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- Nobody wants a car that'll leave them stranded at the side of the road, so it's always important to know which car brands make the models that are least likely to let you down. JD Power surveyed 12,000 drivers with cars registered between 2014 and 2016 to compile its 2017 UK Vehicle Depedablility Study. I take a look at the results in detail, and highlight the best cars in each class.
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this video confused me so much
Usque Ad Finem french car is good vive la France 🗼👊👌 and mazda 3 1:18 is very beautiful 😘
ikr? How are Jaguars more reliable than Hondas or Mitsubishis 😂😂
Shensy Sebany In my country another survey showed that french car brands were rated least reliable because of all faulty/false checklights burning and all little misfunctions. Then german brands ranked place 4-6 and top 3 were asian brands. So I dont really know how accurate these surveys are ..
JD power usually surveys owners for initial reliability rather than long term dependability
French cars normally just keep on breaking.
I don't know how Dacia scores low. It doesn't have anything in it.
You’re absolutely right!
i was thinking the same thing, not having things to break on it should get you a lower score, but even so the max level of equipment dons't have that many things that can break, plus headlamp lights are consumables in my opinion, you should always have a spare in your car, fun part is in a dacia is actually easier to change than on a bmw :))
i drive a sandero for two years now, nearly 50k kilometers on it and not a single thing has gone wrong. NOTHING! strange survey
it also takes into account time that it has to be taken off the road for repairs, so engine problems are more important than electronic problems
also it's a french car after all, with assembly lines recycled from france
And they're old Renault designs and parts so you'd think they'd have figured out the faults by now.
Toyota isn't even in top 5.
That must be a reliable survey
@@orxanmuradl1792 cause Toyota has made a lot of cars compare to the top 5 nominee
ikr??.if u r really talking about reliability...Toyota is rated in the world's top 5!!!
@@Ryo-vw5hu Ok,that's why toyota is recalling corollas. m.th-cam.com/video/mJB8LdMrM-w/w-d-xo.html
There're plenty of other middle class cars as Hyundai,VW,Chevrolet which are much more dependable.
@@orxanmuradl1792 Chevrolet?! Haahaha
@@orxanmuradl1792 CHEVY LOL GOOD ONE
All the BMW fans storming in to save the brand :'D
I own a BMW, bought it brand new and i agree with this video, my car has visited the service center almost a dozen times during warranty and they still couldn't fix it properly.
My dad and I both own bmws a 540i and 330i and they are horrific in terms of reliability it is undeniable...but its so much fun to drive.
You dont buy performance vehicles for reliability... or if youre not happy to pay for the upkeep.
@@verliebt3465 Same here. Worst piece of s* I ever bought. It is like a drug, it looks fantastic, drives great but all that goes away when it is always in the shop for repairs.....
C G no joke when it running, it drives great but that’s WHEN it’s running
Definitely not with their driving style, which greatly contributed to the top of the list.
Jaguar over Mercedes & BMW? 😅
freekickerz When in this world a BMW was reliable car?
Heres Mihai mostly the type of BMW drivers theire fault... mostly people buy such cars because of the status...
Heres Mihai depends who owned the bmw before u. Most of ppl drive them hard and no maintaince on time
Heres Mihai 80s and 90s :) BMW were legendary.
freekickerz aren’t u guys a footballer TH-cam channel? What are you guys doing here?
Are audi and BMW unreliable or do they just suffer from being driven by the kind of people who drive those cars.
exactly
Seán O'Nilbud surprised to see them on there to be honest with you
@@tony9057 i have a friend who broke his automatic gearbox 6 times in 4 years...it was a 540d f10... he always pushes the car instantly to like 4.500rpm and the gear changes happened under full load... ofc this one broke faster then a 80hp Toyota...
Saevitum HD bloody hell
unreliable and overpriced
Honda was in bottom 10. Was this survey done properly?
One word "backhanders"
CVT and oil dilution issues
@@wolfsburvviann that's only in the gdi engine.
I think reliabity depends on the region where it was made. Here skoda and BMW are very high in Europe but very low in North America.
@@dranzergigs8333 Skoda and BMW diesels are really nice, and if they're made in their "home", then quality is guaranteed to be high, although they won't be cheap to maintain (at least for BMW)
BMW actually stands for Break my wallet.
Or "Big Money Wasted"
Be My Wife
It’s wierd because we’ve owed two of them yet they never really break?
PetrosRZ but that’s is the thing ... a bmw has a lot of technology inside ... sorry but you can’t compare with other cars like Kia ... of course if you compare with my bicycle... 8 years and never happened something ...
@@fabiobermudezpippo9583Pippo well my family owns a bmw 5 series, great car, it doesn't break though. yeah well, there is actually a fiberglass cable for the entertainment. some people have had issues with it. the only issue i ever had was sometimes it would restart randomly.
How can BMW be the least dependable brand, yet MINI is one of the most dependable. This survey doesn't add up.
Mini and Peugeot are not reliable car brands, Peugeot are getting better though
Mini is owned by BMW but it is not BMW.
Completely different
Stuart Timocin nope. Mini is constructed by BMW as well. They even use BMW engine’s!! Same story for Rolls Royce!
