You'll HATE These 10 Cars So Much That You'll Sell Them Immediately!
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- If you've ever bought a new car and then started to have issues or problems with it, then you know how disappointed you are. What if you started to hate your car and sold it within a year? That's what these 10 Cars you'll want to avoid are!
These are some of the worst cars to own or buy, because of the ownership experience or because of reliability, value, or just plain old build quality.
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Thank you very much. Hope you have a wonderful holiday season.
What’s wrong with lexus. I’m on my 6 th one
Ouch Lexus. Down in quality I’m sure
Does a great job and not a company smuck.
No way that this channel is the best . The guy didn't drive any of these cars only from what knows. He is not like ' Motortrend' or ' Car & Driver'.
Stop putting a Lexus in your post when your talking about bad cars 🚗 not right !!
That's what you call clickbait
You must have been a class clown
Agree! First and last watch on this channel.
Lexus can take the hit.😂
Click bait
The 3 brands I stick to now are: Toyota/Lexus, Honda/Acura, Mazda.
With the exception of Nissan you really can’t go wrong with a Japanese brand. They just build them better than America and Europe .
I had really bad luck with my brand new 05 TL 6MT. It had issues from the first month until I finally got rid of it after 7 years with 65,000 miles. In hindsight, I probably just got a lemon. But that has turned me off from Acura for good.
Alternatively my dad had a 94 Legend and that car lasted for multiple hundreds of thousands of miles until he sold it to his wife's brother.
Totally agree with you.
my infiniti Q70 - 3 of them I owned were easily as reliable as any toyota I owned, had zero issues, brakes, tires, and oil changes is all they needed.. My 2012 RX350 however was a disaster, tons of issues... Took me another 11 years before I would consider one, currently have a new RX500h.. so far so good.. @@jayson657
Honda/ Acura, sorry the reason I switched to Mitsubishi because Honda & Acura are having problem with transmission like what happened to my CRV and my Aunt’s Honda Odyssey my Uncle’s Odyssey 😮😮😮
I found it amusing that the video was filmed at what looks like a Lexus dealership, but 0 comments about them. I own an RX350 and love it. Best car I've ever owned in my 50+ years of driving. Bought a used lease return 3 years ago, and have literally done nothing to it. Just changed the oil when due, and upgraded to all weather tires.
Well said!
Just buy a toyota or a lexus. Then when you pass it on to your grandkids, buy another one.
Great yes they last almost forever
You don't have to go to a dealer for service and such. I always go to an independent. Saves you $$$ big time.
had 3 infiniti Q70 - (M35x, M56, Q70) they were great cars to own, would have bought another one if they made them still.. wish me luck with my 2023 RX500h, so far so good...
My BMW, a 128i, is not only the fastest naturally aspirated 6-cylinder BMW ever built, but it is also the most reliable BMW motor ever built. It is used in the 1-series, 3-series and 5-series, which is to say, it is the most numerous BMW motor. The upshot is BMW doesn’t want a lot of warrantee repairs on its most numerous motors, so it makes sure they are reliable. My particular copy was special ordered with only 3 options, leather, metallic paint and 18” wheels, and the iDrive is deleted. It has the 6-speed. I’ve driven her from 11K to about 62K miles now, and she has been almost completely trouble-free! A couple of expected issues, the coils and the oil-filler housing gasket, and that’s it besides routine maintenance… I am very happy with my little bimmer.
Less regret on Lexus, Toyota and Honda buyers or reliable certain US and European models. Feel sorry for fools who payed way over the MSRP for unreliable vehicles.
Cheers
It's better than paying 60k for a 4 cyl overpriced Japanese car. Only toyota and honda are paying over MSRP. You might as well buy an unreliable luxury vehicle and if anything goes wrong, sell it and buy another one, and you prob still spend the same as a 2023 toyota.
Because they have listened to idiots like this youtuber.
@@Justin-yw8huhonestly you're not exactly wrong here.
