You had it right..."was"... now they are making the cars in Turkey,Indonesia and Philipines... not that i do not respect the workers from this countrys, but still......
Went car shopping for my mom, she and I just test drove the Honda HRV, Toyota CHR and Mazda CX-30, it’s not even close, don’t get me wrong they are all nice, but the Mazda was in a different class, even though it’s the exact price point. The base trim has almost all the features you want, the Cabin was noticeably quite from street noise, I literally was afraid for my life when my mom took the HRV and CHR onto the highway, she floored the HRV and CHR trying to merge on, the CX-30 you can feel the horse power, never thought HP can be such a safety feature, I was impressed, so yeah, we just walked out of the dealership today with the Mazda. I encourage ppl to just go test drive these cars, before that she wanted a Toyota and the Honda was her 2nd choice, I had to convince her to try the Mazda, even showed her this video to show her it’s reliable, after test driving all the cars, she fell in love with the Mazda,
I do have to say MAZDA Had upped the game considerably in interior quality and general asthetics along with being having a more sporty engaging nature its not a wonder why MAZDA sells so well in australia and i will admit the touchscreen situation is a bit annoying in general for everyone else but still i enjoy MAZDA 👍
me too- I had a mazda 3 for 4 years on lease - worst car I have ever had - one problem after the other (especially clutch, transmission, brakes, left me stranded on the road twice) - so glad to get rid of it at the end of the lease.
I worked for a Mazda dealership a few years ago ,in sales, I didnt realize how good they were until then , when I left to start my own business, I bought a Mazda 6 , since then I have bought two more, they are just good reliable cars .
i had a mazda 3 for 3 years and never had issues, it was extremely reliable and its also a pretty fun car, unfortunately i rolled it but i wont hesitate to get another
When I bought my mazda3 in 2018, my main criteria was to find a non turbocharged and non CVT car. I was willing to trade the extra 2mpg for longer term reliability.
Hyundai is completely trash. Those sonatas are constantly drinking oil and needing engine replacements. Every other month, there is some kind of RECALL....How do I know? I work at the dealership....We have so many new cars and old Hyundai cars always coming in for a recall or the lack of oil. The worst I've seen is someone doing an oil change on Monday and by Wednesday, the customer was back at the dealership begging for oil....5 quarts of oil only lasted 2 days in that engine.....No way Hyundai is a reliable brand....NO WAY.....Maybe the GENESIS luxury division of Hyundai is reliable but I would stay very far away from the regular Hyundai/kia branded cars. I haven't seen too many problems with GENESIS so I would conclude that GENESIS might be more reliable and built better....
JD powers is the one that equates the two as equal. CR should be based off of owners reporting their issues. Still a bit flawed but gives an idea what to expect
Oh and Mazda doesn’t leave you out to dry. Major subframe rust issues? Yeah ours had it. Thy tracked us down and fixed it for free showing us before and after pictures. Never never never have I been treated like that by a domestic dealer in all my forty years of driving. Impressive.
Ford is not reliable anymore. Their suvs and cars are garbage. Only cars that are reliable are the mustang and f series. Sister’s 2015 Ford Escape blew the tranny at 60,000 miles. Car had numerous other issues with the cooling and infotainment systems failing. Found a forum with thousands of people taking about their transmissions going out before 70,000 miles
Buick got rid of most of its lineup, only used two cars in the survey, both SUV which means if one scores big, which one did, and ine scored average, the score will artificially go up, none of the sedans were rated
@@bendsomemetal Dodge redesigned its platform in 2010 for SUVs and 2011 for cars. Durango platform is shared with Jeep Gran Cherokee, Charger with 300.. etc. Plenty of time to fix the issues and it shows. My 2018 Durango is a beast and so was my 2016 Jeep
Something tells me stellantis and gm paid these guys a ton of money to include their cars. At least I agreed with most of the list, although subaru should be under honda for reliability. Wonderful cars
I thought he was going to say KIA for Number 1 spot. I know they had ranked very high on Quality on JD Powers. Who would of thought Mazda? They sell low number volume compared to other rivals. If they sold as many Toyota’s would they still be number 1 or is this based on the same amount of cars tested?