They are biased. Mini and jaguar dependable? I think not... Coincidently both british brand...
Also these cars was bought in 2014 and the statistic ended at 2016.. In 2 years these cars should stay clean I mean all cars don't they ?
Here are the lists to make your life that little bit easier:
City category:
1. Peugeot 108
2. Hyundai i10
3. Volkswagen up & Kia Picanto
Small car category:
1. Skoda Fabia
2. Suzuki Swift
3. Hyundai i20
Compact category:
1. Volvo V40
2. Mazda 3
3. Toyota Auris
Small MPV category (the "shitty cars class"):
1. Vauxhall Mariva
2. Ford B-max
3. Honda Jazz
Mid-size category:
1. Vauxhall Insignia
2. ??
3. Volkswagen Passat & Mercedes C-class
Large car category:
1. Jaguar XF (lol really? sponsored ad by UK)
2. BMW 5-series
3. Mercedes E-class
Most reliable brands:
1. Kia & Volvo
2. ??
3. Skoda
4. Suzuki
5. Hyundai
6. Toyota
7. Vauxhall
8. Peugeot
9. Seat
10. Mazda
You are welcome.
ps. no Audi?
Thank you , the way this video was edited you can't make nothing out of it
Lol yeah the XF is actually a reliable car. My dads has been more reliable than my F30, not even 12k miles and 2 weeks at the dealers being fixed
fucking lifesaver
Least reliable brands :
1. BMW
2. Audi
3. Land Rover
4. FIAT
5. Dacia
6. Citroen
7. Mitsubishi
8. Renault
9. Ford & Honda
And where is Toyota..? “The most reliable car in the world” according to so many people
according to me to
Honda is the most reliable
jacob randolph I wouldn’t say so.. not according to the popularity of the car in Kazakhstan, UK, Australia, Germany. Not according to any statistics and not according to anyone I know.. I like Honda cars, but.. much less than I like Mazda, Toyota, bmw, Mercedes and VW.
you probably never owned a car before so shut up 😂
JEZZER-99 if you aren’t writing anything related to the question.. why are you writing at all...? How stupid are you?
How is seat in the most reliable list and Audi in the worst reliable list when they use the same engines from VOLKSWAGEN???
It's not just engines. But I do agree it's weird to see audi where they are. They have some of the best well put together cars right now
There is normally less tech on seat and skoda's. Also alot of it is to do with the aftercare. They are still different brands woth differences even though they are all VAG group.
Mannan iqbal exactly what i thought but its J.D. power lol..the guy who ranked chevy as one of the most reliable cars and people made fun of him till he changed it
JD power awards is a scam ig
BMW's 2 faults per 100 cars was probably the indicator stalk not clicking up or down.
But also this survey means nothing when each fault has the same weighting and people who complete the survey are more likely doing it because they are dissatisfied.
MrRandomname1011 BMWs have indicator stalks?
MrRandomname1011 classic one hahs
MrRandomname1011 that's true, this kind of survey has many confounders. It's practically impossible Skoda scores so much higher than VW as all their cars share 90% with their VW sisters (manly except bodywork and some interior trim). But it is possible Skoda owners just don't report (simple) faults that often compared to VW owners, who really want their pricy new Golf to be perfect. Skoda owners just want their cars to work. The reverse is true for Audi variants, which are posh consumers who payed a 5000€ premium for their Golf to be fitted with an A3 jacket, so it must be pristine. 🌟 and they probably have more options fitted to it on average, which can fail. It can't objectively be 50% more unreliable, because Audi's quality control is equal if not better than VW's. That said, Volvo's second place is quite an achievement as a premium brand.
Yeah, Skoda owners just wanna car that works, Audi owners want the best car EVER MADE!!
Davith de Vries This means that if we want to buy a VW, we should buy a Skoda rather than an Audi. Because ultimately there's just logo changes and tremendous cost differences.
So youre telling me that jaguar xf is more reliable than e-class and 5 series? Yeahhh righttt
its just a stereotype that jags are very unreliable from back in the days of british leyland (when every british car had shitty reliability), nowadays though they're pretty good
Now that they are indians, sure they had to improve in something
^ they didn't improve
Carlo Jaime lizenni Just because they're owned by Indians doesn't it mean that they're NOT British anymore. Jaguar is still British.
Would you say that Lamborghini is 100% German?
I laughed on that too
As a BMW fan and owner I'm not denying it at all haha. It's true
4 years with a volvo V40, not even a lighting pilot xD Smooth car as in its first day.
Fault- Needs a new engine
Fault- Had to change the headlight
Fault- Wiper broke
These things does matter if you want to make a list based on 'faults'
RBenceHUN n
All I can say is all the Audi drivers I work with are on first name terms with the mechanics at the Audi dealership..They are always in courtesy cars! Glad they like the badge!
4 mins 17 seconds waisted 😅
Exactly
When I hear JD power, I run away
Scrolled down looking for this 😂
Jaguar? JAGUAR? how?
PugLordTR because they’re actually good. We get muppets that think every car from that manufacturer is bad because the few that roll off the production line that are bad have owners that want to tell the whole world that the brand itself is shit.
