Yovani Arce Use à fuel additive to clean out the fuel injectors. They’re cheap. I use one every time I fill up to keep things in top shape. Volkswagen absolutely loves alert messages even when there is nothing majorly wrong. Take it to the dealership (NOT a local mechanic) and they’ll find out what’s up. It’s very likely nothing big. European cars require strict maintenance schedules. Most Americans like to drive it until something goes wrong and i think that’s the problem.
All other car makers hate the Corolla with a seething passion. If they could summon Satan, himself, to destroy all the Corollas, there schematics, and those that know how they are built, they would do so even if it would cost the CEO his soul. The Corolla is the thorn on all car makers side, except Toyota's, of course.
Ford- found on the road dead lol I remember that one from high school. It use to be one for gmc that we use to say, Pontiac and another. Im old now(35) so I don't remember all of them
Jose Banduyang Jr judging from Honda’s attitude , the problems are not going away. Honda has spent billions of dollars on it’s Honda Jet Airplane, with no real return at all. That money came from somewhere , can you guess?
Bill Coulter Actually the HondaJet had the most delivery’s out of any private airplane. The plane can fly higher, faster and is more economical then the majority of new private airplanes in that price range. I think they are doing pretty well with their plane sales.
I have Nissan Rogue and it's a great car. I've been using for 6 years now. And still run smooth, super reliable car. I've installed Android head unit on it and I like it.
I can't believe Jeep wasn't listed. They had ranked lowest in reliability for almost a decade. Don't hate me look it up, I was a Consumer Guide subscriber for years.
It’s the infotainment. The engines and transmission are still fine, but the older infotainment systems they had would have issues with blutooth. The new system is supposed to be better so welll see
@@Fadic4 Exactly the problem with Consumer Reports. "Infotainment Systems" count as "reliability"? When I think of reliability I think of the mechanical stuff, engine, transmission, etc, not a damn tablet breaking in a car
Actually that’s not all. Lately the some of the 1.5 engines have been mixing gas with oil, which is really bad. They’ve been on soft recall for at least a year, mostly affecting the new Civic and CR-V models. However instances aren’t very common and I’m surprised they didn’t add nissan’s weak cvts or the questionable electronics on German luxury brands to the list.
TheChamp76 supposedly they fixed the 1.5 fuel dilution with an update to get the engine to warm up faster. Well see if that works. Does Nissan still have issues with cvt?
#1 Unreliable because its been doing real work pulling 10,000+ lb trailers full of equipment to the job site everyday. Drive it like a soccer mom putting 12,000 miles on it a year vs. 30,000 miles as a work truck also matters. You have to take this (the abuse) into consideration. But these are expensive trucks and people would like for them to be reliable with a good warranty. I had a Camaro SS that I drove like I stole it. I took it to the local 1/4 mile track on the weekends racing my friends for fun. It was very reliable, but I could see it having more issues than a soccer mom in a Toyota Avalon that never even floored the gas pedal.
This video just proves that new cars are going down in quality look at honda Thay made cars that last 20+years now thair going the same way as Nissan, nissan used to make super reliable cars in the 90's now you will be lucky to get 2 years without a problem
It's BS, no ford, no jeep, no nissan, Mercedes, BMW, Hyundai, was expecting more Chrysler on this list. It's unbelievable coz these companies are the king of unreliability.
It could be anything from hard gear changes to people complaining that their wrist hurts when going through a zig-zag shift pattern. There are 3 types of lies in this world, big bold lies, little white lies and statistics.
All jaguars and range rovers are garbage , old cadilacs with the northstar v8s are one of the worste engines ever with the head gaskets problems. Subarus have had head gasket problems with there 2.5 liter engines (most of there cars) for ever really, people say volvos have good engines and they do but there transmissions have been garbage since the late 90s on alll there models. Acura tls have transmission issues. Lincoln ls with the v8s have transmissiom issues. Some of the early bmw v8s had problems with there timing chain guides. And allll bmws have problems with there cool systems and in higher mileage cars the vanos systems. The old e60 bmw m5s from like 2004 to somwhere around 2009 ish have all kinds of problems. The old mclarens 12cs break everything and you cant get parts for them. The early nissans and infinitys from the early 2000s all have problems with timing chain tensioners. And volkswagen and audi have all kinds of small problems. Thats all i know
I own an Audi S8, a Range Rover, and a turbo charged rotary RX-7. All of which I paid nearly nothing for and are in excellent driving condition. The reason why I have owned these vehicles for years without issue is because I normally drive a Toyota Camry. When my 2000 Camry finally quit 3 years ago after 17 years, I bought a new one. My best advice is to buy a Toyota Camry, then get whetever the hell else you want and drive it occasionally.
What about clutch and speed sensors? Those are really easy and affordable to change. Shift solenoids are cheap and really easy to change if they are the external type. Manual transmission external slave cylinder is child's play to change and affordable. There are some minor transmission issues from time to time.
@@johnsmith-gt3po Clutch and pressure plate £150 and a few afternoon hours. Speed sensor £40 and about an hour in some cars but much less in many others. Hydraulic external slave cylinder £150. Hydraulic clutch master cylinder £170. Transmission mounts £50. There are lots of cheap and easy transmission fixes that are quick to do at home with no special tools.
“Minor transmission issues” might be cheap to fix but there is nothing minor when your car will not move because of a cheap and unreliable part. Minor issues that repeatedly occur become a major concern regarding the quality and the reliability of the vehicle. So yes, minor transmission issues are rarely minor.
GM should not even exist. Garbage Motors learned nothing from its bailout except there are no consequences for producing an inferior product. Their line up is even worse than before their bailout.
I think minor means that most transmission shops would still sell you a new trans or a total overhaul even if you didn't need one, just my experience. I couldn't even get a receipt with the parts that were replaced.
@@TheExtremeLOL If you own one, "Breaks My Wallet," applies quite easily. I do not own one. I just fix them. For me, "Breaks Many Ways," applies. It breaks the wallet of the person bringing the junk to me.
BMW and Mercedes require alot of of frequent expensive maintenance and use expensive parts that people don't replace and maintain you got mainten them differently then a Honda ford or gm but they are nice to drive doe I personally don't think there worth it but if you take care of maintain them they will last pretty long but you might go broke in the process
Problem is they're generally reliable within the first year, which is what this survey covers. These vehicles all had their problems in the first year of ownership. If it covered cars a few years in it would be overflowing with Nissan CVTs, Fiats, and European models. That said I've rented new Cadillac vehicles and the climate control systems are a nightmare. I've had to pull over, repeatedly, and restart the car because the blower won't come off the lowest speed, in AZ, in August, where it's 113 degrees.
Toyota, Subaru, audi, honda, all are cvt transmissions and they copied Nissan, do your homework and there's more brands that use cvt if you don't know dont talk
@@marcosballesteros6531 We got our company to quit ordering fleet vehicles with CVTs. I must change two of them a week. These cars have well under 50,000 miles. Today's vehicles are inferior, plastic clad, ugly, poor handling junk. But I am glad they are. They are job security.
If maintenance hasnt been PERFORMED or the CVT hasnt been CHECKED in 5-6 YEARS in a 08-20 Nissan Altima, then you'll have a car that strands you.. Forgetting check the tranny's condition whether Manual, Conventional AT,CVT, &/or even DCT will lead to failure!
All got some sort of an automatic gear box standard. Hey Automotive PowerTrain Engineering, lets get rid of the super realible manual gearbox---Thats VERY Good Idea!!!!!
Fiat Chrysler: Am i a joke to you? Mini Cooper: Hey, i was going to say that Land Rover: Hold my tea cup Dodge Ram: Sorry dudes, yr all late to the party
No 1 thing i hate the most: going to the comment section and seing ”am i a joke to you” line for the 10000000000 millionth time... really really really really really really HATE it!
