Mazda CX 5 sublime contours make it so easy on the eye as well as Zoom Zoom engines euro style interior and drives / glides so smoothly and utmost performance and reliability... a genuine standout ...!!!
@@JeffDietzphoto You know NOTHING !! Bought my Mazda CX 3 in 2021 in Thailand . Have done 40,000 Km and ave fuel consumption is at 16.3Km/Litre equals 45 Miles per gallon ( English Gallons !! )
@@garrington120 you say I know nothing... then go right on to say and confirm exactly what I just said... And i don't know what magical version you have but the stated MPG of a cx-3 (that aren't made anymore) is 25 city and 31 highway... the mazda 3 SEDAN, which is not a cx, can see a 40mpg. But that's like the 2015 version. The newest model gets 26 and 35 , your math is also not very good. 16.3km is 10.12 miles and 1 liter equals about 3.8 gallons so that equals about 38.5 miles per gallon, not 45... and again even that is no where close to the listed spec mpg for that car. Again maybe the sedan is closer, but that's a Mazda 3 not a cx 3
The ratings do not comprehend. long term reliability. No one comes close to Toyota in that category. Korean vehicles look nice and have good features but don’t last.Hyundai’s have major engine issues just look at the government complaint database.
Of all the cars mentioned her, I chose The Tucson!… just purchased the 2023 hybrid and it’s by far the best!!! The Dash integration is 100% … I’ve never seen any car with interior as this!! I hope Hyundai keep this look!
Looking for new ride this year and CX5 was top of list, only thing negative is the cat is too accessible for theft, wish they had it right off the manifold...
Mazda should build a rugged STANDOUT ... 4 Door Pick up that really rocks the socks of buyers . Create interest followed by demand and on the back of consumer demand for this exclusive best seller release a SIX . cylinder MAZDA CX 5
Most of those have continuously variable transmissions CVT that will break if one of teeth break usually at about 25Kmiles. pick a normal transmission if you dont believe, ask youtube about cvts.
You're right about most having CVTs and I'm not saying you're wrong about CVTs reliability entirely but CVTs have progressed and aren't nearly as problematic as they were early in their lives. Don't forget, there's been plenty of standard transmissions that have been a nightmare too.
The model year being sold at the time the article was published was 2022 MY but knowing how CR does things, they probably looked back multiple years in determining the reliability portion of their analysis.
Four door taxis are for the new generations that do not enjoy standard trans. cars. This are the true push buttoners that want life to be as easy going as possible. Low performance engines with paddle shift cvt transmissions.Who needs an SUV for $50,000 to $95,000. ?
And what about Mazda? This video sounded like an infomercial for Toyota products and, as far as the Forrester, my direct experience was the sudden death of that engine in the one of a close friend of mine at only 70,000 miles and the total disinterest of Subaru's customer service in that issue. That car was regularly serviced with oil changes and so on. No US made cars??? The CX5 didn't make that list, even the base model comes well appointed and at a much lower price than the one you listed. Just my thoughts.
You gotta wonder why there are ZERO electric cars on this list. A Kia Niro EV (for example) is 3x as energy efficient as a Hyundai Tucson Hybrid. Additionally, electricity is FAR cheaper than gasoline nearly everywhere.
It is a tradition of the Consumer Reports to ignore U.S. - made vehicles. I am so happy with my 1.5t Chevy Equinox (2021 with 60K miles driven) that I am thinking about buying a new one. But I will consider Tucson and Corolla-Cross.
Prices have been somewhat fluid in the past year or so especially when components were not available and certain trim levels were temporarily not offered. Inflation obviously as inflated prices...in some cases quite noticeably. Although I've made a mistake here and there, I believe these prices were correct at the time of making the video.
The Forester 2021 is the most annoying car ever! I would never buy another one. The electronics and stop engine functions will make you go absolutely crazy.
The Tucson is garbage and puts into question the entire list. The absolute worst service in trying to get anything looked at. Things just randomly stop working in the electrical such as the apple car play connection, the remote start or even the keyless entry handles. They work when they want to
all these cars are womenish girlish cars, its really sad that land cruiser, nissan patrol, or chevy tahoe just dont come close when its about fuel consumption.
I’m sorry but I really feel that the GMC Acadia and the Chevrolet Traverse should have been in there as they are very high ratings and awesome handling
You may disagree with it but this based on Consumer Reports rankings and they do put a lot of time into surveyings owners and analyzing/reviewing vehicles. Doesn't mean they are spot on, of course.
