@@RedEyeC never, trying to give little people some of my experience owning one! Take it or leave it. I will say i only buy Toyotas now. Had my fill of USA auto shit
Had a 21 Subaru Forester and had excellent luck with it. Just traded for a 25 Forester Touring and it is so nice, quiet, refined. They definitely improved on the previous generation with the 25 model.
Love my Subaru Forester Touring (2017), but the seats are as hard as a rock on long drives and I hate that I have to use Premium gas because it’s an XT (turbo) but only one repair at 110,000 miles!
@@marcprobin1659how fast they sell when compared to how many are sitting on lots. Rav 4 has 400000 units on hand cause they sell that fast. Range has 1600 cause they don't cuz they don't sell fast at all. So keeping a very low supply will help your days on lot numbers
I see Teslas frequently being towed. The wrecker guy said flat tires are the most frequent. When you destroy a tire you have to buy 4. Next was an exhausted battery and after that was electronic glitches and shutdowns.
I still think it's BIzzare that people buy $50,000 and consider them reasonable. Just to go to work, grocery store and maybe pick up kids from school. Absolutely CRAZY,
@@6ec6YRFPTcC its sounds like your just as lost as the rest of the sheep buying these overpriced vehicles. Leasing(renting) is absolutely proven to be the most expensive way to drive a vehicle. Your driving someone else's car. Not smart at all.
I love the Rav4 hybred. Summer time 44-48 miles to a gallon with combo city/hwy. Winter in Wisconsin 35-39 miles to a gallon. Advertised as 41/39. Everything it said, very happy.
Never owned one but I drove them as a private chauffeur in Manhattan for years. I wanted to like them but they were junk. A couple of them were towed to the dealer after breaking down during a two year lease! We had an Autobiography that went thru 7 screens, imagine if you were paying for them? I knew the service manager like a member of my family because I was there so much. We ended up switching to Mercedes which were much better. I would drive an old Plymouth to work and that never broke down in the 11 years I had that job!
@instdr1 nuh uh I see range rovers on the road more than any car and they are not broken down where as I have seen toyota and hondas broken down in city and highway.
People lease Range Rovers, people with real money don't "buy them". After a 3 year lease they return them and lease a new one. The only fools that buy them are idiots that get them at a discount off-lease because they want to look like a big shot...just in time to pay for repairs. 😂
@@mikepetrilli4686 The number one car brand millionaires own is Toyota. The price of these cars floor me. I bought a used Corolla hatch $22000 with 6000 miles. Feels great driving a paid for car.
I've been developing my hyper miling technique in my 24 Corolla Cross SE AWD hybrid. After 4 months I'm getting combined 85+ MPG 70% EV. Not bad for an AWD SUV.
I was surprised that the Kia Sorento and Telluride didn’t make the list. I have a friend that had to wait 8 months for her 2022 Telluride, however, ours only took 1-1/2 months to get, special order, too! The day we picked it up, the dealer received a full truck load of Tellurides, and they were almost all sold at that time. 1-1/2 years, no problem. Very quiet, great ride and solid construction.
My wife really likes Her 2020 black edition Ridgeline getting 25 mpg + With a Naturally aspirated V6 and 9 speed ZF Transmission, Premium Gasoline only is used the secret for 26 mpg averages all the time.
Finally kept my present Outback past 36k. Two oil gasket leaks at 60k. WTF! Would have cost me $2,400 except I purchased the extended warrenty for the same amount. Praying the car lasts to 100k before selling. 😮
@@davidanderson8469 I hear the 2024 Forester has very comfortable seats. I have a 2017 Forester Touring XT and I had to buy a seat cushion because the seats were horrible when you are sitting in them for long drives. You would think with aTouring model the seats would be soft. On the positive, I have had only one repair in 110,000 miles and I love all the features!
Don't forget the Corolla: I've been trying to buy a new base model Corolla LE for the past 6 months but no dealers within 100 miles of where I live have any in stock. (Southern Ontario, Canada). They have used models, but zero new cars. New Corolla LE has an MSRP of $27,000 but 1-year used models are selling for $36,000 and up.
@@PatrickArnold-x8s People who have the Money to buy a Range Rover will never do 100,000 miles in it , they will have brought a new one long before that, its the people who can only afford a used one who get all the problems and with no warranty to fall back on.
