@@xFlared I've never understood why a few days after you buy your car the dealer calls you (or the manufacturer) and asks how reliability is. I've only driven it home from the lot...I HOPE nothing's wrong yet. Get back to me in seven or ten years!
Because those cars don't need an ad for reliability. They sell on their own. The Manufacture call the shots on what car they are promoting and money available to pay these clowns.
Daniel Gorini Rodrigues this is the list of most reliable cars you can buy in 2020. Most of these cars have been around for many many years except the Hyundai Kona.
M4st3rm1nd Hyundai is in the list? There you go proves my point. You have to realize that this video is made by a PR company, I'd rather listen to a mechanic.
I personally don't trust any car reliability ranking if it doesn't include the 2 most popular/reliable/fuel-efficient non-electric cars ever made: the Civic and the Corolla. In the worst-case scenario, these two should be at the bottom of that 10-car list. There's a reason you see more Civics and Corollas on North-American roads than any other make & model, even today. The only thing I agree with in this vid is that there are no American-made cars in that list. Finally, and most importantly, consistency is a must when doing such studies: First: type of vehicle: A sedan, for instance, should not belong in a list that includes an SUV or truck, and vice versa. Second: consistency in number of vehicles studied. For example: If your ranking results are based on 100 same-model Nissan trucks and a certain Toyota truck is in the list, the number of Toyota trucks must be 100 too. Third: consistency in time of ownership/miles driven/geographical location. Not that it's the case here, but one can't conclude that a given vehicle driven 100,000 miles for 1 year somewhere in Minesota is less reliable than the same vehicle driven with the same mileage, during the same length of time somewhere in Texas. Fourth: type of vehicle. An electric car should not be in the same list as a gasoline car, and vice versa. Fifth: type of transmission (for gasoline cars). An automatic is not necessarily more reliable than the same car with a stick shift, and vice versa. Sixth: consistency in the kind of drivers that owned the car: there aren't 2 Homo sapiens on the planet who drive exactly the same way. The only remedy to this is using human clones or robots. I probably forgot many more factors, like type of terrain, vehicle driven mostly with many passengers on board vs. driven mostly by the driver alone, etc. What I'm saying here basically is that it's practically impossible to make such studies, lol. Seriously folks, get what YOU are aching for, not what anybody tells you what you should get. Me? Aching for the Civic Si :-) P.S: my intention isn't to "put down" this channel. Far from it. Knowledge is always a good thing.
I think there's an error, I could be wrong. The Kona I dont think shares with the Accent. I believe it's the Elantra. The 2.0 motor that's in my Elantra powers the Kona if you dont choose the 1.6 Turbo. Which also powers the Elantra Sport. The 2.0 naturally aspirated motor should prove more reliable than the 1.6 gdi turbo. The Hyundai Venue is based on the Accent.
We need a new car because foolishly we believed in the FORD brand as reliable and bought a 2017 Fiesta which has major transmission problems and FORD won't stand by the warranty. So, of course, we want a RELIABLE car and a company that cares about a long-term relationship with their customers. We have been looking at Mazda. I will never buy a FORD again - fug'em.
I have a reliable vehicle it's a 2002 Oldsmobile Alero. Love my car. I know Toyota are very reliable too! My mom use to have a Toyota Tundra, very reliable truck.
Not really. Most technological? That'll be the Germans, and that's why Lexus vehicles are much more reliable, because they don't update their technologies that much. Most luxurious, depends. Most comfortable, probably yes with Lincoln, but it doesn't drive nearly as well as BMWs or Mercs. Still would buy a Lexus over those, though. I want my car to stay on the road more than the service center.
@Soham Panigrahi Porsche are really good, but their service centers are far and between in our country. As for Bimmers, they aren't as comfy as Mercs and Audis, but they do last longer.
Yes it’s one of the most reliable. The only models that are actually nice are the Rx, GS, LS, LX, LC, AND LFA. all the other ones aren’t nice. As for technology, you have no idea what you’re talking about. Lexus is usually YEARS behind everyone else.
Not sure how you determine a new car is reliable. Tell me after 5 years of service how reliable that model is then I think you could better determine a vehicle is reliable.
Most of these vehicles have older motors that have already proven themselves and history shows automakers always make these older motors more and more reliable as they work out minor issues. For example the Mx5 is on a 1.6 sky active that is almost a decade old and on a light weight vehicle the motor would further have less stress.
Raul Mendez I agree as to motors, but there is much more to newer cars than the motor. Electronics have gotten very complicated. If something is going to fail, it’s more likely to be that.
How about going 19 yrs back in time. I own a 2001 Lexus IS 300 and it's at 275 thousand miles ( never broke down or let me on the side of the road). It's still running strong as is it's transmission. Going for the 500 k mark (-:
That’s true, I and along with most people never keepcars past their warranty. We would always upgrade before it ends, therefore reliability doesn’t matter to us if it’s under warranty anyway
You are right but these clowns get paid to advertise new cars. We the consumer are treated like fools and don't realize what these so called geniuses are doing. It's all about money over perceived reliability on a newer car. So stupid.
They used to call this list "Predicted Reliability" and based it on if a vehicle is similar to previous years that have been reliable. Also based on the manufacturers history of reliability (Toyota) for example.
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I think it’s supposed to be a list for if you’re planning on buying a car in 2020, then these are some cars that people should look at getting. Like me. I plan on getting a car in 2020, and luckily, one of the cars that I’ve had my eye on (Mazda CX-3/CX-5) made this list. I’ve also been really looking at getting a Toyota Rav 4
Am I missing something here? How have these been determined the most reliable? Based on what? Reports and reviews of the 2019 models? This is a stupid list!
There's nothing to break because there's not much in it ( which is a good thing for me ) I mean it has manual roof ( excluding your RF ), manual gearbox ( most likely ), simple infotainment, no electric seats, and a simple N/A motor. Is there even anything to break?
Right. But don't be too happy. Your car is more reliable than most of the new cars at their first ages and the most of the new cars are already 99.99% reliable at their first ages. So your car could be only 0.01% more reliable if your car is a perfect car!!!
@@renwang2275 Unfortunately that's incorrect. Toyota sells the Land Cruiser and Land Cruiser Prado in America as the Lexus LX and GX. You might want to check Wikipedia for some lite reading and info gathering. ✌🏾
Joshua George it doesn’t share the engine as the 4Runner is only v6 and the gx is only v8. Also they share a lot more than you think. The floor pan in both is identical, much of the dash structure underneath and many other tihings. It’s closer in relation than you might realize.it does share the platform with the fj which got it from the gx.
