This Car Company is Having Major Problems With Their Vehicles (Do Not Buy)
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What scotty won't say I'd Volkswagen is the largest car manufacturer in the world with toyota behind them
Stupid designers think electronic popup door handles (they even invented a term for this - "self-presenting door handles") are "cool". But it's not cool when they stop working!
Some fools also claim that such handles reduce drag and increase MPG! Well, maybe by 0.000001%, while improperly inflated tires and even fancy wheels can decrease MPG by 10% easily!
My water drain holes constantly get clogged and I find my self driving around with about 4 -5 gallons of water in the doorsm
@@cactneir it's junk
Proceed to 4th gen Prius Prime.
I'd never own an EV, but I'm completely done with any new car. I'm back to driving old mechanical cars. I don't want high-tech, I want cheap and reliable.
Much of the "high-tech" is mandated; and a lot of those mandates are intended to drive up your costs.
The government push for EVs is a ruse for mass transit.
@@DHW256 I'll stick with the old stuff.
@@DHW256 The manufactures are screwing themselves over with adding all this high-tech stuff which is driving up prices. Modern trucks are a good example where it is out of control...who can afford them anymore?
@@brucefredrickson9677 there is significant padding in the MSRPs for the decked-out trucks -- the cost to manufacture is a tiny fraction of the MSRP. But, yes, they've overdone it. Meanwhile, much of the electronics in all vehicles is now mandatory. It's cheaper logistics-wise, to crank them out with the same tech than it is to make exceptionally simpler vehicles on the same line.
My new '01 GMC Sierra is the base model truck, last year for the V6, and it has more features than I've ever had in a truck, cost $26,700. And I'm sure GM still made a hefty profit.
Consumers need to walk away from this new crap and stick to their old cars.
Unfortunately the japs have fooled young people with animes about tree hugging and a nursery world with no noise and smoke.
It’s simple. They are not designed to last long-term on purpose. They want you to throw away your car and get new ones or not drive any longer and depend on public transportation to take you everywhere.
You know how if you miss a phone payment they stop service to your device . I imagine the same can be done if you miss a payment on your electric automobile . I’m sure there are a ton of unfortunate consequences if everyone transitions to electric cars. We’ll see in time .
The News said that the Electrical Grid is so over stressed and in need of repairs and upgrades that in less than 8 years some areas of the US will experience outages lasting a year or more.And the Government is Pushing EV? They don't want us in private cars you're right about that for sure.
Sounds like like Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦
Yep. The government push for EVs is a ruse for mass transit.
That makes sense because there should be no way that corporations with billions of dollars of assets, with educated engineers, should be this incompetent, whether ICE or electric. There are a lot of problems with newer; both ICE and EV. You may be right?
When a Dog runs behind a vehicle,it gets Exhausted.When it runs in front of the same vehicle...it gets Tired !
😀
…Took a whole minute, to figure out. One assumption is you are not going in reverse
Ba bamm
rim shot BA DA BOOM
if it falls into the sewer it's pooped.
Said it before … will say it again. As an old geezer with social security have no choice. Nevertheless I’ll keep my very good running 1987 Mercedes-Benz 420SEL to drive 3,000 miles a year to the doctor & Walmart
Hopefully, most recyclable yet can be rebuilt forever, saving resources & landfill. It even passes smog. Get the 300SEL & it’s okay gas mileage. 😊
Well that is sad!
Things are really taking a turn for the worse. nothing but bad news everywhere.
That's why MSM doesn't put it out there, it's damaging to their party.
All socialists ever produce is famine. They usually do it by thinking that they're smarter than free markets, but the ones we have now seem intent on taking farmland out of production.
Im a 30 year Chrysler tech and i already work on hybrids and they suck. It takes forever to get parts, your supposed to wear two layers of rubber gloves to work on them. Its so annoying and preferably use your right hand. Now we are told we are going to be able to service the batteries and change out the cells.
The issue i have is the stuff is so toxic we have to use a protective suit to service the cells.
Im not doing that even if they pay me $150 an hour. Im not going digging around in toxic waist.
Also with the new can communication systems you can burn up controllers with a voltmeter. They are touchy.
how i the quality of the new chryslers?
@@subaruamazonThey are hot trash. If they’ve had chronic electrical issues this whole time then their hybrids/EVs won’t be any better.