GM quality has gone down so far, it’s absolutely pathetic. And I’m shocked there’s no BMW, Mercedes, Land Rover or Jaguars on here. Was expecting to see more Chrysler products on here too.
You know, as a person who has owned multiple Dodge products, I haven't had reliability issues. Every one of them was totalled by an accident after being 10+ years old and over 140k miles. They were cheap to buy, new or used, and I never had to do anything but standard maintenance on any of them. The one issue I've seen is transmission slipping, which all Chrysler Transmissions seem to get at somewhere over 150k miles. But, given that the vehicle cost what it did and lasted as long as it did, it wasn't a bad investment at all. As for why I would buy a Dodge today over a Toyota or Honda, Toyotas aren't what they used to be ever since they collaborated with GM in the early 2000s and Hondas are also going the same way. When a company starts making SUVs and full size cars with turbo-charged 4 cyclinders, they are doomed. When weight-savings and gas mileage lead to less sturdy motors with less cylinders and a turbo, those engineers stopped worrying about over-building the engines for longevity. Given all that, I'd rather have a Hemi with a 7zf transmission and 400+ horsepower than pay extra for a name and a truck or full size car with 146 horsepower. As for why there aren't more Chrysler or BMW on the list, it's because the shit-list is only 10 spots long. And, if you made it long enough, every car from every manufacturer would make the list. They ALL make 10-12 year vehicles with planned obsolesence in mind. (Except GM, who makes 8 year cars.)
Till you have an elderly person complaining to you about how difficult it is to pull their automatic shifter from D to R. Then you realize, some people complain about minor shit.
Got a Corolla at 16. Had it until I was 43. Still ran perfect with 512,000 on it . Bought another one. It's now 13 years and still runs perfect at 375,000. Buy a Corolla it prevents alot of headaches and stress.
What makes a car unreliable is the amount of money the person is willing to spend on fixing it for example bmw it is known as being unreliable but if you just maintain the vehicle it will change it all comes down to how much the parts cost to fix or maintain the vehicle, a good example 90's honda civic's super cheap to fix same as 90's Toyota's parts are everywhere and you can do it yourself with no specific equipment unlike European crap
That's exactly what GM GROSS MANAGEMENT Mary Barra and her biggest share holders like to hear. It's always YOUR FAULT ! So beat it ain't fixing it unless you pay 💰. Again !✔️
Honda's CVT is destroying their reliabilty. Nissan went from the third most reliable vehicles to second worse just barely above Tesla Motors. Their CVT and merge with Renault caused that downward plummit. It seems only Subaru makes a reliable CVT and I would still hesitate to get one simply because of CVT's infamy. But work has a few Subarus that have only given minor issues. Me and the rest of the mechanics have asked management to stop ordering Nissians for the fleet and other vehicles with CVTs. I probably change two CVTs a weak. The most that fail are indeed Nissan. The two Tesla motor sales person vehicles will experimented with are so problematic they will likely be auctioned this month. They have been sitting for about four months now. It was an unsuccessful experiment. Another vehicle that proved a complete nightmare is the new four cylinder Silverado. They are too new to be unreliable but they can not pull anything. They are weak and struggle to do anything we use the older F-150s and Silverados to do. Nobody wants to use them. I guess they are okay for posers that do not need a pickup truck. When hauling even a light load, they swallow more petrol than the big V8s in the older pickup trucks. Avoid those as well unless you really do not need a real pickup truck. Ones to get from what it seems according to works fleet are F-150 V8, Silverado V8, F-250 4x4 diesel, Toyota cars, Ford cars, except the Focus, Caravan (ugly but really reliable) small Hyundai cars, Dodge Charger, Dodge Challenger, and a few others. Avoid crossovers no matter what make. Avoid GM save the V8 Silverado.
My Honda motorcycle is so unreliable I had to join an auto club so when it stops I get it towed home it burns stators out like kindling the wireing harness is so bad a monkey could do better it even burnt a stator out in less than a fuel tank of petrol. I asked Honda dealership if they could fix it they said its a well known factory fault and I was just unlucky so I checked out internet etc and bypassed the faulty wering at it seems to be okay, I'll never buy anything Honda again.
It is common for really bad cars to get awards. I remember when the Dodge PT Cruiser got Car of the Year. That was a joke. Chevrolet Citation got it also and it was junk from the factory. These car critics know how to write a magazine article. They know little about cars. I remember when they were praising the Ford Focus for reliabilty when it first came out. How is it they know it is so reliable if it is a new car model? Do not believe any of the car magazine articles by all these award companies. They were recently praising the four cylinder Mustang. That was a joke.
@@robertr8687 Most Toyotas are driven to the junkyard when they are going to be scraped. Everything is destroyed but the cars do still run. Chevrolets, still look good and their engines are destroyed, transmission bad, and electronics shot. They do look good in the junk yard with their low miles through.
That’s only their commercials for the Chevy lineup. And I drive a 2015 Buick Encore which has been reliable, but I wish that GM could’ve put a different radio system in the Encore. Because it’s not all that intuitive all the time. I do however like the Bose Sound System in it though.
I quit paying attention to Consumer Reports when I sold Ford's.The Explorer had just come out so we bought a copy to see how it ranked ,well to our surprise it rated poor across the board so we then read about the Mazda Navajo and it rated excellent to good across the board,.They roll down the same assembly line,Ford made the Navajo for Mazda
I had a Renault 21 sold as an Eagle Medallion. It was an absolute blast to drive. It was not particularly reliable after 2 years. Thankfully it was under warranty for 7 years so I didn't have to pay for the transmision repairs every 2 years. Not the best but it was fun.
@@dtay8913 Those vehicles where designed by Honda America and not Honda in Japan, that was I wanted to refer to Honda of Japan who designed the Honda's that are common around the world (Civic, CRV,FIT(JAZZ)) are doing just fine when it comes to reliability Things like the Odissey, Insight, Passport and now even the accord are not available in European market's, some models not even in Asia Those vehicles are designed for the American and Canadian marked and only sold there
Somewhat less if you do it yourself. I did actually have an inexpensive minor transmission issue once. In about 1990, my '65 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser wouldn't move when I put it in drive. I discovered that the tranny fluid was too low to allow the transmission to engage. A $2.50 bottle (x2) of fluid "fixed" it. I knew low fluid would cause that; it just never occurred to me that it was the problem. Anything else would probably run a buck or two to repair. Or maybe a little more.
Surprised there are no jeeps on this list. I have heard and know from experience that many jeeps are unreliable. This video doesnt seem correct. Too many reliable cars on this list of unreliable ones.
My hubby had a Jeep Liberty and it left him stranded 6 times in 2 years! He got rid of it and now happily has a 2008 Colorado pick up which has been super reliable.
Sad but true, most wich came out after the yer 2004. I love Jeeps, but those after that year...eeh... Almost the same Energy as BMW on that level. Oh well, good that I love the old ones, wich are still tanks compared to the new bs, so, nothing lost over on my site. Oh yea, Patriots and the CTV Transmissions.
I had one of those Chevy trucks and it spent more time at the mechanic than with me. Major electronics failures in the engine compartment do to insufficient airflow to keep the compartment cool enough for the electronics. I also had a doge ram 10 cylinder (gas) and it was fantastic the best I have ever owned.
It seems like you don't know definition of unreliable, juke rated 5 star for safety, 4 for comfortability and agility that alone tells you how reliable the car is. You are just deciding based on looks
I own a 2018 Clarity. I’m surprised it made it to this list. It’s a very nice and fun car to drive, it’s nice to have gas and electric combined for an appropriate 110 miles to the gallon. It’s been my daily driver since day 1 and even protected me from a nasty car accident. It’s been holding out but let’s see.