I didn't have to pay one penny over MSRP on my new Toyota at all. As a matter of fact, I got 0% financing on it for 60 months due to my outstanding credit rating.@@Justin-yw8hu
I bought a newly launched Mercedes A180 at the end of 1998 (UK), sold the car in less than 4 years of ownership due to problems. Just after 3 years , fuel injector failed, rear axel cracked , rear coil spring cracked. The car carried me only most of the time ( 99% ) and I am not heavy ☺. Town driving only.
My present car is a Toyota which I bought new April 2009 , the only major parts replaced are Driver's side wiper motor and water pump. At present condenser of the Air Con needs replacing. I will replaced it in Summer. I vowed never to buy a Mercedes car after owning the A Class Mercedes.
I don't like the Lexus spindle grills either. But with the RX and GX, at least they're trying.
That’s fair
X3 BMW I bought mine off my own Lease it's a great reliable vehicle. We Still love the way it drives. The tires bother me they don't seem to last and they are run flat tires no spare in truck. Brakes are expensive to change through Dealer go to your local mechanic they are still expensive but not as bad.
Great points and I agree with that
I've had More Issues with my Ford F150 Platinum Loaded than My BMW. BMW definitely more Reliable sadly than an American Made Vehicle.
The latest generation X3s have come a long way in terms of reliability. The maintenance costs are high, but they are for just about all luxury vehicles these days.
If someone is selling / trading a car after a year, it means they are either scared or bored and ready to move on.
The only thing wrong with your review is the fact that you state JD Powers car reviews are credible.
JD Powers gets paid to say a specific vehicle is reliable whether it is or is not. Many years ago they did the same thing saying the Dodge charger was the most reliable vehicle which is certainly untrue as it always has been Lexus and Toyota.
" Too much engineering,
too much money,
too many failures"
No more mercedes for my family!!!!!
Cheers
I'm driving a 2013 Nissan Murano, always get regular maintenance and never had any major problem. Paid off the car years ago and would never consider driving one of these 'luxury' cars.
The only one of these with which I am familiar is the BMW X1. It did not take me more than 120 miles to know that it was not a satisfactory vehicle. In fact, it used more fuel than the daily driver at the time, a 400,000 mile Volvo 240DL wagon. The only reason I rented it was that I needed air conditioning to take my mother to a medical appointment.
Shame on you for showing a Lexus on your thumbnail indicating it's among the list of crappy cars - CLICKBAIT~!
haha, sorry
Had a Bronco for less than a year hated it
I own BMW 2011 328i xdrive still going strong
I had a GLC a couple of years ago. Put it through the car wash and the window trim fell off. Totally agree on the fragile comment, not built well at all.
Bingo. I am waiting for the next piece to drop, lol. Thanks for watching
I am disappointed with the new GLC, the vents feels cheap and the transnission looks like it came from Jeep Compass. I drove a 2004 CLK and 2010 GLK and they drive far better than the GLC.
Same with my E-class wagon. Fragile as hell. I was gentle with it and it still created huge repair costs. Bought a Lexus. @@diegosilang4823
😂😂😂
WTF happened to quality control with automobile makers?
Gone by the do do bird for many other than a select few
Leasing is what’s happened. Luxury Car makers aren’t interested in making long lasting cars when rich people trade them in to have a new car every 3 years. A Mercedes dealer actually said to my parents while he laughed “nobody “buys” these”. There goes long term quality. But we do live in a throw away society (for everything). So no surprise.
agree the rich fucks ruin it for everyone else.@@TheDaon13
If you ever thought to do a "greatest piece of crap car of modern times" video, my nomination would be the Chrysler 200. I got stuck with one as a fleet vehicle for my job for about 6 months, and I loathed every minute of having to drive it.
dodge avenger
Except for the Versa, very few people own this expensive junk.
This is the ready 60% of Americans are living check to check they are all buying these for image. Someday people will wake up and buy within their means.
Many are leasing. They can't afford to buy.
That is very true I agree. With Leasing you get a new car every two to three years without the cost of repairs however they are still riding an image.
@@michaellyons5663 True. The people who lease BMW'S and Mercedes are amazing. I modify a 20 year old Miata. Get my jollies that way. I could buy a new Porsche, but I am too cheap. They are just not worth the price, even to lease.