Actually, most people don't buy their RR off the lot. They order it with their personal customizations. So, if you think like that, it totally makes sense that they don't need to carry many in stock.
Please tell me where a Honda Pilot or CRV are “in stock.” When I go to our local dealer there are no new cars on the lot. Everything they get is sold before it arrives.
I bought a brand new Loaded Rav 4 in early 2020 and it’s been a great vehicle. Only thing I don’t like about it is the headroom getting in and out. I’m 6’1” and have to watch my head getting in and out.
I'm waiting for the new Subaru Forester hybrid next spring. I'm kind of torn between the Honda CRV and the Subaru Forester. I don't like how the Honda has no lighter options for it's interior. You only get black. I live in the southern California desert and I definitely do not want a black interior.
I’ve had two Subaru Outbacks. The first one had an all black interior that I did not like. I felt like the ac struggled to keep the car cool. My current one has an ivory interior and it is definitely noticeable how much better the ac works on an otherwise identical car.
The good news is that with the exception of the Range Rover these SUVs can make for an excellent used car. Of course you do not get the "latest" but if well maintained they can give many years of reliable service. The previous HRV though is completely different basically being a FIT SUV, but they are still a good buy.
In 2022 I ordered a RAV4 hybrid without seeing even one current models on dealers lots, I had to wait 2 months to get it built and shipped. This year I bought a Mazda CX90 PHEV and ordered a Highlander hybrid waiting 10 weeks to get it built and shipped. Also no dealers had even one new Highlander on the lot. I love Toyotas but hate that Toyota limits the supply to the point that you have to order blind. It was so much easier to buy the Mazda which has the same engine as the Highlander but with a much nicer leather interior.
My local Toyota dealer has two new cars listed in inventory this weekend Oct 10 2024, when I bought my Rav4 end of 2021 most of the cars coming off the transport were sold and the remainder sell in days.
Lexus NX, Toyota RAV4, Toyota Corolla Cross, Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander, Range Rover, Toyota Senna Van, Honda HRV, Honda CRV, Toyota Camry #1. Toyotas run and run and run, like the Hondas as well.
@@jamesweinzierl7399 That's why the Tundra is not on this list. The previous generation was the most reliable of all full sized trucks. Toyota has defiantly taken a turn for the worse with their trucks- Tundra, Tacoma, 4Runner (2025), Land Cruiser, GX series of Lexus.
I have a 2014 Lexus ES350 with the same Toyota V6 engine, 120K miles and never had an issue. Really fast (5.9 sec) and gets 28 MPG combined. Wish Toyota would bring back the V6 engine.
I bought a NX350h last month. They had 13 NX250’s and 4 NX350h’s. I bought on a Tuesday. By the end of the week, all four of the hybrids were gone and only 2 of the 250’s were left. I didn’t look at how many regular 350’s they had because I didn’t want a turbo.
I agree! No turbo for me either. Problem is, everyone is going to them. Demand high. Toyota has never liked the turbo and is last in line to build them. CEO for Toyota said we don’t think the turbo is a good idea as it dramatically reduces engine reliability, but to stay in business, you have to build what people want. They were also last in EV’s because they don’t believe EV’s are the future.
@@jamesmckenna7406 Wait until these EV buyers renew their registrations next year! There's going to be an annual surcharge of $250 added to the base cost of the registration itself, and will increase $10 annually. I thought electric would be the way to go for "Earths" sake....but not anymore. My mouth fell to the floor when I received the notification in the mail. 😢
Lol. Most of these Toyotas and Hondas are built in America by American workers. Or did you mean failing automobile corporations that have headquarters in the US😂?
Service period! Automobile companies make their money when they service your vehicle and NOT when they sell one. The repairs and extended warranties is where the $$ is.
I have heard the Mazda CX-90 has cut into the Pilot's sales. Now you got the CX-70. They are updating the 2.5 T and bringing the 6 and truck back. Now that Mazda and Toyota have teamed up, they are going to be hard to stop.
@@TheUMIA Got a point. I will give them a little credit. They resolved the whole engine issue pretty quick. Are there still people waiting, yes. Folks like Ford for example: Lawsuits have to fly for them to do something. 45k for a cloth trim Tacoma is ridiculous.
Ranger Rover? Really? Why no Subarus? We’ve been shopping for a small SUV lately and the only dealership that was busy with actual customer was the Subaru dealership. I’m getting a 2025 Forester for my wife…she loved it as soon as we test drove it.