RomanLegion well he buys them as experiments to see if he can fix it for less than what he bought it for, then gives a review about it, but yeah he forgot hoovie's fast and furious lambo lmao
Avoid GM. They couldn’t fix my Cobalt (my first car) from shutting down while driving and airbags wouldn’t deploy either. The thing was a death trap. Every single one they made was a lemon. Went in for about 10 recalls and nothing was ever fixed.
Purchasing an Expensive foreign Luxury/Performance vehicle, without a warranty (Maybe second owner) IS a real problem. And it has ALWAYS been that. Such cars have the latest Gizmos and gadgets, often before anyone else and they are hardly bulletproof at that point. So, they ALL fail at a higher rate than cheaper cars. In addition, with the newest also means you cannot get cheaper aftermarket parts to make a repair and the labor charges at these dealerships can be overwhelming. After a few years, the LESSER CAR manufacturers add these features after the are proven and generally when they are being supplied by outside companies. I would not by a used Mercedes, BMW, AUDI, or similar without a service contract. THey tend to have the most problems just when the initial lease (3 years) is up.
@@gabiold The Mercedes is a High Priced Foreign Vehicle. While what I said can refer to ALL origin of High Priced cars, I was referring to the Vehicle mentioned. And yes, origin CAN be a reliability issue if you consider Down time to be part of the problem. THese cars tend to sell in small numbers, have fewer service points than Domestic Vehicles, and parts availability can cause a delay in repair.
@@Thommadura Foreign in the US. There are other places, where it is not foreign. And parts availability lead time is not a reliability issue. If something constantly breaks without it need to, that's a reliability issue, and it doesn't make you happy when you are stuck somewhere on the side of the road, regardless of it could be repaired in an afternoon or not.
Well with GM, that’s expected. Honda, the Odyssey has had problems for years, but I’ve never even heard of a Honda Clarity. I figured there would be more FCA vehicles there. And Ford, this is about the brand new Fords, and they don’t make small cars anymore so that pretty much rules out the unreliable ones.
notice how 75% of the vehicles on this list were GM vehicles 🤣 i have a GMC acadia, and it also isn't very reliable. as soon as we bought the car, a week later, our A/C broke 🤷🏽♂️
I have a 95 GMC that's still on the road. I feel that it's all the foreign parts that are put on that causes things to fail. ALL new autos are junk because the thin sheet metal rust so fast because of fuel regulations forced by government. Cheap Chinese switches and sensors don't help either. Blame Thomas Edison for forced obsolescence.
@@paulforester6996 Brand new vehicles often contain cheap Chinese switches and sensors. In many cases the after market parts are far better than the expensive OEM stuff.
At work I've driven a ford and a Chevy, both gas, both nondually 1ton. If I was buying a work truck it would be a ford. If it was personal use Chevy. Ford is well made but rides like shit and gets abominable fuel mileage. Wouldn't buy a diesel from anyone right now, downtime not worth it.
@@superbros1690 new tundras are nice lookin trucks, I am a cheap bastard and drive old shit though. Old Toyotas end up with rotten frames that break so I'll stick to antiquated chevys. Currently rocking an '01 with 370,000km. Doesn't owe me anything, don't worry where I park it
My 2012 Honda Fit was the best car I ever owned and am now 67. It was very dependable as it only needed routine maintenance, good for gas mileage, was a good cargo hauler, roomy for being a small car, and cheap for being a new car. When insurance totalled it recently at 135,000 miles when I was rear ended while sitting still at a red light of all places, we then bought the 2020 Honda Fit. I was so glad to have finally had a car where I did not have transimmsion trouble and other assorted problems. We did think about a hybrid Toyota, Hyundai, and Honda, but the Honda Fit just discontinued by Honda was bought again due to trying to limt the loss from a totaled car that we would have preferred just having the car fixed. I had hoped the 2012 Honda Fit would make it to 200,000 miles and kept good maintanance care of it. Until the 2012 Honda Fit I had previously owned Chrysler, Chevrolet, Buick, and Ford cars.
No kidding!!! My father in law thinks they are the last word in car buying and buys nothing but Japanese cars. About five or ten years ago, he bought a new Avalon and within a month, they had to replace the whole transmission. I laughed (to myself) for a week straight!!!! I, to this day can't believe he even told me about it!!!! I don't know what it is about CR and their surveys but there's something there that just isn't right. I think the surveys are legit but there is some extraneous factor involved that makes Japanese cars look better. As an example, I drive nothing but American cars and I would NEVER fill out a CR survey simply because I despise them. I genuinely believe that CR attracts octogenarian Toyota lovers and they will fill out their surveys in any way they can to bolster their beliefs.
@@charleshein4477 : Scoff all you want tool box. I don't need to explain my income or business activities to you. I never said it was my personal car. You are most likely a renter that lives pay cheque to pay cheque too.
Ya think? He's such a weasel. He (and his channel) decide to upload CR's list... but then he proceeds to intentionally display barely concealed doubt of the results. If he and his people were doubtful of the list, then why upload it at all. (I'm guessing they did this for the high view-revenue that 'best' and 'worst' lists tend to generate. They almost apologize here and there for showing the results, but use CR's list anyway for the views. Real class.)
Really?? You question the seriousness of this guy?? Personally, I've always viewed those, who show up in their pajama shirt, to exhibit exemplary credibility. 🤣
@thekeyboard warrior nah Ford is getting it right every one else is trying to get the same specs as ford and they forget about reliability......but they all are working hard.
Nah Ford is focusing on reliability I think and there getting good specs too but other brands are trying to get same specs or better. But they forget about reliability...
The perfect title would be: Top 10 least reliable cars in US. Here in Europe we've never heard about these types of car manufacturers. Sold only in US.
cadsux the crv is most affected by it but yea, it’s a massive screw up with the 1.5 liter turbos having oil dilution issues. Seriously reconsidering going with another Honda once my lease is up.
The problems aren’t even with transmission or engines. It’s interior electronics like blutooth not connecting and infotainment.... He even mentions the issues in the video. The turbo havnt has issues and neither has the cvt...
We had a honda oddessy a long time ago, but when we did the back two sliding doors and the passenger door all just broke, so yes, I can agree with it being on this list.
Just look around you when driving...what vehicle make/models do you see most on the road? I see lots of older hondas and toyotas. How many older pt cruisers, dodge nitros, pontiac aztecs, gmc envoys, or nissan pathfinders do you see out there?
Warren Gauthier would that be Chevy, Ford, and FCA? I’m just thinking of the American brands. Also, they probably didn’t count the small cars from Ford since they don’t make them any more. Other than that(and the ecoboost) Ford makes decently reliable vehicles
@@jccoello they did say Nissan transmission are made by Jatco... I know my sister have the Altima and I drove it myself i don't like it very much because if I want power it's not immediate but I drive a 95 Camry with a 4 speed Automatic and that car have more immediate punch even though it's 130 hp.
Tesla is the worst car every developed and should be on the list. Honda has only two vehicles and you forgot to mention the rust problem they ALL develop after just few years.
@Justin Turdeau My F-150 has 230,000 miles on it and starts and drives every day. I live in New England where the rust will kill it long before the engine wears out.
Hey, if the Escalade is not on this list then the list is incomplete! 52 times in the shop over 3 years with the Escalade. 16 times in 9 months with the ATS. Finally, 8 times in for repair in 2 years for the CTS. Cadillac is junk! What do you expect for $70,000?
Reliability does not mean "interior comfort," it means "not leaving you stranded on the side of the road"
Which one is more important?
Lol reliability means for how long it can run (as in for more years)
I think they thought that it would be nice to have a comforting interior when you're sitting there stranded by the side of the road.
@@Childfree334 is that even a question?