@@markmiller6751 miatas are cool cars and probably good resale value as well.
@@markmiller6751 leasing can actually get pretty expensive, you are paying for the car's depreciation, and the depreciation hits hardest for the car's first few years, after which you have no ownership of it so you jump on another brand new car paying off its hardest hit years of depreciation. Leasing a two cars for about 3 to 4 years each is the practically like paying for the price of a new car.
Number on bmw : every employee mgr or up gets a company lease, and these get resold after lease.
Worst cars are the most expensive ones! Vehicles that cost upwards of $80,000 with defective transmissions, coolant leaks and engines with slipping timing chains?? Really?! That’s inexcusable. These high end manufacturers ought to be ashamed of themselves! I’ve seen more BMW’s on the side of the road and on the back of the tow truck than K-Cars! Absolutely shameful.
I'm convinced this guys' wife left him for a BMW owner
What?
I really don't know how I drove a BMW for 240,000 km without any problems, when everyone on u-tube says it's a trash.
How much maintenance was done on your car?
sad a mercedes falls apart crossing railroad tracks /but funny as hell to
I agree, it is actually sort of hilarious in a sad kind of way. Odd thing to happen
I've always loved Jags Mark, but I don't have British car money.
Lexus is best vehicle I had, besides honda I had before. Love my ux300, save gas alot more .
Also the 3 series and the c300 are used in rental fleets that also plays in to that figure 👍
Indeed it dors
Note' I have a 2013 BMW 328i, I change engine oil and filter every 3000 miles as advised by independent certified BMW .mechanics along with other checks on this vehicle with an n20 engine and have had none of the problems that are described. Either I am lucky or the old time mechanics know something we don't, No oil leaks or coolant leaks anywhere.what do you think?
This video makes me recall the Fiero. I bought one and hated it! I ended up trading it in for a much better car. It looked cool but so uncomfortable to drive and then started hearing their engines were prone to catch on fire. The engine was in the trunk so it’s right by the driver’s head. And I was like no way!!!!
I had a 1986 Fiero GT and loved it, racked up 120k miles only problems I had was a egr valve gasket and headlight switch on dash. I am guessing you had the 4 cyl, I had the very reliable 2.8l v6.
Great donor cars for exotic replicas
@shutup0820 sounds like you got really lucky. I opted for the 86 camaro berlinetta with a 305. I drove it till 300k miles and end up selling it for what I paid for it 12 years later
@@mrlong6267it had 40k when I got it
I remember the Pontiac Fiero, it had suspension parts from both the Chevette and the GM X-car.
Nice honest take on some of the crap vehicles being sold today.
I just thought I should mention that that Nissan you just showed was a Nissan kicks
In the first year these are alll under warranty and (often) maintenance plans. There is zero additional cost, so I am skeptical of how much long term maintenance costs affect a decision to dump a car in year one!! These are all entry lux models; my guess is people think they can swing that $599 a month lease and in a few months realize a $300 a month car meets their needs just fine.
Cheers
Once you add in the down payments that are common these days, what's leasing for under $400 a month? Nissan Versas?
They go BOOM I sell, my Ford has 126k miles and it still is trouble free, so I keep
126 is just breaking in. Probably still has the new car smell.
Most of high end European cars, namely Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Jaguar and others are well known for their elegant, stylish looking and expensive. But their low quality and maintenance cost are just ridiculous. Only good for rich businessmen as they give them the ‘status’.
That’s fine
Stunned. I was in agreement with the list all the way until #1. I have leased a new (service loaner) C300 every 3 years for the past 10+ years. I LOVE them and have never had a major issue with any of mine. Yes, service would be expensive were it not for the warranty, but the same can be said for all luxury brands. My dealer keeps trying to get me to move to an E class, but I love the size and handling on the C, so I don't want to make that jump and keep going with the C class. I've had far fewer problems with any of my MB's as opposed to the BMW's I've had in the past - which seemed to be in the shop every other month. Anecdotal, but that has been my experience.