Hybrids are very complicated and dangerous to work on. Even Toyotas. When my Camry hybrid battery went out I had a hard time finding a reputable shop that would agree to diagnose the issue or replace it. I had to refer to the dealer unfortunately which just wasn’t worth it. Selling it made more sense.
Your wife might think it's cool that you now glow in the dark? I'd reconsider...
@ Brian Trent
Thanks for being honest 👍
As to the subject of Teslas, electric stuff has been inside doors for decades. Power windows, mirrors, locks, and I've seen the result of water infiltration. CORROSION!! As a result, lots of stuff has to be replaced. I can only imagine how bad things can get going forward. Switches motors, circuit boards, etc.
And I agree with Scotty. We are all gradually becoming "prisoners of electrification". Very well put.👍
I won't have a VW problem or a GM/Chrysler/Jeep/Tesla/British sports car/Ford/Italian sports car or Range Rover problem. Based upon their reputations, they will never be on my "buy list". The overarching problem is that my 2004 Toyota is still functioning as the first dray, driven brand new.
Also stay away from Hyndai and Kia, they have too many recalls
Hyundai and Kias also get stolen due to their locking mechanisms being easy to hot wire.
Everything with cars has gotten way too complicated
And that's why they're so expensive.
And is that why always something does not work.
I once bought a 75 dollar Dodge ram pickup truck, when you made a left turn the passage door would open. I Lube the door lock, adjusted the striker and it fixed the issue.
How many passengers did you lose before you got it fixed? 😮
The real issue here is you paid too much. Dodge....🤮
My friend and I test drove the Volkswagen ID.4. She’s had three Nissan Leaf’s. The interior was beautiful and dang are these EV’s fast, but when we parked and needed to get out, we literally could not figure out if the vehicle was on or off and couldn’t get out of the vehicle for ten minutes. The vehicle has sensors and automatically shuts it off and on. Doors locked and wouldn’t let us out. It was very high tech, very complicated, even for her and she’s experienced with EV’s.
I bet Toyota is buying every EV (Tesla, Rivian, Lucid, Nissan, Ford, Chevy, VW, Fisker and Chinese brands) to see what they are doing right and especially what they are doing wrong so that when they roll out theirs (after they perfect solid state batteries) it would be as trouble-free as possible.
Proceed to 4th generation Prius Prime.
> women
> high tech cars
What do you expect son?
@@SayAhhsolid state battery is just 10 years away 😂😉
@@SayAhh Toyota says EV’s don’t make sense. Hybrids actually have FAR less of a carbon footprint
Save the environment & keep the car u have for as long as possible
It has little to do with the environment or planet is politics😂
Scotty indicated less electronics, means less headache. Manual transmission has no electronics and no hassle.
If anyone wants to highjack me my first question would be, can you drive a stick?
Cars are just getting worse and worse and worse.
You think with all this technology we could have the best cars ever. Not the case at all. I wish a car company would go back to a great engine without all that unnecessary electronics and constant maintenance problems.
Intentionally
@@greathey1234 yep all about the money 💰
It's all part of the agenda to take away personal transport for the poor and middle class. Only the richest people will be given the privilege.
Everything is.
There’s no common sense in the world today we’re ruled by people with degrees in Mickey Mouse Philosophy 😬
Yep... They went to the Public Indoctrination Prison (PIP), aka public education.
With a minor in Goofy Geography.
That's insulting- to Mickey Mouse.
You're making Mickey seem like a good guy when in reality Mickey and rest of WDW crew turned into pdfiles
@@kathie4082do you honestly think any of our "rulers" attended a public school?
Thank Scotty. Love my manual window winders and door locks. Never had a malfunction….ever. And free gym from opening n closing em 😊
My 05 VW Beetle was an electrical nightmare. So was my friend's VW. I can't imagine a VW electric car lol
Omg - my wife’s ‘02 Jetta too. The electric windows had a mind of their own. It was impossible to control them.
I inherited an Audi 4000 d from my dad. Car got 50 mpg but the electrical system was a nightmare. Had GM that were nightmares. Went to Honda CRV with 2.4 engines that give almost no issues long term
Since the mid 70's we've called them Jokes Wagon
I had a friend with a Jetta in the early 2000s. The thing was a lemon off the lot because of electrical issues--in and out of the shop all the time. It's kind of amazing their reputation hasn't reached critical mass in the public.
But your talking about American built VWs, European built cars are built properly.