#ali ali Toyota and Honda cars that won’t have issues for a couple hundred thousand miles I’ve meet a mechanic how’s family put 300k miles but has only changes the oil once around 150k still runs better than a new dodge hasn’t replaced a thing same everything except tires an windshield wipers
Clicked the video to see where my german homies ended up, and then i saw dodge somehow made the list at all, never mind 3 times and i guess the entire world collectively lost their minds. Maybe covid got to the list makers
Stop relying on Consumer Reports. Conduct your own testing, inspection, and data analysis. Taking someone else’s word for it is not creditable. Any company can just buy the popular opinion of a consumer advocate and promote their products using the consumer advocate as the face of wisdom.
Which is a foolish statement to make because Mazda is miniscule as compared to most other brands in the top ten. They could easily pay more than Mazda to be number one if that is what you are insinuating. Please engage brain before commenting.
Mazda above Toyota and Lexus? No way is Mazda made that much improvement in that short of a timeframe. With Toyotas continued help they may crack the top ten in a few years of a more realistic top 10 list. Takes at least 5 plus years and real world daily driven mileage to know what vehicles are truly reliable.
The Mazda Miata is one of the most reliable cars on the planet. It's been around for 20 years now. Mazda just wasn't born yesterday. It's been around for a long time and yes it is at the top regarding reliability. It earned its spot, except that. Their cars are some of the most beautiful and the most reliable. They're completely made in Japan. I own both a Lexus and a Mazda. Both have been flawless in terms of reliability. Mazda's will in my opinion remain amongst the top three most reliable cars brands well into the future.
I was an Accord and Camry fan-until I owned a Mazda 6. They left their partnership with Ford and are now built in Japan. The 6 is in my opinion the best midsize car under $30,000. Beautiful inside and out and fun as hell to toss around corners. Zoom Zoom baby!
Actually Toyota is interested in !Mazda for its engine and suspension technology. Toyota does not contribute to Mazda r&d. Everything at mazda is developed in house by the company, engines, transmissions, suspensions, paint, body panels etc. They do not rely on other companies and engineer everything themselves. The report is based on real world data, not on sentiment.
Well I will say this... Ford is good with the trucks but it puzzles me why they can’t do the same for other vehicles. What was it? Like... 7-10 years ago the trucks were supposedly really reliable. Now I’m not saying I don’t believe what people say it’s just I can’t say for sure. But my biggest question is... if u can make ur pickups reliable... why can’t u make the rest of ur products reliable. Lately? From what I’ve heard... Ford products besides the obviously F150, are going downhill. Nowdays ppl trash talk ram and dodge. But it seems to me Dodge has made a comeback. I see more challengers like way more challengers than chargers. The ram trucks have went up In popularity. I’m a dodge lover but I’m not a hypocrite. But I have the feeling within the past 2 years that dodge has steadily made progress. But that’s just me being optimistic. But I’m all ears. My guess is some ppl wish their favorite brands were still reliable and will defend it even if the truth might be that it’s reliability has gone down. But I think if u really wanna determine reliability... It depends on where u live, and if spare parts are more accessible vs areas where it may be more difficult. Plus prices differ from country to country. And lastly... if u have enough space to pay for the repairs without have such a drastic negative effect on ur payments. But if u have plenty to spare, then u are good.
Chrysler = Crap and will always will be Crap!!!! Chrysler are the crappiest vehicles made!!! Total garbage and I would never spend my $ on one ever again!!! U would have to hold a gun to my head!!