There are no more new cars for people who are bawling on a budget anymore because that average new car price is skyrocketing as I last checked it was above 35k for the minimum
335i101 It came out June 17. It is about to get a facelift in 2020. You can google it on your own. This presenter is wrong. It is an accent under the skin. Technically, it is not an SUV.
No surprise that there are no German or American cars on the list. German cars are way overhyped, use premium gas, and are expensive to maintain. JD Powers and the Chevy ads are very misleading.
Meanwhile my MB250, I load in regular gas (not premium) and zero issues. Great handling and I love the interior and exterior. Meanwhile there is a Toyota crap product in the beginning of every traffic jam.
My 2010 Honda Accord LX-P has 230K miles and still drives beautifully. Paid $22K brand new, fully loaded. Everything under the hood are the original parts except for the starter, battery, and spark plugs. All I do on her is the basic maintenance and I use full synthetic oil and extended performance filters every change. She's never left me stranded, not even one time in 10 years. That's reliability folks!
Honda needs to step up their game. Their 1.5 turbo, body paint, AC unit failures and infotainment issues need to get resolved ASAP before the brand takes a permanent perception hit.
And after all the issues you mentioned why didn't you mention their sales? Do they really need to promote Civic and Crv on the list? Why waste the money to these advertising clowns. Clearly the consumers still buy turbo issues, thin paint etc. Honda was still bashed even back in the perceived reliable days. Dude it's all about money. Don't kid yourself. The top selling vehicles according to their list are not reliable? People need a head shake if they believe this nonsense
Well Mazda isn't partnered with Ford anymore thank God. Also Mazda signed an agreement with Toyota to supply SkyActiv gasoline and diesel engines engine technology.
Robert Neville Toyota is using Mazda Skyactive. Toyota Yaris is a rebadged Mazda2, is 100% Mazda with a Toyota badge on it. In return Mazda can use their hybrid tech.
Well now Mazdas are considered reliable next with Honda and Toyota on the list. I think most people when it comes to reliability, especially most mechanics I think wouldn't list Mazda on the category of reliability due to having Ford parts in the past. Correct me if I am wrong.
@@weirdtemple1217 No sir you are not wrong at all, however you did miss th whole point of this segment. Its purely advertising. Why isn't Mazda 3, Civic, Corolla, rav 4 mentioned? It's obvious. They don't need to advertise because they sell themselves. The Manufacturer is throwing money at the low volume sellers or ones to impact sales. Now if you want to discuss Mazda, their sales are not reflecting where they should be so its probably needed to throw them into the mix. Reliable or not at the end of the day this is about money. If you move to other you tube segments the order will be different and cars chosen maybe different because it's what money they have available to promote the brand or model. Mazda may not even show up but I bet dollars to donuts at this point they need to
@@moeanthony9308 Well I agree, it's all advertising, I guess I was referring to why Mazdas were also included yet without Civic, Rav4 and Corollas. I am not sure about the CVT transmissions on Toyotas and Hondas, they are risky, and I heard the brand new Rav4's quality isn't the same as before, but like you said a different segment the list is different, so yeah my comments can be irrelevant. I wanted to mention Mazda lol.
The new corolla has transmission tsb as soon as it comes out. Meaning its replacable under a 'if you see something say something before its too late' policy. Probably why it didnt make it onto this list. All the car on this list has one thing in common. New sheet metal with updated "old" powertrain that the company has had for awhile.
I'm generally impressed with Mazda with what they are doing over these recent years. Their cars have become more attractive to the eye and now generally giving you value for your money. Kudos to Mazda for that
Justin Ragland yes and the western world still keeps on funding a country we were at war with less than 100 years ago doing shocking things to our soldiers... short memories! I’d rather walk than drive a Japanese car...how many American or European cars do you think you see other there? Absolute madness!
Carbon build up, leaks, fragile plastics in the bay, horrible engine designs, DSG failures, and constant electronic issues. Basically everything that an Audi has, excluding the luxury.
In Germany VW gets called Au Weh. What means Oh, I'm hurt. And yes it hurt your wallet! Problem after problem after problem! But who cares when your dash has Christmas all year around.
If a car is actually built in 2019, then no matter what the car manufacturer or car sales says, it's a 2019. not a 2020. How can you tell me what the most reliable car for 2020 is when it's only 01/01/ 2020 today???
Simple it has a manual gear box, no computer, no electronics controls, no need to fiqure out if its safe too shift, no recalls, no law suits. It preforms like it should every time, simple to fix and works good and last long time without breaking down or requiring a tear down.
Hahaha gotta love it, most reliable car is an MX5. Right after that DEPRESSING list of EnthusiastEnemies - I mean, Crossovers. Also, PLEASE buy new, manual, non-SUVs. Even automatic is fine, just STOP buying SUVs, they are pointless, worse to drive, and the demand is killing lower center of gravity cars (everyone that buys real off roaders like the 4runner, you're different - so long as you actually use that thing). Look at the shared platforms of cars of these manufacturers for similar reliability for non-SUV counterparts.
How can you make a “most reliable” list on the future?? A bit premature.
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Hyundai/Kia products have really improved in quality and reliability in the last 10 years! Their entry here is noteworthy as the only non-Japanese winner. Not only is it a winner in the most reliable list, but it also has a 10 year warranty.
My hyandai Elantra 2020 had engine failure at 65k miles. I bought it used but it was traumatizing to deal with this because the car was $18k and to replace the Engine would be $7333. Hyundai does have a "goodwill" thing? It covers some coats of replacing mechanical parts or something. All I know is hyandai is paying 70 percent of the repair.
It's sad that Honda is no longer what it used to be. And also the reason I bought my first Toyota ever. I love the new Miata too, but still shocked to see it as #1.
Craig Chevalier They stopped focus on quality and robustness due to over ambitious design, flimsy plastics, sourcing from China and they turned back on customer concerns. They have the insistence of not paying for any warranty issues or paying dealer low pay, thus causing the dealers to refuse repairs. Toyota is doing great and Mazda is on the upswing
@Robert Neville But that doesn't mean it's reliable. Initial quality, yeah nissan's great at that but over time, the problems start to stack up. I just wish Nissan went back to their old ways with no nonsense, practical and somewhat reliable everyday cars.
nissan was good. i bought a 1994 nissan cefiro $700, ac blows ice cold, everything in good working condition. it never gave me any trouble in the past 6 years, i even took her off road for hunting sometimes. replaced tires once and a new battery. vq25 engine runs very smooth with cheapest oil on sale.