This guy looks like Mr. Mackey from South Park lmao
Smokings bad m'kay so you never wanna smoke.
more like the poster boy for geeks...pencil neck included :)
My parents own a 2019 Volkswagen Atlas and we've had various problems with the check engine light and EPC light as well as clogged fuel lanes
Yovani Arce Use à fuel additive to clean out the fuel injectors. They’re cheap. I use one every time I fill up to keep things in top shape. Volkswagen absolutely loves alert messages even when there is nothing majorly wrong. Take it to the dealership (NOT a local mechanic) and they’ll find out what’s up. It’s very likely nothing big. European cars require strict maintenance schedules. Most Americans like to drive it until something goes wrong and i think that’s the problem.
Loved my VW Golf R, at least for 36k or so, then kept having issues. Traded in for a truck. Never happier.
For a moment there I thought #5 was the Corolla lol
If that had happened, then this would truly be FAKE NEWS!!!
How dare you lol
Corolla is the king of reliability.
I was really hoping!!! Can you imagine the internal audit that would have taken place at CR if somebody there came up with that???
All other car makers hate the Corolla with a seething passion. If they could summon Satan, himself, to destroy all the Corollas, there schematics, and those that know how they are built, they would do so even if it would cost the CEO his soul. The Corolla is the thorn on all car makers side, except Toyota's, of course.
G.M.C. -- Gotta Mechanic Coming !!!
No man some are good
CHEVROLET - Cranks Hard Every Valve Rattles Oil Leaks Every Trip..
Ford- found on the road dead lol I remember that one from high school. It use to be one for gmc that we use to say, Pontiac and another. Im old now(35) so I don't remember all of them
honey i dont think so
Fix it again tony.
Lately, reliability rating for Honda as a brand went down.
Jose Banduyang Jr judging from Honda’s attitude , the problems are not going away. Honda has spent billions of dollars on it’s Honda Jet Airplane, with no real return at all. That money came from somewhere , can you guess?
Honda is still way better than any other brand except Toyota.
Bill Coulter Actually the HondaJet had the most delivery’s out of any private airplane. The plane can fly higher, faster and is more economical then the majority of new private airplanes in that price range. I think they are doing pretty well with their plane sales.
@@superbros1690 GM is better than Honda
@@andybub45 good joke
10: honda Odyssey
9:Volkswagen atlas
8: buick enclave
7: Chevy Silverado
6: kia cadenza 5: Chevrolet traverse 4:honda clarity
3: Cadillac ATS
2: TESLA model x
1:ram 3500HD
I have Nissan Rogue and it's a great car. I've been using for 6 years now. And still run smooth, super reliable car. I've installed Android head unit on it and I like it.
I have a Nissan Juke and I clicked because it’s won the thumbnail but then 🤷🏾♀️😳.
I can't believe Jeep wasn't listed. They had ranked lowest in reliability for almost a decade. Don't hate me look it up, I was a Consumer Guide subscriber for years.
I’m glad that the Juke isn’t here. It’s gonna be my first car... I’ll experience whatever problems it has, my way, even CVT problems.
2 Hondas is surprising
It’s the infotainment. The engines and transmission are still fine, but the older infotainment systems they had would have issues with blutooth.
The new system is supposed to be better so welll see
@@Fadic4 Exactly the problem with Consumer Reports. "Infotainment Systems" count as "reliability"? When I think of reliability I think of the mechanical stuff, engine, transmission, etc, not a damn tablet breaking in a car
Actually that’s not all. Lately the some of the 1.5 engines have been mixing gas with oil, which is really bad. They’ve been on soft recall for at least a year, mostly affecting the new Civic and CR-V models. However instances aren’t very common and I’m surprised they didn’t add nissan’s weak cvts or the questionable electronics on German luxury brands to the list.
@@RD4Music Ikr
TheChamp76 supposedly they fixed the 1.5 fuel dilution with an update to get the engine to warm up faster. Well see if that works.
Does Nissan still have issues with cvt?
I am surprised BMW & Mercedes aren't on this list! Major oil leaks and breakdowns after just a few years.....
#1 Unreliable because its been doing real work pulling 10,000+ lb trailers full of equipment to the job site everyday. Drive it like a soccer mom putting 12,000 miles on it a year vs. 30,000 miles as a work truck also matters. You have to take this (the abuse) into consideration. But these are expensive trucks and people would like for them to be reliable with a good warranty. I had a Camaro SS that I drove like I stole it. I took it to the local 1/4 mile track on the weekends racing my friends for fun. It was very reliable, but I could see it having more issues than a soccer mom in a Toyota Avalon that never even floored the gas pedal.
Glad and confident to see no dodge or jeeps on the list.
2018 reliability survey? Timely TH-cam, timely!
This video just proves that new cars are going down in quality look at honda
Thay made cars that last 20+years now thair going the same way as Nissan, nissan used to make super reliable cars in the 90's now you will be lucky to get 2 years without a problem
This guys hairline is like the oversized grilles on cars
It's BS, no ford, no jeep, no nissan, Mercedes, BMW, Hyundai, was expecting more Chrysler on this list. It's unbelievable coz these companies are the king of unreliability.
CR isn't worth the paper it's written on. I cancelled years ago when every CR Best Buy a bought broke in weeks.
Honda Odyssey’s aren’t bad they just have quite the lengthy recall list
Wonder what leaks on the Tesla? Wiper fluid? Tears when it's explained to their owners what ZERO EMISSIONS really means?
Buy a Mazda CX-5. Best car I’ve ever owned and I’ve owned many makes to compare it to.
Who else thought this list would be comprised of all Dodge products?
Yeah, I felt like this list was leaving out a lot of worthy vehicles.
Dodge caliber is the reason I avoid the brand.
There is absolutely no way I could finish watching this video with the cheap “ fashion show “ dance beat playing incessantly.
I AM NOT surprised at all that KIA MADE this list.
My question is :
Why isn't HYUNDAI here??😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣[they should be!!]
👍
Why the hell did you put Nissan Juke on the photo?
Who else clicked to make sure their car wasn’t on the list
You win. Mines on it....
Absolutely shocked mine wasnt, Landrover, great when new but give it 4 or 5 years then see how great it is.
@@jackkruese4258 have fun with the money pit
Mines not on it, I knew it wouldn't be anyways, never had a fault with it
Thank God I do not have a car thats on this list. But....I dont even have a car...
I like how Honda made this list for "body hardware" issues while everyone else is here for blowing engines and transmissions
I have never heard of a "minor transmission problem," only major ones.
Minor problems could become major. That's why 3/36 warranty.
lol
It could be anything from hard gear changes to people complaining that their wrist hurts when going through a zig-zag shift pattern.
There are 3 types of lies in this world, big bold lies, little white lies and statistics.
He didn’t say that. He said “Minor Transmission Issues”
Hard shifts in cold weather that go away in warm weather. That's the problem we have had with our touareg for the last several years.
This is why I only own 20+ year old Japanese cars. They have proven reliability!
Also i'm poor.
I am rich... and still have old Japanese cars XD
Latest model I own is a 2011. One of the last "real" cars... 6sp manual etc.
Lexus has reliability just like its parent company Toyota, consider that in the future
Newest car i have is a 2011 as well. My other car is a 2006.
@@Hallowsaw I have a 03 then 01 then 1969 😅
We go way back then :)
1971 VW Beetle 👌😇
What? A Cadillac with wiring and electronic problems. I thought that was standard equipment .
@Douglas Brown
Dont ever buy a luxury vehicle from a non-luxury dealership.