How is Lexus on 3rd and, Toyota 2nd and Mazda 1st.. Nothing against Mazda. I love JDM. but i feel should have been 3. Mazda 2. Toyota 1. Lexus (Toyota then Lexus or Lexus and then Toyota, either way)
I'm still giving at least another 2 years before I buy a Mazda. Sure, it's no.1 on the list but it still has to prove to me its consistency to be on the top 10 spot. Unlike, Toyota and Lexus which have earned my trust as they have been constantly on the top 5.
I have lost any faith and credibility in both CR and AG if dodge is reliable you base off 2 Surveys with Porsche Every person i know who drove Chargers, Magnums, etc the engines blew and ran hott! Maybe having so few cars and all old helps! Porsche is a VAG product therefore its a oil consuming ticking time bomb!
It's a shame Chrysler is known universally as an unreliable car, but It has earned that reputation. It's a shame because besides always ragging on Chrysler, I secretly root for them. They are the most willing to try things new and sometimes over the top like a 700hp minivan. That is totally ridiculous and is most likely unreliable, but damn. It is so awesome! I really want to drive one. I've always admired jeeps too. I would buy a jeep for sure if some other company made it. I feel like I'm rooting for the underdog as well.
What it is not clear for me is how mazda 3 it's less reliable from all mazda models but CX30 it's very reliable if practically are the same car? Aaaa... don't get it....
Complete BS. When you see Dodge, RAM and Buick on the list, you know the survey is all BS. I am a Mazda owner (which was 1st in the list) but there is no way Mazda can beat Toyota and Honda reliability. This list was a joke
Honda makes the best and most engines in the world outside of transmission nothing else matters as much. Its idiotic to not value an engine reliability as high as possible.
I can't believe that they put any sort of Chrysler brand on the list. Just shows that these car manufactures are paying companies to say certain things.
@O I’m a mechanic and it’s funny to see these fake videos trying to say that any Chrysler product is reliable. I now refuse to work on them because there such piles of crap and no mechanic wants to deal with them.
@O the modern day Cadillac’s from 2014 up are piles of junk. There quality isn’t there and are loosing sales because of their terrible unreliability. Good American brands are Ford and that’s about it lol 😂
So it’s “Por-shh” Not “Por-SHA” as the manufacturer says? “Hun-day” not “high-un-day”? :-) To get credibility when reporting, it’s so important to pronounce the names of the manufacturers being reported on, correctly. Porsche is a two syllable word. The “e” in German is always pronounced.
This shits a shame everyone’s making fun of them for being shit about telling the truth there definitely not number one maybe 3-10 because Toyota and Honda own those spots porches yea yea that fucking makes sense I wonder how long the reviewers had to drive them what a week of thrashing them tell the oils leaking
Though the list is somewhat true but not my kind of list. This is a like Middle class Rich list - the consumer who buys new or nearly new expect it run trouble free for the first 5-8 years of ownership and not lose much out when selling it. There could be other kind list - super rich list who rather care about exclusivity and not much about reliability. Well my of kind of list are the cars that are 8 years or older , which can last another 5 or more years. Anything but Toyota would never make it to that list. There is no need to make a ranking cause there really is one brand.
Meh, my 08 accord has been going strong for 13 years and is nearing 300k kms (~180k miles) and I drive that thing much more aggressively than the average person because that v6 is so satisfying to rev out. All depends on the car I guess
How can a car brand be judged in 12 months? Dodge is complete garbage.
Its like predicted reliability because most of these cars are not new (same engine and transmission)
Scotty Kilmer would not be impressed
But they didn’t break down In a year where few bought cars and fewer drove them far
Ford is better
@Yellow Zoloft Trucks are in a different category. Except Dodge.
Toyota has been constantly the best maker imo. While other makers fluctuate. Toyota has always been on top
You had it right..."was"... now they are making the cars in Turkey,Indonesia and Philipines... not that i do not respect the workers from this countrys, but still......
@@Luciano-IL Toyota left
Me stranded
In the middle of
The street 😒Toyota Is Okay.
yes, in the top of the recalls.....