If you really believe Hyundai is #1 I have a tropical island in the South Pole I would like to sell you. CR can and is bought and paid for by different companies. Hyundai😂
Mazda did not have to bribe them to be on their list..Consumer Reports is the most unreliable out of all the cars...and anything they report on...If Yugo pay them enough money,they will say it's the best small car on the market.
Biggest bullshit review,all these vehicles has the unreliable CVT...they are expensive and high maintenance...But most of all..not one Mazda on the list....CX30,CX5,CX9....Mazda beat Lexus and Toyota in reliability ....
As this is CR's list (not mine) I don't take any offense at your comment. As for CVTs, I question the vitriol frequently directed at them in the comments of my videos. Yes, in the early days they definitely had many problems but it seems less these days. More mfg's have moved to them yet complaints seem less and less. There's probably still some bum ones here and there but there's crappy automatics out there too.
@@auto_exclusive Just remember CVT has a belt,just like an engine timing belt...CVT might be good for cold states and country,but not good for hot places like Florida and if you tow anything heavy.more problems..There is a reason some car manufacturers give you 10/yr/100.000 miles..most people don't keep their vehicles that long or get's into a wreck..that warranty is only good for the original owner...CR is the worst,they get paid by the companies to rate their products...Many,many years ago they were reputable....not anymore..
@Neil Charles any person with common sense is going to research what they'd need as far as towing capicity before buying. As far as the Florida heat and a CVT. Not sure an AWD draws to much attention down south.
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I put a deposit on a Crosstrek Premium with the six-speed.
No clutch, no sale.
Are the Hyundai Tucson and KIA Sportage sister models?
Consumer reports is full of crap now
Compact SUVs - Reliable & Fuel Efficient
00:28 - 09 - Toyota RAV4 (Hybrid with 2 electric motors), 2.5L, Base price $ 29,575. RAV = Recreational Activity Vehicle.
01:53 - 08 - Toyota Corolla Cross, 2.0L, Base price $ 22,445.
03:14 - 07 - Lexus UX, (Hybrid), AWD, Base price $ 35,925 - RAV = Recreational Activity Vehicle.
04:31 - 06 - Honda C-RV, 2.0L, Base price $ 26,800. (Hybrid version is optional), Good safety & Reliability!
05:41 - 05 - Lexus NX, (Hybrid), AWD, Base price $ 39,500. (Hybrid NX350 AWD & Plug-in Hybrid versions are optional), Good safety & Reliability!
06:59 - 04 - Subaru Crosstrek, AWD, Base price $ 23,645. (Plug-in Hybrid version is optional), Good safety & Reliability!
08:22 - 03 - Toyota RAV4 PRIME (Hybrid, Base price $ 40,300.
09:38 - 02 - Subaru Forester, Base price $ 25,895. Good Reliability!
10:41 - 01 - Hundai Tuscon, 1.6L, Base price $ 29,750. (Hybrid & Plug-in Hybrid versions are optional).
Toyota Rav4 a compact SUV?
I agree with RAV4, my cousin has a '99, still drives it daily to this day, never had even 1 issue and she's the type that just gets in and goes
I'm in the market for a new SUV and so far after driving a few on this list, my favorite is the Subaru Forester Wilderness.
Mazda CX 5... 242,000 km and 345000 km.. still running. As a bonus , fun to drive in this segment
This review is all B/S...Mazda beat them all in reliability and not one model made the list..
agreed. cx5 offers reliability, comfort, affordable and fuel efficiency with skyactive engine.
Mazda CX 5 sublime contours make it so easy on the eye as well as Zoom Zoom engines euro style interior and drives / glides so smoothly and utmost performance and reliability... a genuine standout ...!!!
plus bad gas mileage and the only ones that don't have touch screen in 2023
Mazda CX3 is phenomenal , 2 litre power and over 40 MPG
the is no mazda that gets 40mpg and the cx3 hasn't been made since 2021
@@JeffDietzphoto You know NOTHING !! Bought my Mazda CX 3 in 2021 in Thailand . Have done 40,000 Km and ave fuel consumption is at 16.3Km/Litre equals 45 Miles per gallon ( English Gallons !! )
@@garrington120 you say I know nothing... then go right on to say and confirm exactly what I just said... And i don't know what magical version you have but the stated MPG of a cx-3 (that aren't made anymore) is 25 city and 31 highway... the mazda 3 SEDAN, which is not a cx, can see a 40mpg. But that's like the 2015 version. The newest model gets 26 and 35 ,
your math is also not very good. 16.3km is 10.12 miles and 1 liter equals about 3.8 gallons so that equals about 38.5 miles per gallon, not 45... and again even that is no where close to the listed spec mpg for that car. Again maybe the sedan is closer, but that's a Mazda 3 not a cx 3
@@JeffDietzphoto Read my post !!! I said ENGLISH GALLONS or 4.54 Litres !! god save me from yanks!!
