recommended luxury SUVs. I can see how it (buying) can happen, though.
Next time, kindly mention/write the prices.
Sadly VW have also gone to shite after dieselgate.. Cutting costs, Cutting build quality and raising prices.
So based off of the satisfaction list would you buy a Kia telluride?