How the heck dodge made the list
Cause American made a list ofc
Dodge is improving is reliability so don't judge them until you look at their progress 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
Went car shopping for my mom, she and I just test drove the Honda HRV, Toyota CHR and Mazda CX-30,
it’s not even close, don’t get me wrong they are all nice, but the Mazda was in a different class, even though it’s the exact price point. The base trim has almost all the features you want, the Cabin was noticeably quite from street noise,
I literally was afraid for my life when my mom took the HRV and CHR onto the highway, she floored the HRV and CHR trying to merge on, the CX-30 you can feel the horse power, never thought HP can be such a safety feature, I was impressed,
so yeah, we just walked out of the dealership today with the Mazda. I encourage ppl to just go test drive these cars,
before that she wanted a Toyota and the Honda was her 2nd choice, I had to convince her to try the Mazda, even showed her this video to show her it’s reliable, after test driving all the cars, she fell in love with the Mazda,
I do have to say MAZDA Had upped the game considerably in interior quality and general asthetics along with being having a more sporty engaging nature its not a wonder why MAZDA sells so well in australia and i will admit the touchscreen situation is a bit annoying in general for everyone else but still i enjoy MAZDA 👍
True Mazda is Japanese BMW
@@HP-zc9cp bmw reliability sucks, even amg is way above them. I think i fell in love with my mom's mazda
Was honestly surprised about Mazda being #1
Why Mazda was number 2 last year
Owned a Madza6 for 12 yrs with inexpensive repairs
me too- I had a mazda 3 for 4 years on lease - worst car I have ever had - one problem after the other (especially clutch, transmission, brakes, left me stranded on the road twice) - so glad to get rid of it at the end of the lease.
I worked for a Mazda dealership a few years ago ,in sales, I didnt realize how good they were until then , when I left to start my own business, I bought a Mazda 6 , since then I have bought two more, they are just good reliable cars .
@@edombre4637 Let me guess it was the Ford/Mazda union vehicle. The ones built in Japan 2013 to present are very reliable.
dodge, ram, and buick. Lol
better sell your ford...lmao
Exactly
Can't take this serious
Dodge hasn't really changed their product in 15 years, building a car for 15 years should be reliable by now.
@@arealgoodman but they arent reliable, even to this day.
i had a mazda 3 for 3 years and never had issues, it was extremely reliable and its also a pretty fun car, unfortunately i rolled it but i wont hesitate to get another
When I bought my mazda3 in 2018, my main criteria was to find a non turbocharged and non CVT car. I was willing to trade the extra 2mpg for longer term reliability.
How well is it doing
Shoulda got a camry
The Honda and Toyota cvts are reliable
@@yasirzaidan4995 and nissans, ford cvts
@@shadjdm8735 lol no
Hyundai is completely trash. Those sonatas are constantly drinking oil and needing engine replacements. Every other month, there is some kind of RECALL....How do I know? I work at the dealership....We have so many new cars and old Hyundai cars always coming in for a recall or the lack of oil. The worst I've seen is someone doing an oil change on Monday and by Wednesday, the customer was back at the dealership begging for oil....5 quarts of oil only lasted 2 days in that engine.....No way Hyundai is a reliable brand....NO WAY.....Maybe the GENESIS luxury division of Hyundai is reliable but I would stay very far away from the regular Hyundai/kia branded cars. I haven't seen too many problems with GENESIS so I would conclude that GENESIS might be more reliable and built better....
My bicycle is the most reliable.hahaha
Let’s go Toyota and Lexus!
What I expect to be on top of the list is collision safety. This is definitely worth checking regardless of purpose.
all mazda cars are five star collision rated
I just bought the Mazda CX-5 after watching these videos Im realizing I made the right choice
Best car I’ve ever owned, and I’ve owned BMW’s and Acura’s
I have owned 4 Mazdas...three went over 250,000 miles...one went over 300,000 miles. Zoom Zoom!