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I just don't Understand Consumer Reports Rating systems. One or two models of the Brand is Sufficient enough to Represent the Brand. Why sometimes put 5-- 7 different models of the same brand to fill in many spots. It makes No sense at all or maybe Toyota and Lexus giving too much money to Consumer Reports.....
i think they are going entirley by model so a bad trim could mess a models chances up, like the 1.5l turbo with gdi has oil dilution problems but the 2.0l the civic also offers is still reliable espesially with the manual paired, where toyota and mazda hasnt turbod anything really
@@shaunclancey1107 I tend to think a naturally aspirated engine with a traditional geared automatic or a manual is the best combo. I'm sure there are fairly reliable turbo engines and CVTs aren't as bad as they used to be, but when there are other options I'd give them a pass.
@@jeffmorse645 completely agree just when comparing them to other japanese non gdi turbod engines theres just more to go wrong, but overall great engines and definitly better than nissan cvts lmao
Honda has good engines but they were never reliable as a Toyota. They have weak automatic transmission. Plus Honda is known for generators they can never be good in automobiles
jperkins1269 when you buy a prius! Its not about bragging & showing off, its all about saving money/gas & reliability!! Some stupid people buys a luxury car but no money to earn just trying to showing off 🙄😂
Dexter Paglinawan I agree it’s not about showing off it’s about saving money but the last generation was not ugly hence it sold more cars. A good looking car and saving money shouldn’t be mutually exclusive.
No American brand No German brand No Italy brand I mean even though I am a ford guy, I already knew that Lexus would be in the most reliable cars, and some other Japanese cars, but was shocked to see mazda
When Mazda freed itself in its partnership from Ford, (from 1974 to 2015) their quality improved considerably...so long as it didn't come from a plant in Mexico. MX-5 roadster, the RX-8, as well as the CX-7 crossover SUV and Mazda 5 Mini-van are all made in Japan...with some parts dilution (with the MX-5 Miata 100% Made in Japan). Mazda's brand loyalty is still struggling as a result of the Ford partnership; it was 39 percent in 2016, below the industry average of 53 percent (latest report from May 15, 2017).
Mazda will come out with a hybrid-esque SkyActivX that does 40-60mpg.... They are in the engine game and 'going to get it right' before shifting to electric. They are testing this new engine in smaller markets (i.e. Europe) to make sure there are no flaws before introducing it here.
Viren vs they recently switched from partnering with ford to partnering with Toyota to make cars. In a nutshell, they decided to return to their Japanese roots after a stint in America
Are you sure that Mazda CX 9 is the most reliable vehicle? You will be crying right after five years of ownership. So many owners weren’t happy so far just as Ford Explorers.
@@kola2018 In my opinion Teslas are great cars, but nowdays there are some quality problems with them: - A few days ago I saw a brake pedal fall :D - A read in news a brand new model X left the glass roof on highway - A few weeks ago I saw an older Tesla (at about 70k km) standing in the middle of the road: the cooling water leaked into the engine, total damage of the car and so on... but I hope Tesla will avoid these problems in the future, so maybe U are true ;)
The hard part of owning a Lexus is you don't want to give it up. I love my 2002 Lexus ES300 and doing the recommend maintenance had little problems unlike the GM vehicles I owned. At 167,000 miles the car still drives like a dream.
ND Miata owner here. I think part of the reason Miatas are so reliable is they’re pretty simple machines. Not a ton of electronics in these cars. The parts aren’t pricey but the quality is good. I’ve had mine 18 months and put 23,000 miles on it, and have not had a mechanical or electronic issue yet. If you can live with a car this small, buy one. You won’t regret it!
@@acuras4ever there are weekly complaints from mazda overers in the motoring section in the newdpaper. Google reviews for mazda in pakenham and berwick would put anybody off the idea of dealing with them and I have only ever been 100% happy with my Hyundais and treated so much better over 15 years than I have been by mazda aus in 4 years. They are so up themselves because there are people out there that even though they don't own a mazda or Hyundai believe they are better. They are not and I wouldn't think twice about it. Hyundai AND Kia arr a far, far better buy.
@Rj M - That's the fault of most owners. Most cars are prone to rust eventually, not just Mazda. My '05 Mazda has very little to no rust and driven through every winter in a city where they use salt and brine. The trick is to get the car sprayed every year, such as I have since new using Krown. It not only protects body panels or subframe but other things such as brake lines, gas lines and tank.
Amazing that the most reliable is also the most fun! I heard that the MX5 gets the most reckless driving citations than any other car as well. Completely understandable, 'cause I believe my grandmother could drift this car easily.
I have 3 peugeot,s a 2008 407 coupe 2.7 hdi,a 2010 207 hdi and a 2015 308 gt all with well in excess of 70.000 klms and one of them has 254.000 klms they have cost me not a red cent bar tyres,servicing regularly and fuel now that is what I call RELIABLE.
Don't fall into the trap of thinking Japanese = reliable. Toyota & Lexus get high marks. Honda is slightly below Toyota. Nissan's CVTs have a bad reputation and the redesigned 2019 Mazda 3 is a major disappointment with at least 6 recalls. Even if the car brand is reliable, do your research on the specific car you like before you buy.
My wife's had her ND Miata for 4 years and I've had my Hyundai i30 diesel for 6 years . Neither have given the slightest problem apart from as would be expected a new set of boots on the Hyundai. Would buy either make of car in a heart beat Fantasic value for the Hyundai and fantastic fun for the Miata
It might be best to hold off on buying a new gas car. This because by 2025 new electric cars are predicted to be the same price or less than gas only vehicles.
@@starwarskong don’t do what I did 3 weeks ago, I totaled mine. Not really my fault, but still totaled.😢 Only good news is besides not getting killed, it held so much value I was able to put a huge down payment on my new 2021 4-R TRD Off Road premium...
European cars are a disgrace in the automotive industry. Their unreliability is criminal. If you buy an European car, you just buying the name brand that is it. What a shame!!!
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The most reliable cars of 2020 won't be known until 2030.
I watch these videos of young rich folks purchasing their cars and week one vlogging; "so far it's been reliable"....Well no shit!
You mean 2021? 2020 is one year...
@@MouseyBusiness even the Ford Pinto was reliable the 1st year. These dweebs are just guessing.
@@xFlared I've never understood why a few days after you buy your car the dealer calls you (or the manufacturer) and asks how reliability is. I've only driven it home from the lot...I HOPE nothing's wrong yet. Get back to me in seven or ten years!
Not necessarily
The only surprise is that the Toyota RAV4 and Corolla weren’t on the list.
Probably because they are all-new for the year.
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@@DiwaGalvez and the Kona is not so new?
Because those cars don't need an ad for reliability. They sell on their own. The Manufacture call the shots on what car they are promoting and money available to pay these clowns.
