10 Used Cars to AVOID for BAD Engines

In this video, we reveal the 10 Used SUVs to AVOID for BAD Engines. According to consumer reports, these vehicles are some of the least reliable cars and the worst suvs to buy. If you're in the market for a used suv, it's crucial to know which models are the most unreliable cars and least reliable suvs. We cover a range of used suvs that have consistently shown engine problems, making them suvs to avoid at all costs. Don’t make the mistake of investing in suvs you should never buy.
The SUVs and cars mentioned in this video include the Volvo XC60, BMW X3, Ford Mustang, GMC Terrain and Chevrolet Equinox, Audi A4, Hyundai Santa Fe, Subaru Forester, Hyundai Sonata, Kia Sorento, and Kia Optima. Stay informed about the most unreliable suvs and the worst suv to buy to save yourself from costly repairs and headaches. Whether you're considering a new purchase or evaluating your current vehicle, this guide will help you navigate the market of used suvs wisely.

[@kingslinga546]

Let be clear. All these cars have the 4 cylinder turbo which has never been any good. But a market scam by all manufacturers

[@Snookynibbles]

By & large, the message is to be cautious in particular with Korean automobiles & Beemers.
Audi & Subaru likewise have a history for drivetrain reliability issues.

[@alexbenis4726]

All these cars have different engine types, diesel or petrol for example, and you don't mention which type of engines for each vehicle are giving the most trouble. It's all kind of vague...

[@mr.sinister9035]

2021 crosstrek started burning alot of oil at 17,000 mi. meticulous break in and maintenance.

[@uniqu3xperience965]

The santa fee also has paint peelimng issues. My wifes friend half of her hood is literally plain steel. Korean car manufacturers know americans give them something spacious, nice , luxurious, and put a bad engine and it will still sale. I heard a hyundai mechanic saying the korean engines are copies of japanese car engines but with far chepear materials.abd built.

[@robertwhite9898]

Those mentioned I personally wouldn’t buy in the first place.

[@WOWMovingWheels]

That's totally fair! Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to purchases.

[@vincentenriquez-ny4gz]

These Chinese vehicles assembled in both Sweden and U.S are junks.