Hey, DOJ and FTC are coming down on these dealer software as price fixing. The housing software they just announce the suit against them. Basically the same software as the housing was using and a lot of other companies.
A few of these vehicles are low production makes which is good reason their not avail. Some of those Honda's on there, my local Honda dealer's lot is full of them.
So many folks getting upset about what’s on this list 😂 This video is essentially an education on which manufactures are the best at predicting demand for certain models 🤷🏻♂️ There’s a huge spread between cars on lots and the time expected to sell em. Great video. Very interesting.
... No but some of the hybrids are sold out and there is a 9 month waiting list...... I had to wait a year and 1⁄2 for my electric motorcycle....😂😂😂😂Has a better softer ride than a $4,000 Honda....200 mile range....
#1 just went to #20 IMO. The battery will be heavy which means: Much faster tire wear, supporting rare earth mining by basically slave labor and last but not least...repairs are super expensive.
We had a 1989 Camry 4 cylinder that was like a sewing machine on wheels. Traded it 10 years later for a slightly used 1997 model. Bad decision. The 97 developed transmission problems and if nobody wrecked that little 89 Camry it’s probably got a million miles on it. Best value ever. Not as much fun to drive as Civics or a Mustang GT that I later owned but it was a great car.
Take that list and compare it with the top ten most reliable vehicles. Land Rover drops out. Honda goes lower on the list. Mazda joins the list and Toyota tops the list. Don’t get me wrong, Honda is right behind Toyota, but they do have some mechanical issues and maintenance is more expensive. People are getting older and wiser. If you’re going to pay 40k to 60k for a vehicle, you want something that will require basic maintenance for at least five years, or more. Also, I’m surprised Range Rover made the list over Subaru.
The flaw in this test is that the car has to have inventory. I don’t think Tellurides are sitting on any lot. They are sold before they arrive. This will exclude them from this evaluation.
The only Range Rover I have ever seen that is really nice and powerful , has a GM 5.3L engine with over 1,000hp and automatic GM transmission. Those changes alone eliminated 95% of the normal problems.
Toyota has had major production and parts issues going back to 2021. They haven't been alleviated. Being the lagest automaker in the world, and selling the most cars of course a supply crunch would put all their cars in "short supply". You can't get the kia sportage easily anywhere
comes as no suprize toyota has most of the cars on the list 4 bangers save a lot on fuel cost plus they r made well i have an 03 camery it run like a top
I think your list is wrong. I’ve seen cars at our dealer have a turn over of 10 days. In and out. The car is the new Trax. It’s cheaper and has a new look and is selling almost as soon as we get them.
So, why is the Toyota Camry even on the list of SUVs ? Basically, the 1stplaceon the least supply of SUVs would be the CRV since the Camry is not an SUV to make this list in the first place🤔
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The video's title should be Which Toyota or Honda product should you buy?
Toyota Rav4 Hybred, not pulled in. Great gas mileage and a nice ride
@@floydestelle6242 - how long have you worked for Toyota?
@@RedEyeC never, trying to give little people some of my experience owning one! Take it or leave it. I will say i only buy Toyotas now. Had my fill of USA auto shit
I just sold my Honda pilot and won't ever own another Honda product..questionab le design decisions and too much plastic shit
Honda is crap! I will never get another one ever again.
Had a 21 Subaru Forester and had excellent luck with it. Just traded for a 25 Forester Touring and it is so nice, quiet, refined.
They definitely improved on the previous generation with the 25 model.
Love my Subaru Forester Touring (2017), but the seats are as hard as a rock on long drives and I hate that I have to use Premium gas because it’s an XT (turbo) but only one repair at 110,000 miles!
I love my 21 Subaru Forester Sport. Absolutely love it. Great vehicle for young adults and older adults and everything in between!!
Why is the range rover even here. It should be in the repair shop where it spends most of its time. Its as useful as a g-string in a snow storm .
This video is on how fast they sell, not reliability!