How is it possible to rate the most reliable car of 2020 in 2019? You have to wait at least 5 years to come up with some sort of rating.
Daniel Gorini Rodrigues this is the list of most reliable cars you can buy in 2020. Most of these cars have been around for many many years except the Hyundai Kona.
M4st3rm1nd Hyundai is in the list? There you go proves my point. You have to realize that this video is made by a PR company, I'd rather listen to a mechanic.
@@daniel.gorini Agreed on the Hyundai.
I guess my 2004 Honda Accord was too old to make this list.
John Lopez great cars
Honda and Toyota is about the same in Quality and Reliability.... This Rating is Not Right here.
My 2003 Corolla won’t die. Only done the brakes, tires and changed the battery. Just change the oil and it’s good.
my 1998 mazda lantis won't die.
I personally don't trust any car reliability ranking if it doesn't include the 2 most popular/reliable/fuel-efficient non-electric cars ever made: the Civic and the Corolla. In the worst-case scenario, these two should be at the bottom of that 10-car list.
There's a reason you see more Civics and Corollas on North-American roads than any other make & model, even today.
The only thing I agree with in this vid is that there are no American-made cars in that list.
Finally, and most importantly, consistency is a must when doing such studies:
First: type of vehicle:
A sedan, for instance, should not belong in a list that includes an SUV or truck, and vice versa.
Second: consistency in number of vehicles studied. For example: If your ranking results are based on 100 same-model Nissan trucks and a certain Toyota truck is in the list, the number of Toyota trucks must be 100 too.
Third: consistency in time of ownership/miles driven/geographical location. Not that it's the case here, but one can't conclude that a given vehicle driven 100,000 miles for 1 year somewhere in Minesota is less reliable than the same vehicle driven with the same mileage, during the same length of time somewhere in Texas.
Fourth: type of vehicle. An electric car should not be in the same list as a gasoline car, and vice versa.
Fifth: type of transmission (for gasoline cars). An automatic is not necessarily more reliable than the same car with a stick shift, and vice versa.
Sixth: consistency in the kind of drivers that owned the car: there aren't 2 Homo sapiens on the planet who drive exactly the same way. The only remedy to this is using human clones or robots.
I probably forgot many more factors, like type of terrain, vehicle driven mostly with many passengers on board vs. driven mostly by the driver alone, etc.
What I'm saying here basically is that it's practically impossible to make such studies, lol.
Seriously folks, get what YOU are aching for, not what anybody tells you what you should get.
Me? Aching for the Civic Si :-)
P.S: my intention isn't to "put down" this channel. Far from it. Knowledge is always a good thing.
A reliable list of 2020 cars? How does this make sense? We need to see how reliable these cars are over the next few years.
Almost any manufacturer can build a vehicle that will last 90 days without problems. Let's look at 5 to 10 years down the road and see how they fare.
search 2020 reliable cars
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you can’t make a list on reliability without Honda in it.
Hondas are made in the midwest & mexico now (even a few Acura is made in the US now), reliability has fallen sharply.
How the heck can anybody know if a car is reliable or not if it has just got out of the assembly line?
You forgot to mention TESLA, an American car and in fact the future of the auto industry.
You can't claim a car, or anything , is reliable until considerable time has passed.
I had Toyota Corolla and Yaris before. They are built to last, no major engine problems and electrical faults that I encountered.
Surprised Toyota Highlander didn’t make their list.
I think there's an error, I could be wrong. The Kona I dont think shares with the Accent. I believe it's the Elantra. The 2.0 motor that's in my Elantra powers the Kona if you dont choose the 1.6 Turbo. Which also powers the Elantra Sport. The 2.0 naturally aspirated motor should prove more reliable than the 1.6 gdi turbo. The Hyundai Venue is based on the Accent.
I love the Mazda’s on here as they have seemed to be very reliable over the past decade but I’m surprised not to see a CX-5
We need a new car because foolishly we believed in the FORD brand as reliable and bought a 2017 Fiesta which has major transmission problems and FORD won't stand by the warranty. So, of course, we want a RELIABLE car and a company that cares about a long-term relationship with their customers. We have been looking at Mazda. I will never buy a FORD again - fug'em.
Notice not one of these has a CVT!
the 2 Priuses no. 2 and 3 do
Oh yes the public needs to shun them.i hate them
@@boldyo Priuses and all other Toyota hybrids don't have CVTs, they have what they call a power split device.
I have a reliable vehicle it's a 2002 Oldsmobile Alero. Love my car. I know Toyota are very reliable too! My mom use to have a Toyota Tundra, very reliable truck.
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It is the luxury version of Prado not 4 Runner.
Most reliable cars = most gutless powered cars. Impressed by the Miata though
I think Lexus deserve to be best car automaker in the world because it's most reliable most luxurious most technological
Not really. Most technological? That'll be the Germans, and that's why Lexus vehicles are much more reliable, because they don't update their technologies that much. Most luxurious, depends. Most comfortable, probably yes with Lincoln, but it doesn't drive nearly as well as BMWs or Mercs.
Still would buy a Lexus over those, though. I want my car to stay on the road more than the service center.
@Soham Panigrahi Porsche is about as reliable as Lexus? Hey, man. Whatever you're smoking, pass it over here.
@Soham Panigrahi Porsche are really good, but their service centers are far and between in our country. As for Bimmers, they aren't as comfy as Mercs and Audis, but they do last longer.
Soham Panigrahi broke people buy Lexus?? U sound stupid as hell
Yes it’s one of the most reliable. The only models that are actually nice are the
Rx, GS, LS, LX, LC, AND LFA. all the other ones aren’t nice. As for technology, you have no idea what you’re talking about. Lexus is usually YEARS behind everyone else.
Most reliable cars of 2020:
1. 1994 Celica
2. My wife’s Lexus
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How the hell do you rate reliably on a car not even a year old?!
Especially if it's been redesigned.
Judging by how many problems it has in one year probably idk
Google it.
History has shown these brands dominate the reliability point for years.
Because these brands use 10 year old technology. The key words he used is, "if it aint broke don't fix it".
Not sure how you determine a new car is reliable. Tell me after 5 years of service how reliable that model is then I think you could better determine a vehicle is reliable.
I agree with David but to me 5 years is new! How about after 10 years!
Most of these vehicles have older motors that have already proven themselves and history shows automakers always make these older motors more and more reliable as they work out minor issues. For example the Mx5 is on a 1.6 sky active that is almost a decade old and on a light weight vehicle the motor would further have less stress.