Tell me this is early April fools joke.
the problem is that they equate an issue like infotainment being buggy with engine blowing ip
No, they do not! Please stop spreading misinformation without doing your research first. They weigh different issues based on the severity.
JD powers is the one that equates the two as equal. CR should be based off of owners reporting their issues. Still a bit flawed but gives an idea what to expect
Blowing up?
How much were you and Consumer Reports paid off by Dodge, Porsche, Subaru and Buick?
Oh and Mazda doesn’t leave you out to dry. Major subframe rust issues? Yeah ours had it. Thy tracked us down and fixed it for free showing us before and after pictures. Never never never have I been treated like that by a domestic dealer in all my forty years of driving. Impressive.
Auto guide what happened to y’all ?
Such a big disappointment
I'm surpried by dodge, porche, Ram, and buick. This is fake. Those cars got here but Ford didn't which is more reliable than each one i mentioned
Ford is not reliable anymore. Their suvs and cars are garbage. Only cars that are reliable are the mustang and f series. Sister’s 2015 Ford Escape blew the tranny at 60,000 miles. Car had numerous other issues with the cooling and infotainment systems failing. Found a forum with thousands of people taking about their transmissions going out before 70,000 miles
Dodge has been selling same cars since 2011, just a bit of a face lifts over time. Eventually you iron out the issues.
@@itsesmir the platform used on the charger and challenger dates back to the mid 1980s
Buick got rid of most of its lineup, only used two cars in the survey, both SUV which means if one scores big, which one did, and ine scored average, the score will artificially go up, none of the sedans were rated
@@bendsomemetal Dodge redesigned its platform in 2010 for SUVs and 2011 for cars.
Durango platform is shared with Jeep Gran Cherokee, Charger with 300.. etc.
Plenty of time to fix the issues and it shows. My 2018 Durango is a beast and so was my 2016 Jeep
how is honda not 1?
Trevuhhh but the toyota does and so honda at second position
Is this srs buick beats honda n subaru ,toyota no.2
I m surprised Volkswagon were not on the list, in the UK I see loads of VW golf and polo, passat etc.
only after 500.000 miles you can tell if it was a good buy
Something tells me stellantis and gm paid these guys a ton of money to include their cars. At least I agreed with most of the list, although subaru should be under honda for reliability. Wonderful cars
Subaru cant touch Honda in reliability. Nor repair costs either
Go Mazda!
Why kia is not in the list?
After Toyota second most reliable car brand is Honda.
Alot of people agree with what you said.
Hyundai reliable car? 😂😂😂. ... bull shit
Didn't go too far in depth for the #1 brand.
Toyota,honda,lexus der you go. everyone else can fight over the other positions 🤣
You forgot about Acura ...
@@itzsabbage3830 honda 😃
ItzSabbage same product
@@ericdarmawan9504 lexus is the same as toyota so not sure what ur point is
Buick on 4th , Hyundai on 6th and No Nissan?
I love my Nissan Maxima
Mazda will always win they don't use cvt transmission
How about Kia which shares lots of components with Hyundai? 🙄
I thought he was going to say KIA for Number 1 spot. I know they had ranked very high on Quality on JD Powers. Who would of thought Mazda? They sell low number volume compared to other rivals. If they sold as many Toyota’s would they still be number 1 or is this based on the same amount of cars tested?
Honda has Acura and it wasn’t on there neither
Kia is having to pay 137 million for delaying US engine failure recalls. KIA is losing its reliability and its reputation.
@@crk58241 not really
@@gene978 its based on reliability. cars sold has nothin to do with this rating
4:08 why is that car reversing
Mazdas are still made in Japan!
Honda and Buick haven’t released completely redesigned cars in years, so they will drop back down again once they revamp their lineup.
How can you say the truck is "still quite new", yet speak about reliability? What is the length of time being used to measure said reliability?