Well a g-string could keep your nose warm
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LMAO
Sooo twue
Junk
@@marcprobin1659how fast they sell when compared to how many are sitting on lots. Rav 4 has 400000 units on hand cause they sell that fast. Range has 1600 cause they don't cuz they don't sell fast at all. So keeping a very low supply will help your days on lot numbers
71 year old and drove american iron with the biggest V8 engine available all my driving life and loved every minute.
amazing
89 and ten months here. Drive 1976 CADILLAC ELDORADO.
fine when we were young, we had no really reliable cars except the VW Beetle
Range Rovers make great lawn ornaments..
loved how he said rich people have other cars to drive when this one is in the shop! LOL
😂
You're right!! Lawn ornaments delight
I walked by one today at Cabela's..... and started laughing. Seriously. lol
Showing off wealth that’s all, just a high priced ladies touring car? I’d never buy it!
worked towing cars 30 plus years Range rover loved them
I see Teslas frequently being towed. The wrecker guy said flat tires are the most frequent. When you destroy a tire you have to buy 4. Next was an exhausted battery and after that was electronic glitches and shutdowns.
Job security for tow truck drivers. 🤑
If you buy a Rover,you’ll afford the tow😅
I read that the Suburu Crosstrek is very popular the past few years.
Yes I was surprised by the inclusion of the range rover. Everyone I know who's had one won't own another one
I still think it's BIzzare that people buy $50,000 and consider them reasonable. Just to go to work, grocery store and maybe pick up kids from school. Absolutely CRAZY,
Agree !! What planet do we live on >> lol
If they did not buy those, it would only drive up prices on the lower end. Anyways, lease deals make a lot of them the same price as cheaper models.
@@6ec6YRFPTcC its sounds like your just as lost as the rest of the sheep buying these overpriced vehicles. Leasing(renting) is absolutely proven to be the most expensive way to drive a vehicle. Your driving someone else's car. Not smart at all.
Money isn't worth what it used to get thanks to our governments everywhere.
It's nice to have a nice vehicle. Especially if you have a long communte. 45 min ride to work isn't that bad in a luxurious ride
I love the Rav4 hybred. Summer time 44-48 miles to a gallon with combo city/hwy. Winter in Wisconsin 35-39 miles to a gallon. Advertised as 41/39. Everything it said, very happy.
I drive a '16. Want a new one but reliability and price worry me. Mine only has 62,000 miles with zero repairs except wreck damage.
@lindap.p.1337 don't buy until you see the 2025. New design, heard it was a great design and a bit more trendy
In Brooklyn it cost $500 per hour to fix a Range Rover
😂
Never owned one but I drove them as a private chauffeur in Manhattan for years. I wanted to like them but they were junk. A couple of them were towed to the dealer after breaking down during a two year lease! We had an Autobiography that went thru 7 screens, imagine if you were paying for them? I knew the service manager like a member of my family because I was there so much. We ended up switching to Mercedes which were much better. I would drive an old Plymouth to work and that never broke down in the 11 years I had that job!
That's all? They will charge you arm and leg in Manhattan. Trust me. It's just a lemon 🍋. 😅😅
@@brooklyn5466 good boat anchor
Plot twist: It's never fixed.
Range Rover?!?!?! Who would buy a RR unless you like throwing money out the window on service centers.
Stupid people.
It s an amazingly comfortable car with amazing fit and finish. Seems reliability issues are things of the past now
@ericbauchet81 My advice to you is to please stay away from Range rover. It's nothing but a money pit.
@@Hard_7_Iron they make great boat anchor
@@floydestelle6242 Agree!
I totally disagree with the Range Rover, expensive Junk!
@@instdr1 good boat anchor in a lake
@instdr1 nuh uh I see range rovers on the road more than any car and they are not broken down where as I have seen toyota and hondas broken down in city and highway.
@@instdr1 just admit you are broke.
STATUS CAR fasho
Lease it for 4 years.
Anybody who buys a Range Rover needs to get their brains checked - lemon alert.
People lease Range Rovers, people with real money don't "buy them". After a 3 year lease they return them and lease a new one. The only fools that buy them are idiots that get them at a discount off-lease because they want to look like a big shot...just in time to pay for repairs. 😂
@@mikepetrilli4686 The number one car brand millionaires own is Toyota. The price of these cars floor me. I bought a used Corolla hatch $22000 with 6000 miles. Feels great driving a paid for car.
It's a status symbol I have a range Rover😅😅😅😅😅
My 2017 just turned 110k. I have had no problems at all
I've been developing my hyper miling technique in my 24 Corolla Cross SE AWD hybrid. After 4 months I'm getting combined 85+ MPG 70% EV. Not bad for an AWD SUV.