Raul Mendez I agree as to motors, but there is much more to newer cars than the motor. Electronics have gotten very complicated. If something is going to fail, it’s more likely to be that.
most car can pass first 5 year no issue. how about 10 year, 15years, 20 years.
They take 3 year old vehicles from every brand and rank how many problems they’ve had.
Listing the top 10 most reliable car that's ten years old makes more sense.
For sure. However, the list would likely be very similar.
How about going 19 yrs back in time. I own a 2001 Lexus IS 300 and it's at 275 thousand miles ( never broke down or let me on the side of the road). It's still running strong as is it's transmission. Going for the 500 k mark (-:
That’s true, I and along with most people never keepcars past their warranty. We would always upgrade before it ends, therefore reliability doesn’t matter to us if it’s under warranty anyway
The CR site explains how it determines reliability; unless the vehicle is completely new, the process includes reliability data from previous years.
You are right but these clowns get paid to advertise new cars. We the consumer are treated like fools and don't realize what these so called geniuses are doing. It's all about money over perceived reliability on a newer car. So stupid.
Most reliable cars 2020
0:45 10. Lexus GS
1:20 9. Mazda CX-9
1:55 8. Toyota 4Runner
2:30 7. Lexus NX
3:05 6. Mazda CX-3
3:44 5. Hyundai Kona
4:29 4. Lexus GX
5:15 3. Toyota Prius
5:38 2. Toyota Prius Prime
6:05 1. Mazda MX-5
I think Scotty Kilmer would agree!
Rev up your engines!
"Endless moneypits"!
His 1-10 is different years of manual Celica.
Yes and no, you’re forgetting the Honda’s
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How can you call these cars the most reliable of 2020 when it takes years to determine reliability??
Terry Quinn as you can see on the video, most models on this list have been in production for some time, proving reliability
They used to call this list "Predicted Reliability" and based it on if a vehicle is similar to previous years that have been reliable. Also based on the manufacturers history of reliability (Toyota) for example.
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Most reliable of 2020...bruh 2020 didn’t even start yet 🤣
I think it’s supposed to be a list for if you’re planning on buying a car in 2020, then these are some cars that people should look at getting. Like me. I plan on getting a car in 2020, and luckily, one of the cars that I’ve had my eye on (Mazda CX-3/CX-5) made this list. I’ve also been really looking at getting a Toyota Rav 4
Yeah I'm hearin' ya bro. It's really the most reliable of 2020 models which seem to be released in the US after about what Feb/March??
@@qeetta92 No Mazda cx 30? Brah don't buy that dinky car cx 3. Are you a little person?
Yep it's a laugh . It's Not even Started yet, How can it be Already ???
2020 models are sold starting fall 2019.Where have you been.It's been this way for decades.
Am I missing something here? How have these been determined the most reliable? Based on what? Reports and reviews of the 2019 models? This is a stupid list!
All hail the miata!
PD: I own a 2019 RF :)
Yep Mazda had some extra advertising dollars to spend because Mazda is hurting in sales
There's nothing to break because there's not much in it ( which is a good thing for me )
I mean it has manual roof ( excluding your RF ), manual gearbox ( most likely ), simple infotainment, no electric seats, and a simple N/A motor. Is there even anything to break?
Right. But don't be too happy. Your car is more reliable than most of the new cars at their first ages and the most of the new cars are already 99.99% reliable at their first ages. So your car could be only 0.01% more reliable if your car is a perfect car!!!
The GX is the luxury version of the Land Cruiser Prado and NOT the 4Runner✌🏾
basically 4Runner is the North America version of Prado
@@renwang2275 Unfortunately that's incorrect. Toyota sells the Land Cruiser and Land Cruiser Prado in America as the Lexus LX and GX. You might want to check Wikipedia for some lite reading and info gathering. ✌🏾
Toyota used to sell the prado in North America once. The GX is the more expensive version. The 4Runner only shares the engine and transmission
Joshua George thanks mate 👍🏾. Learn something new everyday 🖐🏾
Joshua George it doesn’t share the engine as the 4Runner is only v6 and the gx is only v8. Also they share a lot more than you think. The floor pan in both is identical, much of the dash structure underneath and many other tihings. It’s closer in relation than you might realize.it does share the platform with the fj which got it from the gx.
Guess there are no reliable cars for people who don't have a lot of money.
Or be broke with debt lol.
There are no more new cars for people who are bawling on a budget anymore because that average new car price is skyrocketing as I last checked it was above 35k for the minimum
If there is nothing wrong with what you own then you dont need a new vehicle, or ppl should learn to live within their needs and not their wants
Buy an old civic, accord, Corolla... I recommend camry, they last a long time and very little maintenance
If you don’t have a lot of money then just buy a Toyota. If you’re rich then buy whatever you like.
How does a new car (Kona) make a list for the most reliable? One would think that reliability would be measured over time...
335i101 It came out June 17. It is about to get a facelift in 2020. You can google it on your own. This presenter is wrong. It is an accent under the skin. Technically, it is not an SUV.
bjh 3yrs isn’t very long to have reliability results....
If people’s cars are having reliability issues in the first three years, that’s not good....
Next they will say the new Hyundai Venue is reliable
No surprise that there are no German or American cars on the list. German cars are way overhyped, use premium gas, and are expensive to maintain. JD Powers and the Chevy ads are very misleading.
Meanwhile my MB250, I load in regular gas (not premium) and zero issues. Great handling and I love the interior and exterior. Meanwhile there is a Toyota crap product in the beginning of every traffic jam.
Toyotas are not crap! How many miles does your overpriced German car have on it?
CX 3 and MX 5 also need 98 OCT min ... But have both ( in Germany ) - can live with it .
@@chinadollfmd meanwhile my 2002 toyota Celica with 386k miles will run in circles non stop over your junk MB250.
I don’t care the Premium Gas BMw is the Best !
My 2010 Honda Accord LX-P has 230K miles and still drives beautifully. Paid $22K brand new, fully loaded. Everything under the hood are the original parts except for the starter, battery, and spark plugs. All I do on her is the basic maintenance and I use full synthetic oil and extended performance filters every change. She's never left me stranded, not even one time in 10 years. That's reliability folks!
What a stupid list. Kona just came out last year...you’re saying it’s more reliable than the Land Cruiser (not even on this list)?
You're wrong...
Rogemille Castillo no YOU’RE wrong. For a car to be reliable, you have to give it way longer than just a year
I would take land cruiser any day
Who else expecting Corolla? This list isn’t valid if Corolla isn’t in it. Lmao 😂
Agree!
The corolla had the worst breaks issues for 6 model years
Don't forget Camry.
They've been having CVT issues.