So is no one going to talk about the Acura going in reverse at 4:09
what a great joke, Scotty is laughing his butt off. #1 TOYOTA #2 LEXUS #3 HONDA #4 HYUNDAI, #10 MAZDA.
Dodge and Ram in the top 10? you gotta be freaking kidding me.
If you watch his most recent videos, Scotty is all about Mazda now
@@tingtingnoy3133 Money talks.
@@poniente94b and Mazda is a small independent company who has the least money to talk when you have pretty much everyone else as a global powerhouses
Porche and dodge is there but no Subaru ? Lol
This video is a joke! I really wanna know what's your definition of reliability!
what is yours?
they put car brand names on pieces of paper and pick random with their eyes closed XD
#ali ali Toyota and Honda cars that won’t have issues for a couple hundred thousand miles I’ve meet a mechanic how’s family put 300k miles but has only changes the oil once around 150k still runs better than a new dodge hasn’t replaced a thing same everything except tires an windshield wipers
@@timmy5949 Honda has been having a lot of issues lately with a couple of their lineups, they actually jump higher in the ranking to #5
There is no way to test reliability in the last model year. This is a bit ridiculous to call this a list of most reliable car brands.
Clicked the video to see where my german homies ended up, and then i saw dodge somehow made the list at all, never mind 3 times and i guess the entire world collectively lost their minds. Maybe covid got to the list makers
All the quality issues Hyundai has had with engines and major recalls, this list is not believable.
Buick ahead of Honda? Is this list a f* joke?
Stop relying on Consumer Reports. Conduct your own testing, inspection, and data analysis. Taking someone else’s word for it is not creditable. Any company can just buy the popular opinion of a consumer advocate and promote their products using the consumer advocate as the face of wisdom.
Which is a foolish statement to make because Mazda is miniscule as compared to most other brands in the top ten. They could easily pay more than Mazda to be number one if that is what you are insinuating. Please engage brain before commenting.
Mazda ahead of Toyota? This video is a f* scam. How much were you paid?
Love my Toyota Corolla 11th Generation. Reliable, zero issues at 42K KMs of mileage.
Terrible list💀
How can this list be taken seriously without mentioning vw, benz and bmw?
You did not say dodge 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mazda above Toyota and Lexus? No way is Mazda made that much improvement in that short of a timeframe. With Toyotas continued help they may crack the top ten in a few years of a more realistic top 10 list. Takes at least 5 plus years and real world daily driven mileage to know what vehicles are truly reliable.
The Mazda Miata is one of the most reliable cars on the planet. It's been around for 20 years now. Mazda just wasn't born yesterday. It's been around for a long time and yes it is at the top regarding reliability. It earned its spot, except that. Their cars are some of the most beautiful and the most reliable. They're completely made in Japan. I own both a Lexus and a Mazda. Both have been flawless in terms of reliability. Mazda's will in my opinion remain amongst the top three most reliable cars brands well into the future.
Mazda was #3 last year, Lexus Toyota Mazda, they just switched places.
@@tingtingnoy3133 Mazda was number 2 last year Lexus was in 1st in toyoda wasn't 3rd
I was an Accord and Camry fan-until I owned a Mazda 6. They left their partnership with Ford and are now built in Japan. The 6 is in my opinion the best midsize car under $30,000. Beautiful inside and out and fun as hell to toss around corners. Zoom Zoom baby!
Actually Toyota is interested in !Mazda for its engine and suspension technology. Toyota does not contribute to Mazda r&d. Everything at mazda is developed in house by the company, engines, transmissions, suspensions, paint, body panels etc. They do not rely on other companies and engineer everything themselves. The report is based on real world data, not on sentiment.
Well I will say this... Ford is good with the trucks but it puzzles me why they can’t do the same for other vehicles.
What was it? Like... 7-10 years ago the trucks were supposedly really reliable. Now I’m not saying I don’t believe what people say it’s just I can’t say for sure. But my biggest question is... if u can make ur pickups reliable... why can’t u make the rest of ur products reliable.