The Range Rover number is skewed because most people buy 2. One will always be in the shop 😂
Hysterical!😂
Good one Sir😅
I was surprised that the Kia Sorento and Telluride didn’t make the list. I have a friend that had to wait 8 months for her 2022 Telluride, however, ours only took 1-1/2 months to get, special order, too! The day we picked it up, the dealer received a full truck load of Tellurides, and they were almost all sold at that time. 1-1/2 years, no problem. Very quiet, great ride and solid construction.
How many units sold per year by those two models? Are they in top 10?
How many units sold per year by those two models? Are they in top 10?
Surprised that Accord is not on the list.
It’s crap!
With the history of 1.5 turbo motor I am NOT surprised!!!
This is a list of SUV’s in except the Camry.
My wife really likes Her 2020 black edition Ridgeline getting 25 mpg + With a Naturally aspirated V6 and 9 speed ZF Transmission, Premium Gasoline only is used the secret for 26 mpg averages all the time.
I'm surprised that neither the Subaru Outback or Forester were on the list.
There is a sufficient supply to keep up with demand.
@@eskieman3948 Somehow, I don't think this addresses why Subaru isn't in this video.
I wish Subaru would improve their seats and I'd buy one. The Ascent has some good ones.
Finally kept my present Outback past 36k. Two oil gasket leaks at 60k. WTF! Would have cost me $2,400 except I purchased the extended warrenty for the same amount. Praying the car lasts to 100k before selling. 😮
@@davidanderson8469 I hear the 2024 Forester has very comfortable seats. I have a 2017 Forester Touring XT and I had to buy a seat cushion because the seats were horrible when you are sitting in them for long drives. You would think with aTouring model the seats would be soft. On the positive, I have had only one repair in 110,000 miles and I love all the features!
At 80 ... I have NEVER owned a camry as it has always been a ho hum car ... owned many Foresters ... an outstanding car.
Subaru is excellent all around auto. 🎉
@@rocketman3158
keep telling yourself that
I never though about Subaru ... But I like the way they look.
The Range Rover are for those aiming for exclusivity, whereas Toyotas and Hondas are for those who wants reliability and practicality. Lol😅
I thought Subaru would be on this list long before the Junk Land Rover !
Agree!
Don't forget the Corolla: I've been trying to buy a new base model Corolla LE for the past 6 months but no dealers within 100 miles of where I live have any in stock. (Southern Ontario, Canada). They have used models, but zero new cars. New Corolla LE has an MSRP of $27,000 but 1-year used models are selling for $36,000 and up.
That’s a supply issue, not a demand.
Have your tried Carmax or Carvanna?
Range Rovers are purchased by people who have zero knowledge of vehicles. They GONNA LEARN though.
In our parking garage someome has a Range Rover, I don't think it has moved in 3 weeks.
San Diego's loaded with them even renters getting killed by rent rates have them parked out front.
Agreed 👍🏿
You damn right they will learn sooner than later.
I’m not surprised with the Toyota and Honda, but I’m surprised with the Range Rover
They have a lot of mechanical issues and won't make it to 100k mikes
@@PatrickArnold-x8s People who have the Money to buy a Range Rover will never do 100,000 miles in it , they will have brought a new one long before that, its the people who can only afford a used one who get all the problems and with no warranty to fall back on.
I've never owned a Toyota or Honda an never would. Ever.
Actually, most people don't buy their RR off the lot. They order it with their personal customizations. So, if you think like that, it totally makes sense that they don't need to carry many in stock.
Honda is in free fall with its reputation already down the pan.
Please tell me where a Honda Pilot or CRV are “in stock.” When I go to our local dealer there are no new cars on the lot. Everything they get is sold before it arrives.
I bought a brand new Loaded Rav 4 in early 2020 and it’s been a great vehicle. Only thing I don’t like about it is the headroom getting in and out. I’m 6’1” and have to watch my head getting in and out.
MAZDA ?? Something😮 missing??? Mazda is crushing it!
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Agreed. Definitely should be on the list.
I'm waiting for the new Subaru Forester hybrid next spring. I'm kind of torn between the Honda CRV and the Subaru Forester. I don't like how the Honda has no lighter options for it's interior. You only get black. I live in the southern California desert and I definitely do not want a black interior.