The door water thing made me laugh. I was in charge of several Engineers on site at an assembly plant. I was out of town for a couple of days and when I returned, two female "Engineers" informed me that they had a door leak issue but had fixed it. I went out in the plant and they were stuffing foam down in the door to seal "leaks"'. I told them the doors were supposed to leak and if you look at the bottoms, you'll see weep holes and unless the water infiltrates the vapor barrier, there's no problem. So much for DEI.😀
Wow, now multiply such "engineers" across different industries....
Women.. probably hired for diversity
Well, I'm a woman, and an "engineer", and I've known what those door drain holes were for many years ago. Why are you being sexist, though? I've met many stupid males in my time. Some PEOPLE are just stupid, regardless of sex. Hire on merit.
they changed it again, now it's "diversity equity and belonging" i am not joking
Always appreciate sound advice Wish known you years ago
I love my late 90's GM OBS trucks. One ECM for everything. DTC's are straight forward and the sensors are easy to find. I only use ACdelco sensors, they are still priced right.
800 Series GMTs are fantastic. Pretty reliable, easy to DIY a lot of common problems and parts are plentiful and inexpensive.
Sure don't make them like that any more unfortunately.
@@glenhalstead2301 I have four of them. So many parts are the same. They are really easy to work on. I am rebuilding the engine for my 99 GMC Surburban. It's basically a old school 350.
YADA …
@@Clyde-2055 What is that suppose to mean?
So many problems with EVs. They are just not worth the hassle.
Then don't buy one. Stop whining.
@@desertstar223 All you ever do is stalk this guy. Seek help.
Thanks for letting me know. I’ll pass your wisdom on to my model Y Tesla.
Agree, will never buy one
@@lordofphotographyI did seek help, my therapist said speaking my mind is not a disorder.
04 Cadillac CTS is running like a top. Love it!
Keep it. Take good care of it. The new ones absolutely suck.
Same here with my 02 Park avenue, best damn car I've ever owned! Comfy as hell and still getting 30+ mpg on highway.
My wife and I have a Tacoma and a 5.0 f-150. We live in a pothole infested, heaved road wintery place; so mileage doesn’t really mean anything… big sidewalls save way more money.
Thank you for emphasizing the over-dependence on "computer technology" in every modern car. As in the case of the VW you answered questions about, pretty well ALL cars cannot move without the ECU etc opening semiconductor logic and closing them again.
Computers were first used widely to allow manufacturers to cheap-out on hard wiring by using duplex and triplex power flow. And, as you say, said computers are rather crude and protected by single 5 amp fuses. These only protect the computer against very general overload and do not protect the task modules inside the [often riveted] casing.
Car makers made silly use of gimmicks using logic gates operating at millivolts to have control of 12V supply to such as electric windows, stupid electronic handbrakes and scores of sensors which are meant to control fuel/air, emissions and temperatures instead of all engines being properly tuned on the car before leaving the factory.
It should be a matter of immediate legislation in countries selling motor vehicles to warranty on board computers for 10 years and this would cause the likes of Bosch and others to pay more attention to protections to task modules as well as the mounted whole computer slab and manufacturers need to be caused to site these things accessibly not next to someone's knees.
They should also be forced to hard wire all main systems relating to basic safety and function and get rid of toys -- including air bags which hurt more people than they save, as research since the 1990s has shown.
All vehicles should have volt metres, ammetres, oil temp/pressure dials as well as dials to show the condition of hydraulics instead of fault codes which just light a yellow LED. So does a loose gas tank filler top!
Confusing displays, off center info screens and ludicrous emphasis on smartphones being catered for needs to cease. One is either driving OR phoning and not both. Delivery drivers and emergency services personnel can use ear pieces for necessary in motion information but passengers may use phones drawing signals from roof antennae not integral to anything to do with control of the vehicle.
Proximity short range sensors and rear view cameras need to have closed circuits independent of the onboard ECU because its job is specific and needs to be specified to essentials only.
My views would kill the EV industry stone dead but is will not have a life beyond 20 years from 2023 anyway. In any case, the sheer weight of pure EVs (subsidized in some states and countries) destroys roads and makes them potentially more lethal than cars of similar size. A weight tax is needed immediately.
Hey Scotty, I totally agree with you about that electronic stuff. AKA crap 😂🤣
My 2012 rav4 v6 still drives like brand new! Fast and super reliable. Not a single check engine light! Original transmission fluid at 105k miles and original spark plugs!
You should do an ATF drain and fill on these every 30-60k miles. However, past 100k, it is not recommended.