You haven't kept past 3 years. After that is when crap goes to hell
@@GoBills1990 I would agree with most of them, but I have kept 3 until about 120-140K miles (purchased after lease) without any major issues.
Lexus Toyota Acura Honda and Mazda are best reliable cars!
Agree. A friend bought a C300 with AMG package, not the AMG model. It was a dealer car for two years. It looked brand new, inside, outside. It came with 3 year warranty. That was six years ago. The car has never had a problem. For maintenance, he uses an independent Mercedes repair guy. A man and his son. They come to your house or work to do most routine maintenance. They charge about 55% of what a dealer charges. Mercedes (and Porsche) interiors are like no other car. Ancedotal, yes. But when it's you, who cares? LOL
I'm stunned as well as a previous commentor. I've just leased a new C300 after our experiences with them for the past 10+ years have been exceptional. Not one time have we had a mechanical issue or any issue for that matter. Not a one! The C class fits me perfectly and I love the handling.
you are leasing. these MB cars only last 3 years before the problems start ….
My last car was a 4 year lease. I just had to change a tire in four years. Actually, I didn't want to turn it in. That being said I love, love this new 2024 C . Years ago, I did own 1995 C220 that I kept for 15 yrs, the only 2 repairs were brake pads and belts, not to shabby for a 15 years. My experience with these cars has been good. You may know something I don't, I can only base my assessments on my own experience.
@@KendallsMom That’s great. The 2024 C is a beautiful car, hopefully you have the same luck as you did the other ones. :)
@@gusevening4910 Thanks and Happy Holidays to you and family.
Spot on: "A lot of glitz and glamor, but not really a lot of substance" - Beemers, Benzs, Jags, Rovers. If I were gifted any of these vehicles, I would turn around and sell them. Beemers are the worst as you can tell three are in the top 10 - a staggering 30%. 😄
I have a glc 300 suv… so far just reg maintenance. I have about 96,000.00 miles on it.
When you buy a new 2022 Nissan Rogue, drive it 2300 miles and the electrical system intermittently stops working when starting the vehicle, you go to Toyota and trade it in for a new 2023 Rav4.
Nissan has been a disappointment for the last 10 to 15 years. They aren't reliable like they used to be. Toyota, Mazda, and Honda, are far better.
The rogue is utter trash. I traded my Brand new one in in less than a year after it wouldn’t start one day. It was 8 mos old !!!!
Pretty spot on. Love the cars and if you want one....Lease and get it out of your system. See them at Auto Zones all the time with hood up, dealers outrages pricing.
After all I could get used to that Lexus big mouth, at least it doesn't hit the wallet..
Best line of the video (talking about #1 the Mercedes): "The dealer can't figure it out." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha, and absolutely true. Sadly
I just traded my new Lexus in under a year. Yes, a costly mistake but hey, you only live once. I got another Audi for a more comfortable, enjoyable ride. There was a lot of good tech in the Lexus but shockingly, in my NX350 F Sport the engine was NOISY!!. Had zero get up and go off the line. This was the first impulse purchase I ever made and I paid the price. Got a decent deal on a new SQ5.
I agree! I also had a NX350 F Sport in 2022 and the engine sounded so coarse!Audi now all the way 😊
Even at a glance, it doesn't look distinctive enough from it's RAV4 sibling.
@@ThisoldhikerIt’s a nicer car than a RAV4 for sure. In fact, there is lot of tech in the Lexus that is better than the Audi. I could live with the engine noise, road noise, modestly ok handling, etc. if the damn thing had some giddy up. At speed - e.g. from 25-60 acceleration - it was decent. But really a dull car overall. I will never go back to Lexus. MAYBE Genesis if I feel more confident about them. Never a Mercedes. I am not a big enough jerk to drive any BMW. If I had really deep pockets, I would consider a Macan. Best way to go is a low mileage, very recent vintage, certified Macan S. Get maybe 5.5 years total warranty, unlimited mileage (or is it to 100K miles?).
Great video brother. I have two Mercedes (2021 GLC 300 & 2018 C300) and have had them for 2 years now. No worries so far. Very reliable at this point. The dealer in Washinton State takes care of me. I would recommend these vehicles to anyone.