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I especially hate black headlining. I feel like I'm in a cave.
That interior will feel like an oven if left in the sun.
I’ve had two Subaru Outbacks. The first one had an all black interior that I did not like. I felt like the ac struggled to keep the car cool. My current one has an ivory interior and it is definitely noticeable how much better the ac works on an otherwise identical car.
@@margaretheard9628 I also like the lighter color interiors.
I agree. Hate bkack hot interiors south country.
The good news is that with the exception of the Range Rover these SUVs can make for an excellent
used car. Of course you do not get the "latest" but if well maintained they can give many years of reliable service. The previous HRV though is completely different basically being a FIT SUV, but they
are still a good buy.
In 2022 I ordered a RAV4 hybrid without seeing even one current models on dealers lots, I had to wait 2 months to get it built and shipped. This year I bought a Mazda CX90 PHEV and ordered a Highlander hybrid waiting 10 weeks to get it built and shipped. Also no dealers had even one new Highlander on the lot. I love Toyotas but hate that Toyota limits the supply to the point that you have to order blind. It was so much easier to buy the Mazda which has the same engine as the Highlander but with a much nicer leather interior.
My local Toyota dealer has two new cars listed in inventory this weekend Oct 10 2024, when I bought my Rav4 end of 2021 most of the cars coming off the transport were sold and the remainder sell in days.
How about the Acuras.
They definitely should be on this list.
I got a 2024 frontier, had lots of luxury stuff in it and a naturally aspirated V6
Lexus NX, Toyota RAV4, Toyota Corolla Cross, Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander, Range Rover, Toyota Senna Van, Honda HRV, Honda CRV, Toyota Camry #1. Toyotas run and run and run, like the Hondas as well.
Ask owners of the V-6 Tundras what they think of them . Some are on their third complete new engines at very low milage .
I wonder about the new ones with 4cy turbo engines. That's a lot of stress on a small block.
Mazda and Subaru are the best values
@@jamesweinzierl7399 That's why the Tundra is not on this list. The previous generation was the most reliable of all full sized trucks. Toyota has defiantly taken a turn for the worse with their trucks- Tundra, Tacoma, 4Runner (2025), Land Cruiser, GX series of Lexus.
I have a 2014 Lexus ES350 with the same Toyota V6 engine, 120K miles and never had an issue. Really fast (5.9 sec) and gets 28 MPG combined. Wish Toyota would bring back the V6 engine.
Expected civic and corolla to definitely be up there
How did you figure out that 50k is affordable
I bought a NX350h last month. They had 13 NX250’s and 4 NX350h’s. I bought on a Tuesday. By the end of the week, all four of the hybrids were gone and only 2 of the 250’s were left. I didn’t look at how many regular 350’s they had because I didn’t want a turbo.
I agree! No turbo for me either. Problem is, everyone is going to them. Demand high. Toyota has never liked the turbo and is last in line to build them. CEO for Toyota said we don’t think the turbo is a good idea as it dramatically reduces engine reliability, but to stay in business, you have to build what people want. They were also last in EV’s because they don’t believe EV’s are the future.
@@jamesmckenna7406
Wait until these EV buyers renew their registrations next year!
There's going to be an annual surcharge of $250 added to the base cost of the registration itself, and will increase $10 annually. I thought electric would be the way to go for "Earths" sake....but not anymore. My mouth fell to the floor when I received the notification in the mail. 😢
How much did your Nx go for? And what color?
@@Lizzy-ij1bk MSRP was $53k - got it for $51,500 - black. It’s a NX350h Premium with the more expensive upgrades being the 14” screen and 21” tires.
@spades9048 thank you.
Anyone buying a Range Rover must have inherited that money. Not smart enough to have made it on their own.
I have read the 75% of the Range Rovers on the road are leased.
I’ve had two Nissan Rogues and loved them !!!
However, Nissan is in trouble. Many reports say 12 to 14 months unless Nissan finds a merger partner.
Why can't America build better cars. The people aren't completely stupid, hence Honda and Toyota always top these type of lists.
Many of the Toyota vehicles sold in the US are actually built here...almost 50%.
Lol. Most of these Toyotas and Hondas are built in America by American workers. Or did you mean failing automobile corporations that have headquarters in the US😂?
They are built in the US now. That's why they are having so many issues now.