Spot on !
Amish are smarter than you realize. No computer on their horses. No cold start problems. Don't need a gas station. Air cooled VW cars were incredible. From the late 70's on we call them Jokes Wagon.
Your dash odometer doesn't work anymore...
Scotty said reset the trip odometer to tell you when to change oil!
(& so you can know *when* the machine hits 450,000 miles 😁).
Check THAT savvy mechanic thing out !!
One of the reason it stops analysing is that one issue could flip more codes and then you start digging into a second problem that may not have flipped if the first was fixed
I love how Subaru pay walls the remote start for my car! hopefully next ill have to pay more to use the heated seats...
Reverse cross traffic alert should be standard.
Cut the wires and put them on a switch
Scotty you missed your calling as a conductor for an orchestra. Maybe next life.😂
Great video! Hate to point it out tho but you said 2023 😆 very interesting to stumble across tho sir
07 Corolla 5 speed stick shift no power locks or windows 292k doesn’t burn oil doesn’t leak anything still going strong
I have an 07 Pontiac Vibe with the same mechanicals as your car. Mine has 260k and doesn't burn a drop of oil or leak a drop of anything anywhere. The new ones ALL burn oil.
1st Gen VW Toureg back in 2003 had bad door handles that would drain the 12v car battery. The door handles were electronic and the micro switches would stay open telling the car not to shut down the computer modules and then drain the battery. Massive tons of cars flooding the Service dept with drained batteries and techs trying to figure out what the H was going on. Electronic door handles have been around for decades.
Hello Scotty, I like your glasses; What's the brand and style? I need some new glasses. Thanks. Always great Videos.!
I came this close to buying an e-Golf a few years back, but chickened out. I guess I made the right call because you never see them now. And Scotty you're right about this electronic overkill..door handles and hatch latches, $2000 a side tail light modules, and even drive by wire. What used to be stone simple is now electronic insanity.
Vehicles are going the way of my Appliances. I DO NOT WANT all the electronic clutter on my appliances or cars! Just give me SIMPLE that works.
1966 nova 6cyl, automatic ,radio, heater ,AC , wipers , power brakes ,power steering that's it great cars.
Mitsubishi Mirage is one of the last old school cars... reliable too
I would never buy a VW
The maint. will do you in!
the 1954 Studebaker used to that going around corners. 1954!!!
Hey Scotty,
I am wise up after a mercedes and now I want to buy a corolla 2020 or 2021 with 50,000 KM on it.
Are there any particular issues with these models? Seems they are built in Canada.
Much respect Scotty. You explain things so that the average Joe can understand. Thank u for your efforts!
This technology is crazy 🤪 doors open automatically, electronic parking brakes actuating at any speeds everyone stop and look at it think!
Thank you Scotty for keeping us informed 👍
The mercury villager has the same engine as the Nissan van
It is a Nissan van, that's why. My sister had two of them.
Interesting. I live in Western Pennsylvania and my daily ride is an '06 Toyota Solara convertible at 75K miles. Sits outside. No rust. Reliable. Only replacements have been normal wear and tear items except when a mouse decided to move into the engine compartment and chew anything in sight.
one issue with the old door handles with rods is, in rare cases, you can break the rod. I had a 1995 lexus SC400, and the driver's side stoped opening. the rod inside had snapped! I could not find one online for less than a few hundred (most places wanted to sell the whole door or assembly). I even took it to a machinist to see if they could just make one. The bends and curves meant that it would not be worth it to make a new one since it would cost to much. so for about 6 months untill I got a newer car I had a nice luxury car that I had to slide into from the passenger side. so, I can KINDA give them a pass on the electric door handles
Scotty they now want a fully automated frunk opening system with sensors. Meaning the frunk opens and there a sensors in the hood so you don´t open against some obstacle by accident.
I am an automotive engineer who develops this kind of systems and I hate those systems. They are useless in 99% of all cases. They just increase the vehicle price that´s all. Now in the EU you can´t even legally buy new vehicle without all sorts of sensors, lane assists and what not. I will be changing into the weapon industry soon.
You think the stupidity of the systems is going to be better in the military weapons industry?
Why are you showing a Subaru 2.4 turbo engine? I have had mine 2 years and so far so good!
Car rental last week, Ford Explorer.... ich.... what a POS ! All kinds of electrical issues, so many alarms going off, thought I was playing slots in Vegas.