Lately?
From what I’ve heard... Ford products besides the obviously F150, are going downhill.
Nowdays ppl trash talk ram and dodge. But it seems to me Dodge has made a comeback. I see more challengers like way more challengers than chargers. The ram trucks have went up In popularity.
I’m a dodge lover but I’m not a hypocrite.
But I have the feeling within the past 2 years that dodge has steadily made progress. But that’s just me being optimistic.
But I’m all ears.
My guess is some ppl wish their favorite brands were still reliable and will defend it even if the truth might be that it’s reliability has gone down.
But I think if u really wanna determine reliability...
It depends on where u live, and if spare parts are more accessible vs areas where it may be more difficult. Plus prices differ from country to country.
And lastly... if u have enough space to pay for the repairs without have such a drastic negative effect on ur payments. But if u have plenty to spare, then u are good.
Correction
Buik Jeep Ram Dodge Out
Subaru
Toyota
Mazda
Lexus
Bring Japanese they way more reliable than others
I would love a MX5, Rf, Grand.
All the best Shaun of NYC
Hyundai made it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Don’t get me wrong I love Dodge, but they are known to have there quirky issues, and some major flaws but Toyota has and always will be on top
Chrysler = Crap and will always will be Crap!!!! Chrysler are the crappiest vehicles made!!! Total garbage and I would never spend my $ on one ever again!!! U would have to hold a gun to my head!!
@@Icarusvampire Chrysler is Fiat today. what do you expect?
Toyota was on top. Not anymore.
RAM? There airbags literally shoot shrapnel!
This list is better then their last one maybe the next one will be more accurate
Dodge???? Mkay
How is Lexus on 3rd and, Toyota 2nd and Mazda 1st.. Nothing against Mazda. I love JDM. but i feel should have been
3. Mazda
2. Toyota
1. Lexus
(Toyota then Lexus or Lexus and then Toyota, either way)
What you feel has nothing to do with real world data. Most of the disbelief here is based on sentiment. These reports are based on data collected.
I'm still giving at least another 2 years before I buy a Mazda. Sure, it's no.1 on the list but it still has to prove to me its consistency to be on the top 10 spot. Unlike, Toyota and Lexus which have earned my trust as they have been constantly on the top 5.
Mazda has consistently been in the top 3 for years now
Toyota and Mazda make vehicles together. The previous generation Mazda3 and toyota IA were pretty much the exact same car
@@dylanrakosnik9705 correction Mazda 2, not the 3.
Their Mazda CX 5 SUV is now considered most reliable vehicle on planet
@@christopheralonge7758 their Miata is
Are you serious? Why is Mitsubishi and Suzuki not in the list? I still have my Lancer 89 running in good condition
Where's Volkswagen!
Three words. ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM. I have owned 2 used Mazdas. Both were nicer to drive and cheaper on gasoline than any domestic I’ve ever owned.
Ram and Buick HAHaHa 🤣🤣
Buick cut almost their entire line to focus quality on a handful of vehicles, in this case two, at least they’re focusing on the right thing
Japanese.
I have lost any faith and credibility in both CR and AG if dodge is reliable you base off 2 Surveys with Porsche Every person i know who drove Chargers, Magnums, etc the engines blew and ran hott! Maybe having so few cars and all old helps! Porsche is a VAG product therefore its a oil consuming ticking time bomb!
For some reason Porsche has always been ranked high, definitely the best of the German makers, so I don’t know how your surprised
What about nissan??
Nissan makes crappy engines especially when they partnered up or was bought up with that French brand,
Nissan has been a reliable brand.
It's a shame Chrysler is known universally as an unreliable car, but It has earned that reputation. It's a shame because besides always ragging on Chrysler, I secretly root for them. They are the most willing to try things new and sometimes over the top like a 700hp minivan. That is totally ridiculous and is most likely unreliable, but damn. It is so awesome! I really want to drive one. I've always admired jeeps too. I would buy a jeep for sure if some other company made it. I feel like I'm rooting for the underdog as well.