Service period! Automobile companies make their money when they service your vehicle and NOT when they sell one. The repairs and extended warranties is where the $$ is.
We waited decades for Detriot to build smaller, foreign sized cars. They are that stupid.
I have heard the Mazda CX-90 has cut into the Pilot's sales. Now you got the CX-70. They are updating the 2.5 T and bringing the 6 and truck back. Now that Mazda and Toyota have teamed up, they are going to be hard to stop.
Mazda in the last 3 years have really improved
Toyota is shooting themselves in the foot with all those recalls and letting dealers use markups IMO.
@@TheUMIA Got a point. I will give them a little credit. They resolved the whole engine issue pretty quick. Are there still people waiting, yes. Folks like Ford for example: Lawsuits have to fly for them to do something. 45k for a cloth trim Tacoma is ridiculous.
Mu hubby has a Mazda CX 5 and loves it. I am a die hard Toyota person but might consider a Mazda.
They are a great car. The interiors are the best in the industry. Japanese made.
Surprised the Mitsubishi Outlander Phev isn’t there but I don’t know the American car market well
Thanks good info
How is CRV #3? Dealers near me have plenty on the lot. RAVs on the other hand are much more difficult to find.
Agree
That’s because Toyota’s are having supply issues. That doesn’t count as demand.
Must be small people buying those Rav4's. The CRV's interior is much more spacious and better thought out.
Ranger Rover? Really? Why no Subarus? We’ve been shopping for a small SUV lately and the only dealership that was busy with actual customer was the Subaru dealership. I’m getting a 2025 Forester for my wife…she loved it as soon as we test drove it.
Range Rover? Something new I learn every day. I understand most of the top 10 are Toyotas with a little sprinkle of Hondas.
Well, I love my Mazda CX-5
Cheap gas savers are hot , other then that nobody is buying
Range Rover??? Hahaha. You meet some of the nicest people in their repair center waiting rooms.
What about the Nissan Rough?
Hey, DOJ and FTC are coming down on these dealer software as price fixing. The housing software they just announce the suit against them. Basically the same software as the housing was using and a lot of other companies.
The "housing software they just announce the suit against them"? I am sure this means something. Anybody out there know what?
A few of these vehicles are low production makes which is good reason their not avail. Some of those Honda's on there, my local Honda dealer's lot is full of them.
the local Lexus dealer just added 8 GX 550's to the inventory and all 8 are "Presold"
2007 Acura RDX still going strong and paid-off!
So many folks getting upset about what’s on this list 😂 This video is essentially an education on which manufactures are the best at predicting demand for certain models 🤷🏻♂️ There’s a huge spread between cars on lots and the time expected to sell em. Great video. Very interesting.
How about small trucks and large trucks and 4 wheel drive trucks?
Please use the YT app chapters features for your vids.
In vt, toyota corrola has none on lot , all sold before they get to the dealership, im waiting in line, where was the CORROLA
3:06 #8 it is mentioned w/ the Toy' Cross since that is basically a Corolla with a hatchback
@@atimko123 Sort of... I have a Corolla hatch, it is much smaller than the Cross. The Cross could be my next car.
What no EV's? Lol Just thought I'd stir the pot.
... No but some of the hybrids are sold out and there is a 9 month waiting list...... I had to wait a year and 1⁄2 for my electric motorcycle....😂😂😂😂Has a better softer ride than a $4,000 Honda....200 mile range....
In Scandinavia over 50% of cars sold are E’s
RAV 4 is even better as plug in
#1 just went to #20 IMO. The battery will be heavy which means: Much faster tire wear, supporting rare earth mining by basically slave labor and last but not least...repairs are super expensive.
Where does the model Y stand?
We had a 1989 Camry 4 cylinder that was like a sewing machine on wheels. Traded it 10 years later for a slightly used 1997 model. Bad decision. The 97 developed transmission problems and if nobody wrecked that little 89 Camry it’s probably got a million miles on it. Best value ever. Not as much fun to drive as Civics or a Mustang GT that I later owned but it was a great car.
Someone please! What does "Cross Over" mean?
Take that list and compare it with the top ten most reliable vehicles. Land Rover drops out. Honda goes lower on the list. Mazda joins the list and Toyota tops the list.
Don’t get me wrong, Honda is right behind Toyota, but they do have some mechanical issues and maintenance is more expensive.