I agree fully
2020 Most reliable cars
Me:,Quarantined for the rest of 2020
Mazda and Honda swapped. Fun and reliable vs Fun and unreliable.
Wtf are you talking about mazda is still fun
@@youssefbayoumy5335 you drive a Mazda 6 or something.
Honda needs to step up their game. Their 1.5 turbo, body paint, AC unit failures and infotainment issues need to get resolved ASAP before the brand takes a permanent perception hit.
The Automotive News recently did a report on that very subject.
And after all the issues you mentioned why didn't you mention their sales? Do they really need to promote Civic and Crv on the list? Why waste the money to these advertising clowns. Clearly the consumers still buy turbo issues, thin paint etc. Honda was still bashed even back in the perceived reliable days. Dude it's all about money. Don't kid yourself. The top selling vehicles according to their list are not reliable? People need a head shake if they believe this nonsense
Honda will not take a peception hit.. Why? Branding.
Branding also helps on re sale. Depreciation etc.
@@moeanthony9308 Are the Ford F- Series, Chevy Silverado or Ram pickups actually reliable or are they just popular?
@@rightlanehog3151 actually they are but plaque with recalls. Why you asking? What's your definition of reliability?
Well Mazda isn't partnered with Ford anymore thank God. Also Mazda signed an agreement with Toyota to supply SkyActiv gasoline and diesel engines engine technology.
Robert Neville Toyota is using Mazda Skyactive. Toyota Yaris is a rebadged Mazda2, is 100% Mazda with a Toyota badge on it. In return Mazda can use their hybrid tech.
What's this got to do with the list?
Well now Mazdas are considered reliable next with Honda and Toyota on the list. I think most people when it comes to reliability, especially most mechanics I think wouldn't list Mazda on the category of reliability due to having Ford parts in the past. Correct me if I am wrong.
@@weirdtemple1217 No sir you are not wrong at all, however you did miss th whole point of this segment. Its purely advertising. Why isn't Mazda 3, Civic, Corolla, rav 4 mentioned? It's obvious. They don't need to advertise because they sell themselves. The Manufacturer is throwing money at the low volume sellers or ones to impact sales. Now if you want to discuss Mazda, their sales are not reflecting where they should be so its probably needed to throw them into the mix. Reliable or not at the end of the day this is about money. If you move to other you tube segments the order will be different and cars chosen maybe different because it's what money they have available to promote the brand or model. Mazda may not even show up but I bet dollars to donuts at this point they need to
@@moeanthony9308 Well I agree, it's all advertising, I guess I was referring to why Mazdas were also included yet without Civic, Rav4 and Corollas. I am not sure about the CVT transmissions on Toyotas and Hondas, they are risky, and I heard the brand new Rav4's quality isn't the same as before, but like you said a different segment the list is different, so yeah my comments can be irrelevant. I wanted to mention Mazda lol.
no corolla ? look up reliability in the dictionary and you'll see a picture of a corolla
You’re so on point.
The new corolla has transmission tsb as soon as it comes out. Meaning its replacable under a 'if you see something say something before its too late' policy. Probably why it didnt make it onto this list. All the car on this list has one thing in common. New sheet metal with updated "old" powertrain that the company has had for awhile.
Toyota should not have put the CVT in the Corolla. Just borrow the 6 speed from mazda or something
@@ianlee6416 Agreed but they probably ask for too much from Mazda already.
cuz all listed models are even better than Corolla and better performance!
I'm generally impressed with Mazda with what they are doing over these recent years. Their cars have become more attractive to the eye and now generally giving you value for your money. Kudos to Mazda for that
Japanese automakers dominate as usual.
Justin Ragland yes and the western world still keeps on funding a country we were at war with less than 100 years ago doing shocking things to our soldiers... short memories! I’d rather walk than drive a Japanese car...how many American or European cars do you think you see other there? Absolute madness!
@@PillSharks Move on dude
Franga# not me “dude”! Short memories that’s the problem!
Toyota stayed away from the CVT transmission. They knew they were junk to begin with.
@@PillSharks you have a point but made me another automobile that's more reliable than japanese-made
After seeing this list iam glad I have a VW. The MX-5 is the only interesting & fun Vehicle on the list.
I've got a VW (Alltrack manual transmission) and a MX-5. A perfect combination for my needs.
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Good job! I have a mk7 Jetta R-Line & my wife has a mk4 Jetta VR6. Sounds like we have excellent taste in cars.
Carbon build up, leaks, fragile plastics in the bay, horrible engine designs, DSG failures, and constant electronic issues. Basically everything that an Audi has, excluding the luxury.
In Germany VW gets called Au Weh. What means Oh, I'm hurt. And yes it hurt your wallet! Problem after problem after problem! But who cares when your dash has Christmas all year around.
If a car is actually built in 2019, then no matter what the car manufacturer or car sales says, it's a 2019. not a 2020.
How can you tell me what the most reliable car for 2020 is when it's only 01/01/ 2020 today???
Simple it has a manual gear box, no computer, no electronics controls, no need to fiqure out if its safe too shift, no recalls, no law suits. It preforms like it should every time, simple to fix and works good and last long time without breaking down or requiring a tear down.
2020 cars, how can you rank them, why dont you wait a year and see how they do first. can you tell us when the stock market is going to crash
Ranked on how much money they get fr om the manufacturer
He obviously came from the future.
@@Iraqveteran-ke6qu you are spot on
What are the most reliable cars in 2035?
I have a 2016 Mazda CX-5 with about 71000 miles on it and it has been absolutely perfect. Not a single problem...amazing.
O cool, I always wanted cx 5 . Have you have any transmission problems at all?
Brent Holland - He just said he no issues 🤦🏾♂️
How long have you had the car? I was interested in the model too
@@betty1810 Since 3/16/15....it was one of the first 2016 models brought in!
@@lakeatman504 That 6 speed auto is as smooth as silk.....and much better than the CVT's found in other models!
Hahaha gotta love it, most reliable car is an MX5. Right after that DEPRESSING list of EnthusiastEnemies - I mean, Crossovers. Also, PLEASE buy new, manual, non-SUVs. Even automatic is fine, just STOP buying SUVs, they are pointless, worse to drive, and the demand is killing lower center of gravity cars (everyone that buys real off roaders like the 4runner, you're different - so long as you actually use that thing). Look at the shared platforms of cars of these manufacturers for similar reliability for non-SUV counterparts.
How can you make a “most reliable” list on the future?? A bit premature.
Hyundai/Kia products have really improved in quality and reliability in the last 10 years! Their entry here is noteworthy as the only non-Japanese winner. Not only is it a winner in the most reliable list, but it also has a 10 year warranty.