In our lifetime most people will witness a cop pull someone over with a remote control- your car with literally pull over on its own. And I’m not owning these cars - I’ll keep putting engines in and axles before I buy these new things
Have problem? Throw away and buy new one as we do with electronics.
I keep seeing Nissan Leafs for sale everywhere for just a few thousand dollars.... because their batteries have already degraded to the point you can only go 40-50 miles. In my state that's not enough range to reach superchargers, and I don't think they even have adapters for Tesla chargers. It would take over a day for me to drive 200 miles.
Some car companies have always had problems. We know they make money of their shotty designs. The auto industry should pick the best cars they have ever made and use the same tech with all of them.
Great idea comrade. Soviet anthem intensifies
@@AntilleanConfederationif I was going to have a small car company.. like what DeLorean did... I'd have my engineers look at all the car designs it could and have them ask... what is the best wheel bearing... what is the best computer... what is the most reliable window motor assembly... then build the shape around those components... knowing I would most likely only have one shot at it... so we could have the best reputation
@@AntilleanConfederation What are you talking about? I wasn't talking about government control over the means of production. The car companies would make that decision. But we all know cars with defects make the industry billions in parts and repairs, that is unless they go to far with purposely putting out crap, and then have to do massive recall or the defects cause people to die. Money over lives
@@Have.An.AmicoDay pattens exist
Crash tests are screw. Plié driving with the weight..so what do you do reinforce the crash zone..added weight shortening the battery life
So many problems with EVs. They are just not worth the hassle
I prefer a hybrid. Good gas milage w/o the range anxiety! Cheers!
But the mental gymnastics people do to justify the purchase.
@@zn74 EVs just aren't ready for mass market. They need mental gymnastics to justify them.
Yes! had Model Y performance, 3 year lease was plenty, Range Anxiety, rattling noises, battery pack swapped at 12K miles, Tesla is a Pile of Junk, Back to Camry Hybrid XSE!
Would never buy anything VW. Always considered them rolling piles of issues about to happen. I know a guy whose parents owned a VW dealership and he only buys Honda or Toyota , tells me to stay away from VW. I have been driving for 36 years and only have purchased 4 vehicles all Honda. Never once have I been left sitting on the side of the road with an issue. A little side not, I also have gone over and above with changing all fluids sooner than manufacture suggests with all work being done at Honda dealerships.
Dont they waterproof the electrics in the door?…or does it depend on manufacturer.
I said it back in the 90's, "God help us if they start putting computers in planes and cars." The Max 8 debacle didn't surprise me at all. I used to work on hospital MRIs and CT. Computers and electronics have no business being in cars and limited usefulness in planes.
I’m buying a Donkey as my next transportation
People seem to forget that the horse/donkey are reliable modes of transportation. In fact, riding animals will still be around when all the oil is gone and the minerals are all mined!🤔
Will you roll into Jerusalem?
You’ve never lived around horses and mules, have you?
Reset it and forget it.😅
Amen Scotty .
Scotty, I got solar panels on my house. You're right it's not worth it. 😂
Why
@@marcior.2153 The city I'm in still charges you a $8 minimum service fee. And it will take like 30 years before they pay for themselves. If they last that long without reduced performance.
I built my own. Totally worth it
@@Arcturus549and you didn’t know of this BEFORE your purchase?🙁
Sorry that you live in Alaska.
I'm glad the new Jeep Wrangler I bought in 2021 has Manuel 6-way seats, Manuel door locks & Manuel window cranks. They won't short out if I decide to run through High Water!
Having manuals are still an option in 2021?
Or did you get an "Old" one with an inline 6?
Dying breed, but they still do exist.
I have the same. Jeep. I’m on my second transmission. 80 thousand miles on it.. they don’t make them like they used to.) !! Never again. !! 😡😡😡🤬
Are you really boasting about buying a jeep ? 🤣 over priced junk
tesla model 3 door handles are really practical
PC boards inside doors would be fine if PC board was sealed in a epoxy case......IE waterproof.....but that costs upward of 50 cents!!!!!
Electronics and water dont mix.
I had a speaker blown in my door because of water
With that 2006 Matrix..... Dosen't Toyota flash a "Maintenance" light on the dash when it's time fit an oil change? I wonder if that still works.
Why does your thumbnail have to throw the wrx under the bus like that ?
agreed and toyota owns 20% of subaru but he loves bashing subby yet never mentions this little toyota factoid.