People are getting older and wiser. If you’re going to pay 40k to 60k for a vehicle, you want something that will require basic maintenance for at least five years, or more.
Also, I’m surprised Range Rover made the list over Subaru.
What about the Toyota 4 Runner?
The flaw in this test is that the car has to have inventory. I don’t think Tellurides are sitting on any lot. They are sold before they arrive. This will exclude them from this evaluation.
I chose a crv over the rav4 due to its quieter ride.
Bigger interior also and nicer seats.
I chose the Rav4 hybrid because it has a spare tire.
Then kia sorento is quieter.
what about Acura MDX?
You can’t get a Lexus GX 550. That’s the most sought after vehicle today.
I would never ever get a auto loan for any of these insane prices.
What about the Honda Accord?
Well you can just pay attention to what's driving down the freeway as well
RANGE ROVERS & BMW SPENDS MORE TIME IN THE SHOP THEN IT DOES ON THE ROAD
I camt get a hybred rav 4 test drive. Dealed says none avail to test drive.
Range Rover? No way! Might be selling but terrible after 30,000 miles. Ok buy one but be sure to sell before using up warranty miles!
I have a 2020 Subaru Crosstrek and I couldn't be any happier with it. Why
is there is there no Subarus on this list far better vehicle for the price
I’m surprised the telluride didn’t make the list , this vehicle want stay on the lot long either.
The Lexus NX is a great looking vehicle but too bad the seats are so uncomfortable.
My neighbor kept his Sienna with 120K as he detests the seats in his kids Camry, and his wife's new Venza.
Bought a 350 RX F Sport, had it for 6 weeks and ditched it at a Lincoln dealer because the seats were so uncomfortable.
The only Range Rover I have ever seen that is really nice and powerful , has a GM 5.3L engine with over 1,000hp and automatic GM transmission. Those changes alone eliminated 95% of the normal problems.
My buddy had a Range Rover and guys alternated between the Rover and their trucks in Baja. The Rover soaks up those bumps.
How come I don’t see any of these models on the road much but see so many new Jeep models that you never mention very often.
What about the Lexus RX
OK. What about it?
I bought a two year old Cadillac XT6 last month, best suv I could find at a decent price.
How donyou like it... I'm between the xt5 and the Lincoln corsair
Toyota has had major production and parts issues going back to 2021. They haven't been alleviated. Being the lagest automaker in the world, and selling the most cars of course a supply crunch would put all their cars in "short supply". You can't get the kia sportage easily anywhere
Got a Range Rover Sport SV on order. Will come in 6-8 months!😂
Where are the American brands ? Probably busy spending government research and development grants to buy back shares for share holders..
RANGE ROVER IS #1 SPENDING TIME AT THE REPAIR SHOP.
The only time you see a Range Rover on the road is if its going to or coming from the repair shop.
The 2024 Toyota 4Runner.I bought one and love it. Not fancy but old school I like it.
I purchased a 2024 4Runner Limited in the Underground color. Reliability at its finest.
I bought a 2023 4 runner and it is a very solid reliable suv
Interesting, they picture a Kia Telluride in their cover picture, but isn't on their list of the top 10.
Brought to you by the Toyota and Honda dealers association.
That's right they are the best vehicles to buy...not the European and American shit.
@@mikepetrilli4686 Uh, Mike. You need to bring yourself into the year 2024.
@@roberthenry9319Well Bob, I could eat a bowl of alphabet soup and shit out a smarter statement than that 😂😂
Not, Data is from CarEdge, Not a Dealer association 😅.
#2 crv fall behind the rav4 but rav4 doesn't make the list someone please educate me
I think replacing the RR for the Palisade!
RANGE ROVER IS THE MOST PROFITABLE SUV IN THE CAR REPAIR SHOP.
comes as no suprize toyota has most of the cars on the list 4 bangers save a lot on fuel cost plus they r made well i have an 03 camery it run like a top
I think your list is wrong. I’ve seen cars at our dealer have a turn over of 10 days. In and out. The car is the new Trax. It’s cheaper and has a new look and is selling almost as soon as we get them.
So, why is the Toyota Camry even on the list of SUVs ?
Basically, the 1stplaceon the least supply of SUVs would be the CRV since the Camry is not an SUV to make this list in the first place🤔
I'm surprised the Toyota Venza 2024 did not make the list