My hyandai Elantra 2020 had engine failure at 65k miles. I bought it used but it was traumatizing to deal with this because the car was $18k and to replace the Engine would be $7333. Hyundai does have a "goodwill" thing? It covers some coats of replacing mechanical parts or something. All I know is hyandai is paying 70 percent of the repair.
It's sad that Honda is no longer what it used to be. And also the reason I bought my first Toyota ever. I love the new Miata too, but still shocked to see it as #1.
Craig Chevalier They stopped focus on quality and robustness due to over ambitious design, flimsy plastics, sourcing from China and they turned back on customer concerns. They have the insistence of not paying for any warranty issues or paying dealer low pay, thus causing the dealers to refuse repairs. Toyota is doing great and Mazda is on the upswing
2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser, 2009 Lexus RX350, 2010 Toyota Camry SE, 2007 Toyota Avalon... My driveway is very, very, happy!!!!
0:34 what are you talking about... LOL as IF Nissan is reliable
They were...until they partnered with Renault
@Robert Neville But that doesn't mean it's reliable. Initial quality, yeah nissan's great at that but over time, the problems start to stack up. I just wish Nissan went back to their old ways with no nonsense, practical and somewhat reliable everyday cars.
Back when nissan was nissan yes, but now that is owned by opel they are horrible.
nissan was good. i bought a 1994 nissan cefiro $700, ac blows ice cold, everything in good working condition. it never gave me any trouble in the past 6 years, i even took her off road for hunting sometimes. replaced tires once and a new battery. vq25 engine runs very smooth with cheapest oil on sale.
My 2014 Pathfinder has been super reliable
Those cars have been on the road for less than 6 months! Judge them after 6 years. Waste of time.
Well you don’t have to worry about the Toyota 4Runner not being reliable
I haven't seen a Autoguide video in forever! Have you guys fallen off? Where is Craig???
They don't even have a podcast anymore :(
@GeraldoSepulveda Oh wow! He's with Cooley!
Hey there. Yes, sadly Craig has moved on. As for the channel, it has been a long time. We're working on a new strategy for the content. Fewer Sentra review videos that no one watches and more lists that do get a lot of traffic. Just trying to refine some production values now. We've got a few more shot already and some planned. Thanks for watching!
@@AutoGuide Oh my! So Jodi, Craig, Sebastian and Sami are all gone from Autoguide!
@@DiwaGalvez Sebastian is still here! He's more focused on other sites though.
Yup like I was guessing Lexus is the first on the list of 10 most reliable cars. I'm not even finishing the video. Lexus is good for me 👍👍
The prius is an ugly car
Yall can have these I’ll gladly take that 2020 The Honda Accord Sport 2.0 turbo 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Mine does 50 mpg lol turbo 3 cylimder corsa uk car lol
That’s my number 1 choice
I have a 2008 accord and planning to upgrade to a newer version
I just don't Understand Consumer Reports Rating systems. One or two models of the Brand is Sufficient enough to Represent the Brand. Why sometimes put 5-- 7 different models of the same brand to fill in many spots. It makes No sense at all or maybe Toyota and Lexus giving too much money to Consumer Reports.....
These are NEW cars !!! Even a friggin YUGO was reliable in its first year! 🤪
I have a 20 year old Yugo that still runs and drives just fine. But i am Serbian and ours were just so much better than yours.
Yep ... YUGO USA were horrible! 🤪
@@jamesward9646 YoU-GO but the car doest 😂
@@PAUL-ESNEED Finally we gave some crap to US as well lol
Basically buy a Toyota (Lexus) or a Mazda. It is surprising to see no Hondas in there. I've heard their reliability has been slipping lately.
i think they are going entirley by model so a bad trim could mess a models chances up, like the 1.5l turbo with gdi has oil dilution problems but the 2.0l the civic also offers is still reliable espesially with the manual paired, where toyota and mazda hasnt turbod anything really
@@shaunclancey1107 I tend to think a naturally aspirated engine with a traditional geared automatic or a manual is the best combo. I'm sure there are fairly reliable turbo engines and CVTs aren't as bad as they used to be, but when there are other options I'd give them a pass.
@@jeffmorse645 completely agree just when comparing them to other japanese non gdi turbod engines theres just more to go wrong, but overall great engines and definitly better than nissan cvts lmao
@@shaunclancey1107 the mazda cx9 comes exclusively with a turbo 4 cylinder and has since 2016
Honda has good engines but they were never reliable as a Toyota. They have weak automatic transmission. Plus Honda is known for generators they can never be good in automobiles
Dude these are damn expensive cars we need this list revised for more affordable cars
Yea that base Kona will break the bank
I've had three MX5s well into the 100 thousands with no issues, the older ones are very affordable and still have many miles to offer.
What Hyundai a Japanese Car, am i wrong hearing it right!
The GX is not the same as the 4Runner.
It's closer to the land cruiser.
I actually thought it's closer to the Sequoia, while the LX is closer to the Land Cruiser
No the land cruiser is closer to the LX
I’m sorry the Prius may be reliable but it’s soooo ugly!
jperkins1269 when you buy a prius! Its not about bragging & showing off, its all about saving money/gas & reliability!! Some stupid people buys a luxury car but no money to earn just trying to showing off 🙄😂
Dexter Paglinawan I agree it’s not about showing off it’s about saving money but the last generation was not ugly hence it sold more cars. A good looking car and saving money shouldn’t be mutually exclusive.
And the new corollas, the camrys look good tho
Top 3 ugliest car ever,. Toyota has been dedicated to design stupid looking car for years
@@primarytrend7915 same your car
No American brand
No German brand
No Italy brand
I mean even though I am a ford guy, I already knew that Lexus would be in the most reliable cars, and some other Japanese cars, but was shocked to see mazda
and your point is, what ?
Gary Olafson my point is Lexus and other Japanese car brands and mazda have reliable cars
When Mazda freed itself in its partnership from Ford, (from 1974 to 2015) their quality improved considerably...so long as it didn't come from a plant in Mexico. MX-5 roadster, the RX-8, as well as the CX-7 crossover SUV and Mazda 5 Mini-van are all made in Japan...with some parts dilution (with the MX-5 Miata 100% Made in Japan). Mazda's brand loyalty is still struggling as a result of the Ford partnership; it was 39 percent in 2016, below the industry average of 53 percent (latest report from May 15, 2017).
I wonder why the f 150 is not on the list
Mazda will come out with a hybrid-esque SkyActivX that does 40-60mpg.... They are in the engine game and 'going to get it right' before shifting to electric. They are testing this new engine in smaller markets (i.e. Europe) to make sure there are no flaws before introducing it here.