@@garrington120 and yet that car still does not exist…
one trip 68mpg in my suv hybrid. another trip was 52mpg. since fill up - 42mpg
Mazda? No?
Hyundai better than Lexus Toyoto Honda (per consumer report)? My 2004 Lexus RX will hit 200K soon, still running strong.
YUP! I hate to break your heart but 2022 and up Hyundais are rated better than any Japanese brands combined. Hyundai is kicking their butts.
The ratings do not comprehend. long term reliability. No one comes close to Toyota in that category. Korean vehicles look nice and have good features but don’t last.Hyundai’s have major engine issues just look at the government complaint database.
@@ddvette I would still buy Hyundai over Toyota, dude. Simple! Glory days of Japanese cars are fading away in 2023, unforutnately....
@@3811eric I’m a automotive reliability engineer, nothing comes close to Toyota’s long term reliability.
So far, my 2022 Hyundai Kona N-Line AWD turbo has been great. 8000 miles so far. Time will tell.
Where is Mazda CX5?....hmmmm...
Of all the cars mentioned her, I chose The Tucson!… just purchased the 2023 hybrid and it’s by far the best!!! The Dash integration is 100% … I’ve never seen any car with interior as this!! I hope Hyundai keep this look!
Hyundai is garbage. I don't think this consumer reports is about long term. Just about the year
Aren't you forgetting something ? What about Mazda CX-5 ? CX-5 has higher consumer ratings than Toyota at 83 whereas Toyota is at 72 ...
We just presented the list that Consumer Reports published...nothing more.
@@auto_exclusive You coped out because most are hybrids and who the hell wants one of those ???? You missed one of the Best in the Mazda CX5 CX9 !!! !
Absolutely !!! CR has rated the Mazdas in the top 4 consistantly thru the years !!
Thought Honda CR-V has oil delution and no heat in winter
Looking for new ride this year and CX5 was top of list, only thing negative is the cat is too accessible for theft, wish they had it right off the manifold...
Mazda CX 90 the next king of comfort and fun to drive Zoom Zoom
Mazda should build a rugged STANDOUT ... 4 Door Pick up that really rocks the socks of buyers . Create interest followed by demand and on the back of consumer demand for this exclusive best seller release a SIX . cylinder MAZDA CX 5
MAZDA release a CHUNKY Six cylinder four door pick - up Zoom into top sales ZONE
MAZDA renowned for. Long life dependable reliability... owned three and next one will be ?? ... a MAZDA ..
Most of those have continuously variable transmissions CVT that will break if one of teeth break usually at about 25Kmiles. pick a normal transmission if you dont believe, ask youtube about cvts.
You're right about most having CVTs and I'm not saying you're wrong about CVTs reliability entirely but CVTs have progressed and aren't nearly as problematic as they were early in their lives. Don't forget, there's been plenty of standard transmissions that have been a nightmare too.
Thank you for the info
What's the year on these vehicles?
The model year being sold at the time the article was published was 2022 MY but knowing how CR does things, they probably looked back multiple years in determining the reliability portion of their analysis.
Robovoice is better than most, but still discernable by mispronunciation of _Forester_ and _Hyundai_
RAV4 #1.
The list numbering is most probably inverted.
Subaru. Mazda ? Are you kidding me 😂
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Ai video
what car is on the thumbnail
How much did SUBARU pay You Folks? #1 Hyundai Tuscan?
Crosstrek ride is to rough for me I brought the outback
I like my XV
Why do I have to pay Destination fee? And what other charges? I am not in any way obligated to pay a fee for any thing.
Four door taxis are for the new generations that do not enjoy standard trans. cars. This are the true push buttoners that want life to be as easy going as possible. Low performance engines with paddle shift cvt transmissions.Who needs an SUV for $50,000 to $95,000. ?
And what about Mazda? This video sounded like an infomercial for Toyota products and, as far as the Forrester, my direct experience was the sudden death of that engine in the one of a close friend of mine at only 70,000 miles and the total disinterest of Subaru's customer service in that issue. That car was regularly serviced with oil changes and so on. No US made cars???