Thanks for sharing, and yes I agree, other than these couple items, it has been an easy car to own.
Tell me the mileage for both.
I own a Mercedes GLC300 2020 and it has 62,000 miles Im hoping no major problems.
Totally agree with all. Of. It. My mercs 250 sport beautiful but you pay boy u pay when they go wrong.
Thanks great video.
Thanks for watching!
I had a 2017 bmw 340 ix
The body leaked air through all the doors
Dealership couldn’t fix it as they couldn’t determine what was causing the doors to leak. (Its was really bad in below freezing temperatures)
I got rid of it after two years and bought a Lexus RX350
Weird. Those cars are extremely solid and most desirable car to buy now. You definitely just got a lemon. It happens with every manufacturer.
Sounds like a weird story, dealer couldn’t fix gaskets. Easy to do.
@@ryanb8736 I thought so as well. It was my third one.
The first one lasted 20 year.
I had my second one for 8 years
The last one was fun during the summer but cold as heck during the cold days of winter.
This first bmw we had was a convertible and didn’t leak as much air in the winter as this one did. I was heart broken deciding the 340 wasn’t worth the hassle. I did think I could drive my 75 olds 88 convertible because it was hot as heck it had the big 455 but thought I didn’t was to restore it again.
@@markwagner4909 I’ve been in a ton of 340’s. All of them have been quiet and super tight. Thats why it’s one of everyone’s favorite daily performance sedan.
I had a 70 Olds 442 and 77 442. Then had an 86 442 too. I was obsessed with them in my younger days.
It's amazing how many pristine Range Rovers are at the Pick-N-Pull. They get junked because they are too expensive to fix.
A brand new Ford Model A almost a hundred years ago may be more mechanically reliable than most modern cars
Haha true
Not at all. 😂
Opinions about other cars OK, but showing Lexus UX with 'regrets' if you do not talk about it is simple clickbait and not fair.
My dentist had a brand new Jaguar. It was on a Superbowl ad of all things. He didn't even have it a year. It spent its first 8 months in the shop, so he traded it in while it was in the shop. It only drove maybe 6 times without it having to be towed. Best looking piece of junk you ever saw.
Wow that’s not a good run
Worse? I had a 1982 Chrysler Imperial. Nothing else need be said. @@ECPP
My XF was 3 years old and NEVER any problem.
Unfortunately BMW is not the same as it was back in the day. They’ve gone downhill while their repairs are huge dollar items!
Sad. They were a great brand. It’s just like the Land Rover brand. Too expensive to repair and maintain.
You are right Ben, they have the potential and have seen better days so we can hope things turn around at some point. With that said recent b48 and b58 engines are better than older cars
Older BMW’s were a nightmare. We bought them for their driving characteristics.
Newer BMW’s are much better. Fit and finish is better, plus B48/58 are huge game changers for them. First time in my kid I will recommend them. B58 being their best. Toyota Supra is all BMW and has B48/58 engines.
What about the warranty?? Get a Jaguar loaner when it's in the shop and enjoy it
Yes yes
What about the inconvenience of driving to the dealership?
Ive had my benz for 10 yrs..wouldn’t trade it for nothing..
Which one?
@@ECPP 2013 ml63amg
Who needs the drama of a German car? Toyota, Mazda, Subarau will save you so much stress.
Not all Mercedes Benz owners have buyers remorse. E-class owners are usually greatly satified with their cars.
I have 2016 BMW X1 as a work car 140k going strong no issues 🤷🏻♂️
That’s a great car for a daily
And there it is. Range Rover. Not built to drive in cities. They are heavy cars so it’s rough on the brakes. Brake jobs are about $4k and with this puppy, you need about 2X a year. Sad. Great car but it needs the right driving conditions. Open road and off road. Not city.
I agree, they are probably the nicest riding SUV out there, but many people can’t commit long term to these units
If you are spending new Range Rover money it should be engineered to provide good service whether it's driven in the city the suburbs the country or off-road.
Many other vehicles are capable of doing that at a fraction of the price.