@Douglas Brown 88i8jnbbu
Good thing GM just got bought by a Chinese auto company. (Sarcasm)
All jaguars and range rovers are garbage , old cadilacs with the northstar v8s are one of the worste engines ever with the head gaskets problems. Subarus have had head gasket problems with there 2.5 liter engines (most of there cars) for ever really, people say volvos have good engines and they do but there transmissions have been garbage since the late 90s on alll there models. Acura tls have transmission issues. Lincoln ls with the v8s have transmissiom issues. Some of the early bmw v8s had problems with there timing chain guides. And allll bmws have problems with there cool systems and in higher mileage cars the vanos systems. The old e60 bmw m5s from like 2004 to somwhere around 2009 ish have all kinds of problems. The old mclarens 12cs break everything and you cant get parts for them. The early nissans and infinitys from the early 2000s all have problems with timing chain tensioners. And volkswagen and audi have all kinds of small problems. Thats all i know
Lmfao.. at around 50,000 dollars 💵🤣
0:50 10. Honda Odyssey
1:22 9. Volkswagen Atlas
1:44 8.Buick Enclave
2:06 7.Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD
2:28 6. Kia Cadenza
3:11 5.Chevrolet Traverse
3:22 4. Honda Clarity
3:52 3. Cadillac ATS
4:20 2.Tesla Model X
4:40 1.Ram 3500 HD
U saved my life thx
Thank you kind stranger!
Was not expecting the Kia there since their reliability has improved a lot.
Thank you I saved alot of time
@@MiguelRPD my grandfather has one just like that one and it has not had an issue
I own an Audi S8, a Range Rover, and a turbo charged rotary RX-7. All of which I paid nearly nothing for and are in excellent driving condition. The reason why I have owned these vehicles for years without issue is because I normally drive a Toyota Camry. When my 2000 Camry finally quit 3 years ago after 17 years, I bought a new one. My best advice is to buy a Toyota Camry, then get whetever the hell else you want and drive it occasionally.
I thought it was Linus, they almost have the same voice.
Lezter Estrella but he speaks way slower
He looks like the guy from Master of Disguise
Nah this guys voice is slightly more high
Is he Canadian also?
linus sounds like a small computer company lol
“Minor transmission issues” are rarely minor.
What about clutch and speed sensors? Those are really easy and affordable to change. Shift solenoids are cheap and really easy to change if they are the external type. Manual transmission external slave cylinder is child's play to change and affordable. There are some minor transmission issues from time to time.
When it comes to transmission. There's NO MINOR about it. IT WILL COST LOTS OF MONEY TO FIX.
@@johnsmith-gt3po Clutch and pressure plate £150 and a few afternoon hours. Speed sensor £40 and about an hour in some cars but much less in many others. Hydraulic external slave cylinder £150. Hydraulic clutch master cylinder £170. Transmission mounts £50. There are lots of cheap and easy transmission fixes that are quick to do at home with no special tools.
I agree
“Minor transmission issues” might be cheap to fix but there is nothing minor when your car will not move because of a cheap and unreliable part. Minor issues that repeatedly occur become a major concern regarding the quality and the reliability of the vehicle. So yes, minor transmission issues are rarely minor.
Scotty Kilmer already told us about the transmission problems coming from GM.
Scotty is a B/Ser I think Toyota pays him a retainer each year.
Thefirstgalaxybeing ENDLESS MONEY PITS they are, they fit well with all the deathly plastic engine components found in Mercedes and BMW
GM should not even exist. Garbage Motors learned nothing from its bailout except there are no consequences for producing an inferior product. Their line up is even worse than before their bailout.
Scotty is great. He likes Toyota and Honda but says new Hondas are having problems and this list confirms that.
@@albion2742 haha no. Any mechanic will tell you toyotas are the most reliable.
“Minor transmission issues” 😂 funny joke
I think minor means that most transmission shops would still sell you a new trans or a total overhaul even if you didn't need one, just my experience. I couldn't even get a receipt with the parts that were replaced.
Nothing from BMW or Mercedes? I call BS.
yes, they are the worst later in life, that's a fact
B.M.W. means, "Breaks Many Ways."
@@indridcold8433 more like "breaks my wallet"
@@TheExtremeLOL If you own one, "Breaks My Wallet," applies quite easily. I do not own one. I just fix them. For me, "Breaks Many Ways," applies. It breaks the wallet of the person bringing the junk to me.
BMW and Mercedes require alot of of frequent expensive maintenance and use expensive parts that people don't replace and maintain you got mainten them differently then a Honda ford or gm but they are nice to drive doe I personally don't think there worth it but if you take care of maintain them they will last pretty long but you might go broke in the process
Y’all forgot the cvt transmissions from Altima can leave you stranded at any time
Problem is they're generally reliable within the first year, which is what this survey covers. These vehicles all had their problems in the first year of ownership. If it covered cars a few years in it would be overflowing with Nissan CVTs, Fiats, and European models. That said I've rented new Cadillac vehicles and the climate control systems are a nightmare. I've had to pull over, repeatedly, and restart the car because the blower won't come off the lowest speed, in AZ, in August, where it's 113 degrees.
Toyota, Subaru, audi, honda, all are cvt transmissions and they copied Nissan, do your homework and there's more brands that use cvt if you don't know dont talk
@@marcosballesteros6531 We got our company to quit ordering fleet vehicles with CVTs. I must change two of them a week. These cars have well under 50,000 miles. Today's vehicles are inferior, plastic clad, ugly, poor handling junk. But I am glad they are. They are job security.
If maintenance hasnt been PERFORMED or the CVT hasnt been CHECKED in 5-6 YEARS in a 08-20 Nissan Altima, then you'll have a car that strands you..
Forgetting check the tranny's condition whether Manual, Conventional AT,CVT, &/or even DCT will lead to failure!
All got some sort of an automatic gear box standard. Hey Automotive PowerTrain Engineering, lets get rid of the super realible manual gearbox---Thats VERY Good Idea!!!!!
Where’s the Nissan Juke, that was on the thumbnail?
I was looking for that too.. With flames
Have 2014 Juke. Great little car.
@@dawnchestnutt4605 no
@@samwright761 yes
This made me click too! I have a 2013 and thought, what?!
Fiat Chrysler: Am i a joke to you?
Mini Cooper: Hey, i was going to say that
Land Rover: Hold my tea cup
Dodge Ram: Sorry dudes, yr all late to the party
That's awesome!
No 1 thing i hate the most: going to the comment section and seing ”am i a joke to you” line for the 10000000000 millionth time... really really really really really really HATE it!
@@swederetard Bah, why get upset about something you can't control. Just let it roll off your back like water from a duck's feathers.
@@swederetard my
GM quality has gone down so far, it’s absolutely pathetic. And I’m shocked there’s no BMW, Mercedes, Land Rover or Jaguars on here. Was expecting to see more Chrysler products on here too.
Yeah, Chrysler has a history of nothing but failure going back decades. Can't understand why people buy them
@@hilldriggers39 it really is amazing that they've managed to stay in business building garbage all these years 😄
@@hilldriggers39 Cheap people buy cheap vehicle and they complain about that cheapness.
You know, as a person who has owned multiple Dodge products, I haven't had reliability issues. Every one of them was totalled by an accident after being 10+ years old and over 140k miles. They were cheap to buy, new or used, and I never had to do anything but standard maintenance on any of them. The one issue I've seen is transmission slipping, which all Chrysler Transmissions seem to get at somewhere over 150k miles. But, given that the vehicle cost what it did and lasted as long as it did, it wasn't a bad investment at all.
As for why I would buy a Dodge today over a Toyota or Honda, Toyotas aren't what they used to be ever since they collaborated with GM in the early 2000s and Hondas are also going the same way. When a company starts making SUVs and full size cars with turbo-charged 4 cyclinders, they are doomed. When weight-savings and gas mileage lead to less sturdy motors with less cylinders and a turbo, those engineers stopped worrying about over-building the engines for longevity. Given all that, I'd rather have a Hemi with a 7zf transmission and 400+ horsepower than pay extra for a name and a truck or full size car with 146 horsepower.