What it is not clear for me is how mazda 3 it's less reliable from all mazda models but CX30 it's very reliable if practically are the same car? Aaaa... don't get it....
Complete BS. When you see Dodge, RAM and Buick on the list, you know the survey is all BS. I am a Mazda owner (which was 1st in the list) but there is no way Mazda can beat Toyota and Honda reliability. This list was a joke
No BS sir, it is fact
Honda makes the best and most engines in the world outside of transmission nothing else matters as much. Its idiotic to not value an engine reliability as high as possible.
I can't believe that they put any sort of Chrysler brand on the list. Just shows that these car manufactures are paying companies to say certain things.
@O I’m a mechanic and it’s funny to see these fake videos trying to say that any Chrysler product is reliable. I now refuse to work on them because there such piles of crap and no mechanic wants to deal with them.
@O and this is coming from a mechanic who wants cars to break in-order to make lots of money.
@O the modern day Cadillac’s from 2014 up are piles of junk. There quality isn’t there and are loosing sales because of their terrible unreliability. Good American brands are Ford and that’s about it lol 😂
RAM...only truck to make top 10...lmao..
So it’s “Por-shh” Not “Por-SHA” as the manufacturer says? “Hun-day” not “high-un-day”? :-) To get credibility when reporting, it’s so important to pronounce the names of the manufacturers being reported on, correctly. Porsche is a two syllable word. The “e” in German is always pronounced.
Not a fan of Mazda I'm surprised It even made the list
I would buy German and Japanese rather than American.
lexus deserves 1st
Yes, in 2019 Lexus was 1st.
Could you review the Best & WORSE VEHICLES OVER $100,000?? Then $200,000
Once i see you put ram in the list, i quit.watching
Hello, how are you?¿ Do you need a video editor for remote work in your team?¿
Well no one is driving so this list is bit of oddity.
Å fan.
This channel is drunk...
I expected Mazda in the top 10, but not #1. Good for them. I expected Buick on the list, but surprised Cadillac is a no-show.
This shits a shame everyone’s making fun of them for being shit about telling the truth there definitely not number one maybe 3-10 because Toyota and Honda own those spots porches yea yea that fucking makes sense I wonder how long the reviewers had to drive them what a week of thrashing them tell the oils leaking
@@timmy5949 Honda has always been pretty down, #5 has been the best ranking they had in awhile,
Not ONE German car?
Porsche is somehow on this list but I call bs
Watching this as an german.. it hurts.. wtf is this shit
Though the list is somewhat true but not my kind of list. This is a like Middle class Rich list - the consumer who buys new or nearly new expect it run trouble free for the first 5-8 years of ownership and not lose much out when selling it. There could be other kind list - super rich list who rather care about exclusivity and not much about reliability.
Well my of kind of list are the cars that are 8 years or older , which can last another 5 or more years. Anything but Toyota would never make it to that list. There is no need to make a ranking cause there really is one brand.
Meh, my 08 accord has been going strong for 13 years and is nearing 300k kms (~180k miles) and I drive that thing much more aggressively than the average person because that v6 is so satisfying to rev out. All depends on the car I guess
All Thanks to @240Autos on Instagram For The Cars Hook up, Damn And His Good At Negotiating Prices With His Customers
Really ? After a yeah? Cmon...
Nissan
What the hell dodge is in the list?lmao
porsche = reliable? :D :D
Most bogus analysis ever
Kia should be on the top list to
NO,NO,NO
First comment is my ☺️
Mazda above Toyota? Lol
Toyota is starting to be more concerned with mass production these days, the most popular line the RAV4 is the lowest rated
Toyota invested on mazda which says a lot
Do some reading youd be surprised
@@matthewgonano636 Yep....
I thought Suzuki was reliable