Maybe you should've bought a Kia rather than that Mercedes. I've had three bought brand-new since 2012 and never had a notable problem. Minor stuff few and far between. Fuel pump went bad in the first a 2012 Turbocharged AWD Sportage, under warranty. Nothing else for the life of the car and traded it in 2016 for an identical new one. Second was a 2013 Rio. Had it for 90,000 miles without even a license plate light burning out. Sold it to my boss and his kid totaled it. Third is a 2016 Turbocharged AWD Sportage. Knock sensor went bad at 95,000 miles and was replaced. Nothing else so far.
All that compared to a 2011 Toyota Camry that we bought brand new in that year. Damned thing was leaking oil on our driveway because the robot that sealed the oil pan was out of calibration. Took it straight to Kia and traded it in. Bottom line is that any car these days can be troublesome. Depends on what robot was having issues that day.
Great entertainment then ending with buyers remorse. If our new Audi stops leaking oil we know it's over a quart low and time to add some.
Audi=Exxon Valdez
@@mikefoehr235😂😂😂
I was shocked to see the BMW X3 on this list. Guess I got lucky, no issues on mine and love the vehicle.
Hope it holds well for you too. They are a great driving unit, especially with the B58 turbo 6
Newer ones are nice. BMW and Audi have been putting lots of work into their vehicles, while others have been slacking.
2:30 PONY!! On a Jaguar!!! Oooohhh...you owe a lot of beers for that one. Otherwise, very good & informative video.
Your videos are excellent.
They've really helped me out
Glad to help!
Save you time:
9. Jaguar XF 8.8%
8. Nissan Versa & Versa Note 8.7 ~ 9%
7. BMW X3 9%
6. BMW X1 10.4%
5. Mini Cooper Clubman 10.7%
4. Land Rover Range Rover Evoque 10.9%
3. Land Rover Sport 11.8%
2. BMW 3 series N20 engine 11.8%
1. Mercedes Benz C Class 12.4%
I'm hurt!! My 2011 Jaguar XF made the list. I got that same model since 2012, 128083 miles, I love that car, I'm familiar with the problems that you mentioned, but I still love it. It's not that hard on my wallet tho, I bring it to my local mechanic, not the dealership after warranty was off.
Great car and the newer version likely sees more shop visits but enthusiasts like us find ways to manage nuances of these rare and unique cars. I managed to own a Lamborghini and less maintenance budget than my bmw 3 series car. I still say enjoy that beasutiful ride
@@ECPP True and glad to hear that. Thank you very much for your content Sir.
from toronto love your videos. i have a bmw x3 n55 2014 i love it
Hi, thanks for reaching out, it’s great to hear from a neighbor. Have a great weekend
Dude, that Jaguar XF is a 13-15-year-old vehicle and it's the pre-LCI variant. I've had my 2013 XF LCI for four years now and I'm going to keep it for many years to come. It's gorgeous, inside and out, drives nicely and is fairly reliable.
Facts are facts my friend.....you brought a good one that got away.
I love to hear your kind of story about a long-lasting car! You must take good care of your cars. Good for you!😊
Another reason not to buy a car is because it lights up the check engine light, money tree “, as South Main Auto says.
The worst part about the new Lexus and Toyota front end isn't the grille, it's the lip just above it. Totally destroys the rest of the design touches. So unnatural
“Jo-Jo the Circus Boy!” Funny line!
$1500 for an oil change, that is daylight robbery. I guess for the consumer they need to research not just the cost of a car, but maintenance as well.
Been ripped off, it doesn't cost anything like that. I don't believe a word he says, but of course I do have great knowledge of the industry.
Less BMWs on the road around here and those who used to own them said they were junk.
Great review! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Mark have your subframe bolts in the front replaced they tend to stretch out....
In this new economy, there seems to be no such thing as aggressive or good lease rates anymore.
You hvae the best reviews man!