As for why there aren't more Chrysler or BMW on the list, it's because the shit-list is only 10 spots long. And, if you made it long enough, every car from every manufacturer would make the list. They ALL make 10-12 year vehicles with planned obsolesence in mind. (Except GM, who makes 8 year cars.)
It’s the top ten ,, not the top ten plus 60... cars are all junk it seems like ... nowadays it’s roll the dice and hope ..
No issues with transmissions are minors
Ed Bentz exactly
Till you have an elderly person complaining to you about how difficult it is to pull their automatic shifter from D to R.
Then you realize, some people complain about minor shit.
Definitely agree. I have an Altima which has been transmission problem and it’s the biggest headache, of the car.
Yes they are. 2016 and 17 Tacomas had transmission issues but the fix was a simple reprogramming at the dealer
There are, slips.
How could you put a nissan juke on your thumbnail? It was actually the reason I watched your video thinkin that it was there. Not cool
Clickbait with a Juke.
right! so sad....
The juke is kinda reliable i think?
Puke. The Juke is a Joke. Nissan's CVT is garbage.
The juke is one of the MOST reliable, safe and strongest little cars made, impractical but a great motor overall
The juke is a excellent vehicle but ugly as hell
Toyota is still the most reliable car in the world.
Urban Favor Agreed! Next to Honda and I should know considering I have a lot of both in my family.
Toyota is one of the most recall veichle quantity. That's It?
Got a Corolla at 16. Had it until I was 43. Still ran perfect with 512,000 on it . Bought another one. It's now 13 years and still runs perfect at 375,000. Buy a Corolla it prevents alot of headaches and stress.
Absolutely!
Well said! 💯
The most unreliable thing about most cars are the drivers.
What makes a car unreliable is the amount of money the person is willing to spend on fixing it for example bmw it is known as being unreliable but if you just maintain the vehicle it will change it all comes down to how much the parts cost to fix or maintain the vehicle, a good example 90's honda civic's super cheap to fix same as 90's Toyota's parts are everywhere and you can do it yourself with no specific equipment unlike European crap
@@justinb1536 well you gotta fix the technology
Old fart thoughts
you push car to go, every one is reliable.
That's exactly what GM GROSS MANAGEMENT Mary Barra and her biggest share holders like to hear.
It's always YOUR FAULT !
So beat it ain't fixing it unless you pay 💰.
Again !✔️
Seems like “HYUNDAI” has come a long way up while “HONDA” has slipped on the banana peel 🤔
Honda's CVT is destroying their reliabilty. Nissan went from the third most reliable vehicles to second worse just barely above Tesla Motors. Their CVT and merge with Renault caused that downward plummit. It seems only Subaru makes a reliable CVT and I would still hesitate to get one simply because of CVT's infamy. But work has a few Subarus that have only given minor issues. Me and the rest of the mechanics have asked management to stop ordering Nissians for the fleet and other vehicles with CVTs. I probably change two CVTs a weak. The most that fail are indeed Nissan. The two Tesla motor sales person vehicles will experimented with are so problematic they will likely be auctioned this month. They have been sitting for about four months now. It was an unsuccessful experiment. Another vehicle that proved a complete nightmare is the new four cylinder Silverado. They are too new to be unreliable but they can not pull anything. They are weak and struggle to do anything we use the older F-150s and Silverados to do. Nobody wants to use them. I guess they are okay for posers that do not need a pickup truck. When hauling even a light load, they swallow more petrol than the big V8s in the older pickup trucks. Avoid those as well unless you really do not need a real pickup truck. Ones to get from what it seems according to works fleet are F-150 V8, Silverado V8, F-250 4x4 diesel, Toyota cars, Ford cars, except the Focus, Caravan (ugly but really reliable) small Hyundai cars, Dodge Charger, Dodge Challenger, and a few others. Avoid crossovers no matter what make. Avoid GM save the V8 Silverado.
Yup, went to the hyundai service twice already for cylinder misfire, with my 2020 tucson. :(
My Honda motorcycle is so unreliable I had to join an auto club so when it stops I get it towed home it burns stators out like kindling the wireing harness is so bad a monkey could do better it even burnt a stator out in less than a fuel tank of petrol. I asked Honda dealership if they could fix it they said its a well known factory fault and I was just unlucky so I checked out internet etc and bypassed the faulty wering at it seems to be okay, I'll never buy anything Honda again.
Indrid Cold - what are your thoughts on 2007-8 Lexus IS 350 and 2010-13 Genesis Coupe 3.8 Automatic, in terms of reliability / cost of ownership?
@@pgppatrickgplays7716 might have a lemon
🤔 curious anyone got that commercial for Chevy's JD power award for most reliable vehicle before watching this Chevy Sh!t list. 🤣
Watch Zebra Corner on TH-cam. They have some ideas about J.D. Powers and Chevy.
JD Powers is a Promo Company
It is common for really bad cars to get awards. I remember when the Dodge PT Cruiser got Car of the Year. That was a joke. Chevrolet Citation got it also and it was junk from the factory. These car critics know how to write a magazine article. They know little about cars. I remember when they were praising the Ford Focus for reliabilty when it first came out. How is it they know it is so reliable if it is a new car model? Do not believe any of the car magazine articles by all these award companies. They were recently praising the four cylinder Mustang. That was a joke.
The last time a domestic car was reliable was in the 70's Toyota makes cars in the US and they just don't break down
@@robertr8687 Most Toyotas are driven to the junkyard when they are going to be scraped. Everything is destroyed but the cars do still run. Chevrolets, still look good and their engines are destroyed, transmission bad, and electronics shot. They do look good in the junk yard with their low miles through.
Can someone tell GM about this list? They keep trying to tell me through commercials that they’re “reliable”
Ivan Perez Reliably break down
That’s only their commercials for the Chevy lineup. And I drive a 2015 Buick Encore which has been reliable, but I wish that GM could’ve put a different radio system in the Encore. Because it’s not all that intuitive all the time. I do however like the Bose Sound System in it though.
That’s cuz they own JD whatever award it is so they can say they’re the most reliable even when not 😂
They reliably break down. Except their infamous LS engines.
And still you have people saying GM still makes more reliable and better cars than Ford and Toyota
I quit paying attention to Consumer Reports when I sold Ford's.The Explorer had just come out so we bought a copy to see how it ranked ,well to our surprise it rated poor across the board so we then read about the Mazda Navajo and it rated excellent to good across the board,.They roll down the same assembly line,Ford made the Navajo for Mazda
My 2004 Explorer Sport Trac runs/drives like my old Town Car. That big ass 4L six....Just maintain it.
By a long way the most unreliable car we ever had was a renault, I'm embarrassed to say we'd had anything to do with one.
I had a Renault 21 sold as an Eagle Medallion. It was an absolute blast to drive. It was not particularly reliable after 2 years. Thankfully it was under warranty for 7 years so I didn't have to pay for the transmision repairs every 2 years. Not the best but it was fun.
Did you notice that the 2 unreliable Hondas are american made?
You do realize Toyotas, Nissan's, Volkswagens, etc are also made in the U.S? Call a spade a spade Honda is just slipping
@@dtay8913 Those vehicles where designed by Honda America and not Honda in Japan, that was I wanted to refer to
Honda of Japan who designed the Honda's that are common around the world (Civic, CRV,FIT(JAZZ)) are doing just fine when it comes to reliability
Things like the Odissey, Insight, Passport and now even the accord are not available in European market's, some models not even in Asia
Those vehicles are designed for the American and Canadian marked and only sold there
Racist!
GET HIM!!!!
lol im kidding haha
I legit thought it was Linus at first. The voice tripped me out
Me too
I hear it
I’d like to know how much it costs to repair a “minor” transmission issue.