@@1heavyelement he did a video praising subaru a few weeks ago lol
Truth hurts
@@nev.catalyst7478yea but the thumbnail makes it seem like it’s Subaru that’s crap lol.
these computer chips in cars are not needed just like washing machines and refrigerators don't ....they're putting them in simply because they can't or to make it appear the car has more value
hey why dont you design your own vehicles and sell them? 🏎
🤔
The experts with well funded manufacturing plants are having difficulty. Maybe they should hire Scotty to head up quality control 🎉
I was going to buy a manual Jetta until I found out they are still using timing belts
They with electronic because it's cheaper than mechanical. They save money at the factory, but the customer gets screwed.
They should simplify cars with less features and make them a mode of transportation ..they're trying to make it like somebody's in home theater where it's some kind of Disney world experience instead of a driving experience
To bad car manufacturers don't think like Scotty🎉🎉
Cars are getting so much electronics on it, the warranty period will soon be only one year.
I agree😂😂
and you'll need to buy a car case to protect it
I wonder if Scotty realizes modules as there called have been in doors for 30 yrs.
This Guy Should Be Directing TRAFFIC!
This is my argument. Too much tech in new cars. You will find out when they need to be repaired.
And people love to say (with a smug tone) “German engineering...”
LOL pre 1990's I would have agreed with that.
Does an ev car company exist that don't have problems?
need to get back to bases
The dog was tired on tubi and from bandag..
Any car or truck under 30 years old are much better built any easyer to work on. Promblem is finding one.
I mean 30 years older or older.
Why did you show a Subaru engine ?
Scotty....what do you think of the new 2025 camry?🚘
Simple advice do not buy an EV unless you like watching grass grow while you charge it!
Do your arms get tired?
Only VW I would ever own again is a 50s, 60s early 70s VW Bug.
I remember in 1981 the belt on my ex wife’s beetle broke. I took off my belt, and put it on,and away we went
My new Honda is having Fuel injector problems. 1000s of em having same issue 🤦♂️ going to fight Honda to cover it
Go hard, whatever car company it is
@JonnyDIY May I ask you what kind of problem you are having?
@@123Rockchild all the warning lights coming on. Engine shutting off losing power. The injectors are faulty and need replacing. $1500 to $2500 dollar repair so hopefully Honda will help me out
@@JonnyDIY Does the engine shut off after you have driven it…for instance, like at an intersection where you have stopped at the light?
@@123Rockchild yes did on freeway today. Had to pull off road abruptly
Water on a PCB (Printed Circuit Board)
Think about it:
Vibration
Shock
Moisture
Variable heat
Altitude (if sold where there are high mountains like Colorado
What could go wrong?
There are ways to harden PCBs
Military knows how to do that
We did this 20 years ago for the first networked Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) and MIRVed ICBM (that were we got Ceramic Chip carriers from when PC microprocessors exceeded 100 MHz and started melting)
But consumer vehicles aren't IFVs
So you're not going to spend that kind of money.
Same thing applies to modern Laundry Machines with all their programming and permutations for different loads
Repair people plead for reduction of electronics
Samsung has among the highest failure rates.
I won't buy them for my tiny little laundromat in my tiny apartment complex.
Much problems with elcar. And time need to charge
Key word you said Scotty.........Prisoners! And that's what they want. Keep us locked to a small geographical location.
12.6 volts on that car who changed mounts is to low
German here, it is such a shame what happened to our car industry, somehow, we unlearned everything we ever did right and it seems like we cant do anything about it.
VW is the biggest fuckup right now, directly followed by Audi, nearly in the same spot as good old Mercedes, the brand i learned on as a mechanic. Just BMW somehow clings on but they are declining rapidly, too.
No german cars for me, anymore.
I’m still driving my 1990.E class. Still running strong. !!
German here too. Many Germans have identity issues. It's a shame Germans think throwing dirt at other Germans is a thing to do. My 2021 VW Passat is great. Best car I ever had. No issues and great quality. If you don't know yet Scotty only likes Toyota and every other car is crap. He's built his channel on this. Cheers.
And then there's the wet belt. Obviously some moron's wet dream.
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@@ralfulrich6254 I can see your point but with VW, i dont think that i am wrong here, i got loads of own experiences as a mechanic. I dont agree with Scotty on his favourites either, there simply are no good cars in 2024 anymore.
Shade tree alley mechanics will not be working on EV’s.
And they thought that they saved 2 ft. of wire.
I will never leave keys in a car that has electronic door locks..