Mazda has really leaped ahead of the competition in recent years. Their vehicles are not just sporty and good looking. They're also reliable.
Viren vs they recently switched from partnering with ford to partnering with Toyota to make cars. In a nutshell, they decided to return to their Japanese roots after a stint in America
I love my Mazda. On my second one and it’s about to hit 100k without a single hiccup. Still goes like the day I bought it.
cx5?
@@codycorey2593 Which car is it?
Vikram Aditya first one was a Mazda CX-7 then I got a new grand touring Mazda 6!
Are you sure that Mazda CX 9 is the most reliable vehicle? You will be crying right after five years of ownership. So many owners weren’t happy so far just as Ford Explorers.
Make a video of the most reliable cars from 2040 please!
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Tesla I think
@@kola2018 In my opinion Teslas are great cars, but nowdays there are some quality problems with them:
- A few days ago I saw a brake pedal fall :D
- A read in news a brand new model X left the glass roof on highway
- A few weeks ago I saw an older Tesla (at about 70k km) standing in the middle of the road: the cooling water leaked into the engine, total damage of the car
and so on... but I hope Tesla will avoid these problems in the future, so maybe U are true ;)
Mazda all the way! Love them! Long live Mazda!!
Mostly love them for sticking with the rotary engines longer than anyone else.
The hard part of owning a Lexus is you don't want to give it up. I love my 2002 Lexus ES300 and doing the recommend maintenance had little problems unlike the GM vehicles I owned. At 167,000 miles the car still drives like a dream.
You can say the car is reliable if the mileage reached more than 300,000 miles. It's only 2020 and those cars are still new!
ND Miata owner here. I think part of the reason Miatas are so reliable is they’re pretty simple machines. Not a ton of electronics in these cars. The parts aren’t pricey but the quality is good. I’ve had mine 18 months and put 23,000 miles on it, and have not had a mechanical or electronic issue yet. If you can live with a car this small, buy one. You won’t regret it!
Too soon to give your opinion on reliability. Come back to me in 230,000 miles. Your engine didn't even break in yet.
Mazda has been noted has a reliable car for years.
But they are not. My Hyundai and all the Kias my family and friends own are far more reliable and well made than my 2016 mazda heap it's not funny.
Mia Tand they are extremely reliable. You might have a lemon on your hand.
@@acuras4ever there are weekly complaints from mazda overers in the motoring section in the newdpaper. Google reviews for mazda in pakenham and berwick would put anybody off the idea of dealing with them and I have only ever been 100% happy with my Hyundais and treated so much better over 15 years than I have been by mazda aus in 4 years. They are so up themselves because there are people out there that even though they don't own a mazda or Hyundai believe they are better. They are not and I wouldn't think twice about it. Hyundai AND Kia arr a far, far better buy.
@Mia Tand- My 15 yr old Mazda with 350k kms, just under 220k miles has been very reliable. Daily driven and most of the car is original parts.
@Rj M - That's the fault of most owners. Most cars are prone to rust eventually, not just Mazda. My '05 Mazda has very little to no rust and driven through every winter in a city where they use salt and brine. The trick is to get the car sprayed every year, such as I have since new using Krown. It not only protects body panels or subframe but other things such as brake lines, gas lines and tank.
I love Mazda MX5 ✌️✌️ amazing car
Amazing that the most reliable is also the most fun! I heard that the MX5 gets the most reckless driving citations than any other car as well. Completely understandable, 'cause I believe my grandmother could drift this car easily.
Scotty Kilmer might think a Toyota should be No1. And the Honda are ok but their automatics gearboxes are plastic. Scotty said so.
Scotty kilmer is always indeep relationship with Toyota but nothing else. That's Not right okay.
This should be called ESTIMATED most reliable.
Lexus needs to end their “Big Ass Grill” design language. It’s just plain hideous.
You guys might wanna invest in some eggcrates for your recording studio.
Mr Mok yeah sounds like it was recorded in the bathroom
I've heard that Lexus is the most reliable car company tbh
I have 3 peugeot,s a 2008 407 coupe 2.7 hdi,a 2010 207 hdi and a 2015 308 gt all with well in excess of 70.000 klms and one of them has 254.000 klms they have cost me not a red cent bar tyres,servicing regularly and fuel now that is what I call RELIABLE.
Why are you putting the Hyundai Kona!? It hasn't been out long enough!
Franco Solis Yeah no kidding. Would not surprise me if it were not on their “used cars not to buy” list in a few years.
So this is saying that American cars are not reliable..that's sad...
Don't fall into the trap of thinking Japanese = reliable. Toyota & Lexus get high marks. Honda is slightly below Toyota. Nissan's CVTs have a bad reputation and the redesigned 2019 Mazda 3 is a major disappointment with at least 6 recalls. Even if the car brand is reliable, do your research on the specific car you like before you buy.
My wife's had her ND Miata for 4 years and I've had my Hyundai i30 diesel for 6 years .
Neither have given the slightest problem apart from as would be expected a new set of boots on the Hyundai.
Would buy either make of car in a heart beat
Fantasic value for the Hyundai and fantastic fun for the Miata
It might be best to hold off on buying a new gas car. This because by 2025 new electric cars are predicted to be the same price or less than gas only vehicles.
Smart of them to list Lexus no one's buying. Car can't break down if no one's driving them!
I love my 4runner. And this list made me even happier I own one.
I have a 2014 Trail 4R... Absolutely love it..
I have a 2018 4Runner and it’s my first car and maybe my last since it’s so reliable I might never have to buy another car for the rest of my life.
@@starwarskong don’t do what I did 3 weeks ago, I totaled mine. Not really my fault, but still totaled.😢 Only good news is besides not getting killed, it held so much value I was able to put a huge down payment on my new 2021 4-R TRD Off Road premium...
Here in Germany is this Car to expensive 70,000Euro. But I have the Camry V40 he comes from Canada to here...
@@hamanncorporation1993 70,000? Wow. A little steep.
European cars are a disgrace in the automotive industry. Their unreliability is criminal. If you buy an European car, you just buying the name brand that is it. What a shame!!!
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How do you know the reliability when a model just launched this year.
Statistics and quality control.
I just want to tell you that the Lord Jesus Christ love you very much and died on the cross at Calvary for you. You can accept Jesus as your savior anytime you want Paradise someone once said, he is only a prayer away. Peter
Even Nostradamus would be proud of your prediction!
honda sucks my crv is terrible buyers beware honda crv may look good but it is the worst ar i have ever owned. Even my old cheverolet spark was better
This guy clearly doesn’t know what he’s talking about, probably rides a bike lmao