Somewhat less if you do it yourself. I did actually have an inexpensive minor transmission issue once. In about 1990, my '65 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser wouldn't move when I put it in drive. I discovered that the tranny fluid was too low to allow the transmission to engage. A $2.50 bottle (x2) of fluid "fixed" it. I knew low fluid would cause that; it just never occurred to me that it was the problem. Anything else would probably run a buck or two to repair. Or maybe a little more.
@Douglas Brown Ain't technology wonderful?
$3,812.11
Surprised there are no jeeps on this list. I have heard and know from experience that many jeeps are unreliable.
This video doesnt seem correct. Too many reliable cars on this list of unreliable ones.
My hubby had a Jeep Liberty and it left him stranded 6 times in 2 years! He got rid of it and now happily has a 2008 Colorado pick up which has been super reliable.
Sad but true, most wich came out after the yer 2004.
I love Jeeps, but those after that year...eeh... Almost the same Energy as BMW on that level. Oh well, good that I love the old ones, wich are still tanks compared to the new bs, so, nothing lost over on my site.
Oh yea, Patriots and the CTV Transmissions.
I had one of those Chevy trucks and it spent more time at the mechanic than with me. Major electronics failures in the engine compartment do to insufficient airflow to keep the compartment cool enough for the electronics. I also had a doge ram 10 cylinder (gas) and it was fantastic the best I have ever owned.
Nissan Juke in the thumbnail but not in this list= fail and fake news
Exactly! Thankfully Ariel Perez gave the list or I would have wasted my time watching this.
Sadly, Nissan, in general, no longer makes very good automobiles. Since their merger with Renault, it has been all down hill for Nissan.
It seems like you don't know definition of unreliable, juke rated 5 star for safety, 4 for comfortability and agility that alone tells you how reliable the car is. You are just deciding based on looks
I fucking hate that. There are a lot off that car on the road now where i'm from, so I was wondering what issues it has.
I just reported this video
I own a 2018 Clarity. I’m surprised it made it to this list. It’s a very nice and fun car to drive, it’s nice to have gas and electric combined for an appropriate 110 miles to the gallon. It’s been my daily driver since day 1 and even protected me from a nasty car accident. It’s been holding out but let’s see.
I've owned a used range rover and it's the biggest piece of 💩 I've ever owned. Surprised how it's not on the list.
This list is suspicious
😂😂😂
Buick Enclave, Chevy Traverse, Silverado 2500, GM loves putting out crappers
let's add...cruzes
The traverse and the Buick are the same car
Yes I knew that
So far we've been pleased with our Buick Enclave
Garbage Motors (GM) is always making its inferior quality known.
You forgot everything purchased by Tyler Hoover
Daniel VanWiggeren literally everything. You’d think buying the cheapest cars available would be a smart move
Well, he did just buy an old Volvo
RomanLegion well he buys them as experiments to see if he can fix it for less than what he bought it for, then gives a review about it, but yeah he forgot hoovie's fast and furious lambo lmao
Clearly the people making this compilation haven’t considered fiats or french cars.
clearly mabye ur preconceived thoughts are just wrong
Avoid GM. They couldn’t fix my Cobalt (my first car) from shutting down while driving and airbags wouldn’t deploy either. The thing was a death trap. Every single one they made was a lemon. Went in for about 10 recalls and nothing was ever fixed.
In their defense, who would want to fix a little shitbox like the Cobalt?
@@brikshoe6259 all they make is garbage, THEY MADE THAT CAR and they can't fix it lmao
2010 Hyundai Elantra Touring, 183 thousand miles an still like new.😊
I own a 2010 Mercedes gl450 and not seeing it here is an insult.
Purchasing an Expensive foreign Luxury/Performance vehicle, without a warranty (Maybe second owner) IS a real problem. And it has ALWAYS been that. Such cars have the latest Gizmos and gadgets, often before anyone else and they are hardly bulletproof at that point. So, they ALL fail at a higher rate than cheaper cars. In addition, with the newest also means you cannot get cheaper aftermarket parts to make a repair and the labor charges at these dealerships can be overwhelming. After a few years, the LESSER CAR manufacturers add these features after the are proven and generally when they are being supplied by outside companies.
I would not by a used Mercedes, BMW, AUDI, or similar without a service contract. THey tend to have the most problems just when the initial lease (3 years) is up.
@@Thommadura Foreigness is relative and isn't a reliability issue. The OP might live in Germany.
@@gabiold The Mercedes is a High Priced Foreign Vehicle. While what I said can refer to ALL origin of High Priced cars, I was referring to the Vehicle mentioned. And yes, origin CAN be a reliability issue if you consider Down time to be part of the problem. THese cars tend to sell in small numbers, have fewer service points than Domestic Vehicles, and parts availability can cause a delay in repair.
Take a look at this, you feel fine again. th-cam.com/video/sUIK7K_q8eY/w-d-xo.html
@@Thommadura Foreign in the US. There are other places, where it is not foreign. And parts availability lead time is not a reliability issue. If something constantly breaks without it need to, that's a reliability issue, and it doesn't make you happy when you are stuck somewhere on the side of the road, regardless of it could be repaired in an afternoon or not.
This video would not be possible by today's sponsor Chevy
"Real people not paid actor"
4 from GM 2 from Honda and only one from Chrysler??? And 0 from Ford
Epic Logan Ford is realiable
@@tuckertyson3631 far from it my friend
DINO VLACHOS they make the most reliable trucks. You just gotta watch out for the EcoBoost and the explorer I think
Well with GM, that’s expected. Honda, the Odyssey has had problems for years, but I’ve never even heard of a Honda Clarity. I figured there would be more FCA vehicles there. And Ford, this is about the brand new Fords, and they don’t make small cars anymore so that pretty much rules out the unreliable ones.
Ya Boi CJ very true the fiesta was one of the least reliable cars you could buy for years
Damn, I just saw logic in concert, didn’t know he had to turn to car reviews to get by
Lmaooo
I love statistics!
You give me your numbers and I can make them say anything you want!
Says a person who doesn't understand what statistics are and aren't.
I'm surprised BMW and Range Rover was not on the list
It's obvious this guy does not know what he's talking about there's no doubt about it that Jaguar BMW Mercedes probably the worst.
And Mini Cooper
They will be included in the "Cars that make you take out a second mortgage to repair" video.
notice how 75% of the vehicles on this list were GM vehicles 🤣 i have a GMC acadia, and it also isn't very reliable. as soon as we bought the car, a week later, our A/C broke 🤷🏽♂️
k a m u e l a hHahahhHhhahaha
You do realize, GMC stands for God's Mechanical Curse, right?
I have a 95 GMC that's still on the road. I feel that it's all the foreign parts that are put on that causes things to fail. ALL new autos are junk because the thin sheet metal rust so fast because of fuel regulations forced by government. Cheap Chinese switches and sensors don't help either. Blame Thomas Edison for forced obsolescence.
@@bobhope4288 In the future: GMC=Gen. Motors of China
@@paulforester6996 Brand new vehicles often contain cheap Chinese switches and sensors. In many cases the after market parts are far better than the expensive OEM stuff.
Funny how all the Chevy and Dodge fanboys claim that Ford's are unreliable
At work I've driven a ford and a Chevy, both gas, both nondually 1ton. If I was buying a work truck it would be a ford. If it was personal use Chevy. Ford is well made but rides like shit and gets abominable fuel mileage. Wouldn't buy a diesel from anyone right now, downtime not worth it.
Ford is way better than chevy. However I would not touch either of them, I stick to my Toyota.
@@superbros1690 new tundras are nice lookin trucks, I am a cheap bastard and drive old shit though. Old Toyotas end up with rotten frames that break so I'll stick to antiquated chevys. Currently rocking an '01 with 370,000km. Doesn't owe me anything, don't worry where I park it
In Australia, with Holden drivers, it’s exactly the same case!!