Thank you very much
My car is complete POS, bought it new and the ownership has been very disspointing, but I will not trade it in and drive it to the ground just because I dont want to lose any money on constant trade ins. Also speaking of X3 in the video - nice car, very reliable too. The phrase that "Clubman has the BMW lack of reliability" rather should sound vice versa. X1 and X2 built on the mini platform definitely have the mini`s lack of reliability. Agree on the n20 engine, definitely not the best, but you wont have any issues 1st year or for the matter of fact for the first 5-6 years. Haters gonna hate anyways.
Some great points indeed
Friends don’t let friends buy land rovers or bmws
Cheers
Great info . Thanks. CAMRY it is!! (the FOREVER CAR!!)
I feel it's my duty to advise our American cousins about the pronunciation of Jaguar. It is like, 'jag-you-are'. There is no 'W' in Jaguar.
Thank you for another great review, I believe I've subscribed already.
This is too bad regarding the Jaguar XF, Land Rover, and the Mini Cooper Clubman, all nice-looking vehicles. That said, the worst car I have ever leased was the Audi A6, a horrible car.
Yes sometimes, some of the coolest vehicles have big troubles. Sometimes its still worth it.
9:27 and 9:58 Umm that's not the tail light going opaque, that's water, you need to take that in ASAP now and switch that out as the seal has failed and its letting water in, which will if left alone, start to screw up the wiring harness and the electronics as it throws the grounds out of wack and introduces corrison and iron into the system, which can cause a short and a failure, and or fire if bad enough
Thank you for educating the public.
you were saving so many people, money and heartaches . 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you very much George.
No, he's making the 'public avoid some great cars.
Love my 2019 BMW X1.
I have an acquaintance who owns a range Rover and he's had nothing but problems it stays in the shop just recently his back window went all the way down for no reason so stupid but he thinks it's a status symbol but it shows ignorance
Can’t get past that ugly front end on the Lexus, it’s horrendous. Too puff-puff of a ride. Like driving a couch on wheels.
Haha, nice
The dealer does not title demos so this should not shew the numbers. They are sold as demos with you as the first owner.
video suggestion...do video on top great cars of each decade past, like 1950`s though 2020
Hmmmmmmmmmmm/ Mark U show a LEXUS as a picture of: " You'll HATE These 10 Cars So Much That You'll Sell Them Immediately " Yet LEXUS Has the ABSOLUTE RE-SALE and Dependability by JDPower..........Whats wrong with THAT Picture?
A reference to the intro and the grill. Amazingly solid cars though
What do you think of 2.0 turbo charge engine with 10 speeds transmission in the acura rdx its reliability.
It's pretty good car, very nice to drive, and has enough power ,it's faster than previous rdx with 3.5 v6 and much more beautiful and.
Let’s get real , despite reliability issues in most of European vehicles is not a secret that repairs and maintenance are very expensive in those cars , however usually people who buy a Range Rover (for example) won’t touch the car with 10 feet pole, only gas( probably 87) and let’s go ! Besides oil change prices on those beautiful machines NOBODY is going to use the best oil for your car unless you buy it yourself and you see with your own eyes how the mechanic is putting into your car engine, so dealers and shop operators use a low quality oil or at least cheaper than the one you would buy for your car, increasing the possibility of more engine problems like those you mentioned.
Wow. Good to know.
You bet
Acura Integra A-Spec Tech CVT. Uncomfortable seats, door rattles, sticky steering wheel / rack defect issue that Honda recalled for the Civic, fuel nozzle had to be replaced due to leak / evap code. Traded for a cpo 23 TLX sh-awd and a completely different experience. Lost money on the trade but after a year I was done. Never get the first model year of a new car.
Integra is a base model economy vehicle. It’s just a Civic with a tad nicer interior. Same class as a Hyundai Elantra.
TLX is a step up. Type S is the top for Acura.
Doesn’t like the C class Merc but still has it,wtf? I have a Merc C250, nine years old,39,000 miles, no problems at all, looks and drives like new.I’ve had cars for over fifty years, this one is the best so far. Worst, BMtroubleyou,by a country mile.
These cars would such bad reliability. It seems like it would be cheaper to just make the car better than to give all these incentives to convince people to buy them.
Silly question but how do people get rid of these vehicles? They trade them in or sell them back?