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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
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00:00 Preamble
01:01 2024 Honda CR-V
02:35 Toyota RAV4
04:18 Nissan Versa
06:03 Mazda CX-5
08:11 Honda Civic
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I have seen many Nissan lasting more than 500,000 miles without major issues and are the closest competitors to Toyota yet many don't present honest reviews due to many reasons, thanks for an honest review
Fantastic video review, truly informative, & everyone loves these 5 reliable cars/SUVs/cross-over.
I'm glad you did not omit Nissan. I have a 2015 Versa Note heading toward 89K mi and have had no issues. This list you presented was honest and accurate.
Mine is a lemon, CVT nightmare for my Versa.
Sorry to hear that. How many miles?
@@leogeee1 over 60,000 miles. I'm surprised you haven't heard about the Nissan CVT problems.
I HAVE heard but have not experienced any of it.
I’m surprised, Camery didn’t make your list…😮😂
Strange no corolla or camry or accord the most selling cars are not in list
...watch out...THE KOREANS ARE COMING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have Nissan wingroad done 280000 plus still great and very fuel efficient
My friend bought a new Nissan Versa and it was a lemon. He took it to the dealership over 7 times in several months for major mechanical issues and he was able to get a refund under the lemon law. I owned a Acura CL (its a Honda Accord with better materials) and it has nothing but problems, including peeling paint after the first month of owning it, a leaky trunk and the well known bad transmission issue, which is well known with Honda/Acura V6 engines.
Any Japanese car fun to drive yet?
The new CRV costs in Germany 50000 Euro, the most basic model. That is with Tax. RAV4 basic Model is not much cheaper.
How does you make these videos
These prices are laughably higher irl
where is Subaru ? They are the most safety car among Japanese car
I have no doubt in Japanese cars…bought 2 hilux 2009&2016 without test drive
What about Toyota Corolla?
Dig: Nissan just made a claim that the Versa, as well as the Altima, will soon be eliminated from production. Whether it's just for the US is unclear, but soon these two models will be history. Sad, but true. Bummer! Peace...🙏🏹♐
I just purchased a 2024 Jetta Sport with 3 year 30,000 mile free oil change plus more goodies
and I didn't have to pay an arm and leg for it you couldn't get to swap with any of the vehicles
that you mentioned!!!!!!!!!!
No turbo or cvt
Honda 1.5 turbo engine with oil dilution👎 (China still has a ban on Honda imports with this engine).
How do you make theses videos
Someone please tell me
Resherch about cars and find cars clips or take car video shooting
Then use car clips as a video and do a voice over
Also pick copyright free music as background music
Where you talk about your picks of car
Very simple indeed
Your most welcome
Kind of subjective.
According to Consumer Reports annual reliability surveys (weighted average for the last few years):
#1 Lexus
#2 Toyota
#3 Mazda
#4 Acura
#5 Honda
#6 Subaru etc.
The situation is similar for low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), Mitsubishi (or Suzuki outside the USA) entering the top.
The best cars are not like that because of features, looks and other shallow indicators, but because of reliability, low TCO and performance.
Thus, having 2 Honda in your top instead of 2 Toyota or replacing a Honda with a Subaru, shows a bias towards Honda.
Can't even go by that since in the last few years all these companies have had major quality issues. Toyota trucks blowing clutches and transmissions as they leave the car lot. Subaru is hit and miss, and expensive to repair. Honda has a "stop sell" of all Honda Ridgelines on all dealer lots due to safety issue. etc etc. Also, all it takes is a couple people locally to tell about the issues with their vehicles for me to steer clear of that brand, model year. Eg, my sister in law can't keep her newish Suby Crosstrek out of the shop.
Oh, and my Nissan Titan sits in the back yard with grass growing around it as I contemplate replacing the rearend for $6300 before extra's and taxes. They don't repair or even sell parts for their rear diff's. Stupid, and never again will I buy Nissan expecially since they don't stand by their products. Warranty issues were a nightmare.
@@ruger6049, there are many other reasons why Nissan is out of Top 10 reliability.
Almost all brands' reliability decreased vs. 2 decades ago (when the planned obsolescence was introduced in cars, after the electroappliances), but the top Japanese cars are still at the top.
I had no issues (not even recalls) for the last 5 years for my Miata ND2 RF G-184, for the Suzuki Jimny LCV (4x4) and for a Lexus hybrid F Sport. But I did my research and I bought only the reliability and low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) leaders of their respective segments, I applied an aggressive maintenance etc.
Urgh! The engine size on the Honda is a joke. Small working at many revolutions and wear and tear expedited. Stop, you can repeat this forever, don’t try latent mind control that we will accept the insufficiency of latest vehicles
Ai Voice is so irritated🤮🤢
I think you mean irritating🤔
robot
Ggh
Seems that Lexus not in the top list
@@fei7954 Not in his subjective list, but Lexus is #1 in reliability and #3 in low TCO.
Honda is at #4, but he put 2 of them in Top 5 - this is a serious bias.
This is a computer! CRAP!
Nissan 👎👎👎👎