Ford is the most reliable American car company.
My 2012 Honda Fit was the best car I ever owned and am now 67. It was very dependable as it only needed routine maintenance, good for gas mileage, was a good cargo hauler, roomy for being a small car, and cheap for being a new car. When insurance totalled it recently at 135,000 miles when I was rear ended while sitting still at a red light of all places, we then bought the 2020 Honda Fit. I was so glad to have finally had a car where I did not have transimmsion trouble and other assorted problems. We did think about a hybrid Toyota, Hyundai, and Honda, but the Honda Fit just discontinued by Honda was bought again due to trying to limt the loss from a totaled car that we would have preferred just having the car fixed. I had hoped the 2012 Honda Fit would make it to 200,000 miles and kept good maintanance care of it. Until the 2012 Honda Fit I had previously owned Chrysler, Chevrolet, Buick, and Ford cars.
Range rover not on there! Hahahaa
someone should rate consumer reports.
agree
No kidding!!! My father in law thinks they are the last word in car buying and buys nothing but Japanese cars. About five or ten years ago, he bought a new Avalon and within a month, they had to replace the whole transmission. I laughed (to myself) for a week straight!!!! I, to this day can't believe he even told me about it!!!! I don't know what it is about CR and their surveys but there's something there that just isn't right. I think the surveys are legit but there is some extraneous factor involved that makes Japanese cars look better. As an example, I drive nothing but American cars and I would NEVER fill out a CR survey simply because I despise them. I genuinely believe that CR attracts octogenarian Toyota lovers and they will fill out their surveys in any way they can to bolster their beliefs.
@@warrengauthier4699 you drove a 27 year old COROLLA!?! Hahaha. You are such a loser! Keep supporting those foreign companies, loser!
Charlie Hein The Toyota Avalon isn’t assembled in Japan it’s assembled in America
@@charleshein4477 : Scoff all you want tool box. I don't need to explain my income or business activities to you. I never said it was my personal car. You are most likely a renter that lives pay cheque to pay cheque too.
I don’t understand the term “minor transmission issues’ as any time a mechanic goes near a transmission then you better have deep pockets.
It's really hard to watch this character and take him seriously.
indeed
I start watching and within 1 min change...
Ya think? He's such a weasel. He (and his channel) decide to upload CR's list... but then he proceeds to intentionally display barely concealed doubt of the results. If he and his people were doubtful of the list, then why upload it at all. (I'm guessing they did this for the high view-revenue that 'best' and 'worst' lists tend to generate. They almost apologize here and there for showing the results, but use CR's list anyway for the views. Real class.)
He seems like he might be trans or something.
Really??
You question the seriousness of this guy??
Personally, I've always viewed those, who show up in their pajama shirt, to exhibit exemplary credibility. 🤣
I’m am currently watching this video while riding in a Buick Enclave and can confirm the climate control issues are true
So you’re saying a Jaguar, Range Rover, and nothing absolutely nothing from Ford is unreliable not even fiesta or mustang??? Ok
@thekeyboard warrior nah Ford is getting it right every one else is trying to get the same specs as ford and they forget about reliability......but they all are working hard.
Nah Ford is focusing on reliability I think and there getting good specs too but other brands are trying to get same specs or better. But they forget about reliability...
Consumer Reports is saying it, this guy is just repeating it. Big difference
Lolol someone's mad
The perfect title would be: Top 10 least reliable cars in US. Here in Europe we've never heard about these types of car manufacturers. Sold only in US.
So, two Hondas and no BMWs, Mercedes or Audi cars? What a reliable list. Actually, no, the list is reliable. But only for one year.
No Range Rovers
@@yazanc7665 those are so bad, they are ranked next to Tata and Mahindra cars. They're all Indian, so......
No nissans as well. This list is bs.
Dang
No Gaguars-err-Jaguars either. And no Junk Rovers and Trash Rovers-err-Land Rovers and Range Rovers. What a fucking joke of a list!
before i watch im expecting to see alot of GM products and their transmission issues.
I got scared because you put my car in the pic! But it isn’t in the video 😂
Yep - my Juke is great !!!!
Also surprising, Honda's reliability dropped to #15 out of 28 automakers. Their turbo & cvt issues have plagued the Accord, Civic & CRV.
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cadsux the crv is most affected by it but yea, it’s a massive screw up with the 1.5 liter turbos having oil dilution issues. Seriously reconsidering going with another Honda once my lease is up.
Honda died in 2016 and should focus on its roots aka motorcycles.
I think the best are Lexus Toyota and mazda
The problems aren’t even with transmission or engines.
It’s interior electronics like blutooth not connecting and infotainment....
He even mentions the issues in the video. The turbo havnt has issues and neither has the cvt...
So many GM vehicles! 😂
We had a honda oddessy a long time ago, but when we did the back two sliding doors and the passenger door all just broke, so yes, I can agree with it being on this list.
I am also very surprised to see two Hondas on this list. I have been driving Hondas for nearly 40-years and have always been happy with them. Sad.
With the advancement of gasket, sealents, and adhesive and it still leaks.
Why?
Why?
GM and Fiat Chrysler what is going on ?????
Any Chinese car, particularly if you are in Australia and they are common
So cheap tho
The person that made this list drives a Ford.
What's wrong with ford boi
Norrr
And I bet it gives him no problems.😝
very smart guy, maybe alittle odd
Just look around you when driving...what vehicle make/models do you see most on the road? I see lots of older hondas and toyotas. How many older pt cruisers, dodge nitros, pontiac aztecs, gmc envoys, or nissan pathfinders do you see out there?
crazy but you see alot of pontiac aztecs and its sister the buick, more old trucks on the road than anything else
I see a lot of pickup trucks. But yes, older Honda's, Toyota's, and Nissan's. Dodge and Ford are also common sights.
Driving Guy Idaho I actually see a lot of them, myself included
I drive a Chevy trailblazer
Can’t have this list without fiat-chrysler products
Thats funny 4 GM products and one Chrysler Product and your all over it. What an asshole
@@matadorman78 : Bottom line, most of the "big three" build trash.
Warren Gauthier would that be Chevy, Ford, and FCA? I’m just thinking of the American brands. Also, they probably didn’t count the small cars from Ford since they don’t make them any more. Other than that(and the ecoboost) Ford makes decently reliable vehicles
@@coltonjacobs5383 : Ford builds good trucks but most of their other stuff is junk and the only thing worse than GM: Chrysler.
What does the Juke has to do with the list?
Honorable mention maybe?
@@1985toyotacamry it's pretty reliable tho... Dunno about the transmission, but everything else works fine
@@jccoello they did say Nissan transmission are made by Jatco... I know my sister have the Altima and I drove it myself i don't like it very much because if I want power it's not immediate but I drive a 95 Camry with a 4 speed Automatic and that car have more immediate punch even though it's 130 hp.
@@1985toyotacamry what year was the Altima
@@aayonce4 2015 and to be fair they bought it pre-owned
Tesla is the worst car every developed and should be on the list. Honda has only two vehicles and you forgot to mention the rust problem they ALL develop after just few years.
Its why I love my F 150 even after 130 plus thousand miles.
I will buy another in time.
@Justin Turdeau My F-150 has 230,000 miles on it and starts and drives every day. I live in New England where the rust will kill it long before the engine wears out.
Got one too
Now 155,000 trouble free miles 🤗
Expect a lovely cease and desist order from Nissan for that extremely deceiving thumbnail
Hey, if the Escalade is not on this list then the list is incomplete! 52 times in the shop over 3 years with the Escalade. 16 times in 9 months with the ATS. Finally, 8 times in for repair in 2 years for the CTS. Cadillac is junk! What do you expect for $70,000?