The CX5 didn't make that list, even the base model comes well appointed and at a much lower price than the one you listed. Just my thoughts.
Personally I prefer a midsized one. More room for hauling large items.
You gotta wonder why there are ZERO electric cars on this list.
A Kia Niro EV (for example) is 3x as energy efficient as a Hyundai Tucson Hybrid. Additionally, electricity is FAR cheaper than gasoline nearly everywhere.
How do you rate the Chev Tracker and Nissan Kicks along with Fiat Pulse...?
Uh…the Mazda cx5????
Hyundai? No!
It is a tradition of the Consumer Reports to ignore U.S. - made vehicles.
I am so happy with my 1.5t Chevy Equinox (2021 with 60K miles driven) that I am thinking about buying a new one.
But I will consider Tucson and Corolla-Cross.
Blah blah blah another useless video from consumers reports..
My Merc Mini SUV does 5;6 liters on 100 kms.
Niro not on the list?
Yeah, it didn't seem to make the CR list.
all off Toyota
Are you sure you got the prices right??
Prices have been somewhat fluid in the past year or so especially when components were not available and certain trim levels were temporarily not offered. Inflation obviously as inflated prices...in some cases quite noticeably. Although I've made a mistake here and there, I believe these prices were correct at the time of making the video.
Wow not a single American brand.
Looks like Hyundai is doing pretty good..
Honda, ahead of Lexus? Hell no! I’m done 🤣
The Forester 2021 is the most annoying car ever! I would never buy another one. The electronics and stop engine functions will make you go absolutely crazy.
The Tucson is garbage and puts into question the entire list. The absolute worst service in trying to get anything looked at. Things just randomly stop working in the electrical such as the apple car play connection, the remote start or even the keyless entry handles. They work when they want to
all these cars are womenish girlish cars, its really sad that land cruiser, nissan patrol, or chevy tahoe just dont come close when its about fuel consumption.
I’m sorry but I really feel that the GMC Acadia and the Chevrolet Traverse should have been in there as they are very high ratings and awesome handling
I guess Consumer Reports just didn't see it that way
@@auto_exclusive not "compact" suvs?
Yeah but it's titled " reliable " nothing reliable about either of them vehicles.
@@jasonking8671 AMEN!
The Rav4 is so ugly.
How are these "compact SUVs"?
Po polsku mówimy: silnik benzynowy, a nie gazowy.
Oh my Goodness, the legs on that girl at the start😍🥰😘
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😂 wow Hyundai is number 😂
You may disagree with it but this based on Consumer Reports rankings and they do put a lot of time into surveyings owners and analyzing/reviewing vehicles. Doesn't mean they are spot on, of course.
If you really believe Hyundai is #1 I have a tropical island in the South Pole I would like to sell you. CR can and is bought and paid for by different companies. Hyundai😂
Full off s..t for number 1 😂😂
Umm the Mazda cx-5 and cx-50 are better than all of these and it's proven lol
Consumer Reports sucks
yo,where the fuck is Mazda???🥱
Mazda did not have to bribe them to be on their list..Consumer Reports is the most unreliable out of all the cars...and anything they report on...If Yugo pay them enough money,they will say it's the best small car on the market.
Biggest bullshit review,all these vehicles has the unreliable CVT...they are expensive and high maintenance...But most of all..not one Mazda on the list....CX30,CX5,CX9....Mazda beat Lexus and Toyota in reliability ....
As this is CR's list (not mine) I don't take any offense at your comment. As for CVTs, I question the vitriol frequently directed at them in the comments of my videos. Yes, in the early days they definitely had many problems but it seems less these days. More mfg's have moved to them yet complaints seem less and less. There's probably still some bum ones here and there but there's crappy automatics out there too.
@@auto_exclusive Just remember CVT has a belt,just like an engine timing belt...CVT might be good for cold states and country,but not good for hot places like Florida and if you tow anything heavy.more problems..There is a reason some car manufacturers give you 10/yr/100.000 miles..most people don't keep their vehicles that long or get's into a wreck..that warranty is only good for the original owner...CR is the worst,they get paid by the companies to rate their products...Many,many years ago they were reputable....not anymore..
@Neil Charles any person with common sense is going to research what they'd need as far as towing capicity before buying.
As far as the Florida heat and a CVT. Not sure an AWD draws to much attention down south.
@@danielfair4675 How many people of this generation you know has common sense?Yes ...i see all the fools in Florida with AWD,waste of money..
Hyundai 😂😂😂 please stop these terrible jokes
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