@It's Me
That's just cause nearly no-one buys Lexus (not saying it's deserved just stating that that might be it)
Because people who answer surveys usually are those with issues with their cars, so the one with the least issue among the brands with the most issues win.
@Its Me
Worldwide doesn't matter when we're just talking UK tho
Don't agree to this at all lmao. Most reliable car for me has been a BMW. Has never let me down. How the f**k is jaguar more reliable than the bmw?! Utter sh**e 😂😂
Downfall these are subjective, a KIA owner may not care about a defect in the body work whereas a BMW driver may point out every orangle peel as a defect. This is only based on users expectation not service time.
NO, I JUST SOLD MY KIA Sedona WITH 1,000,000 Miles AND IT Was A ReliAble Car!
I was going write this comment, but I cba. The most reliable cars are cheap and the people don't have as high an expectation, the more expensive cars are expected to be better so every fault that the owner notices is a problem and they expect it to work. These surveys aren't accurate. The best way to do it is ask garages to give them their list of cars they saw the most in the list 12 months.
+Zaixai it's been proven that Japanese cars are the most reliable. Not German premium. That's just a way of ripping you off
I can't believe Vauxhall even got into the top 10, you only have to look online at the amount of damaged insignia and astra engines for sale because of low oil pressure issues and they also seem pretty common to snap timing belts too.
Feeling the BMW fanbois heat already 🙃
Heat under the bonnet while they press the gas to the floor, no wonder the car breaks down so often.
I think it's funny how Skoda essentially use the same tech/ hardware as vw audi etc yet they always get rated much higher for reliability
Actually they use older, previous generation platforms. So by the time it gets to Skoda, most of the electrical/mechanical bugs have been ironed out.
Audis and Bentley etc face a double edged sword for being at the forefront of new technology.
The Skoda factory is better than the Volkswagen factory. Do not underestimate Czechs when it comes to Industrial products and technology. They have a long history of doing that right, unfortunately blurred by the massive mismanagement of communism for fourty years. And they do also use the latest Volkswagen tech. The story that they only use older tech is not true.
Ronald de Rooij I rode in an old Skoda van in Slovakia, 25 years old and was still running well
Skoda buyer won't have high expectations and could put up with liveable shit, compared to a VW/Audi buyer that payed loads of money and expected more.
Interesting though some surprising results. Would be good to see reliability for 4 - 8 year old cars. Still think Japanese and South Korean brands are better for overall reliability and fairly reasonable cost of repairs.
That's fantastic David. I have had a couple of Hyundai ix35s and they have been totally reliable. Excellent cars and very under-rated.
Yeah hyundai is more reliable than bmw or audi because of tech or lack of tech on hyundai. Just think how many problems smartphones have compared to feature phones or dumb phones, same theory applies for cars too. Adaptive suspention,ABS,EBD,Brake assist,traction controll,Stablity controll, Adaptive cruise controll, all wheel drive with torque vectoring,touch infotainment, digital cluster, dual clutch amt, Surround camera,parking sensor, adaptive headlamps, radars. 😇😇😇😇😇 Insane number of tech on premium cars increases possibility of failures too.
Andrew K. I have a Toyota Yaris from 2002 and had no problems with it and its 10 years now.
That's excellent. Definitely value for money motoring. No hundreds of £/$/Euros going out every month on a car payment :-)
I have a 93 corolla and I m driving it very hard and I have reached it s top speed several times and it has no problems at all.Its a bulletproof car
It really depends what kind of faults. In my life I bought 3 brand new cars; Peugeot, Hyudai and Renault. Had 0 problems with Peugeot. The Renault gave me around 5 faults, all of them connected with the seats, and all of them were resolved in one visit to the service. And Hyundai gave me just 1 fault, after 1 year basically one of the cylinders stopped working and the engine had to be replaced.
This would be way more insightful if the reliability was scored against severity of the faults.
Just because the Bluetooth doesn't connect doesn't mean it's unreliable.
When you have a product that doesn’t behave as expected on more than a few occasion I think the perfect adjective is “unreliable”
Especially when it could be other factors that affect Bluetooth connectivity. The car's Bluetooth may be fine but the device may not.
lotsof bricks Thank you!!!
Correct!!!
First car has five problems reported in intertainment system and the second car has only one problem which is engine overheating. This dosen't mean that the second car is more reliable!!!
OH MY GOD I DISAGREE COMPLETELY WITH ALL THE RESULTS BECAUSE I KNOW THIS GUY WHO KNOWS THIS GUY WHOSE UNCLES FRIENDS AUNT OWNED SUCH AND SUCH CAR AND NEVER HAD A PROBLEM *insert generic unfounded insult towards some car brand or other*
as an owner of over 11 bmws over the years i can confirm these results . no car drives like them they are fabulous but my god they are unreliable
I can also confirm that after owning a few of them. Great to drive and great design but I have never ever had a car even as close as unreliable as the BMW. As a comparison my Kia felt like in a totally dif league, I would buy one tomorrow again but I would literally RUN from another BMW.
"Nobody wants an unreliable car..."
Laughs in EJ25
The majority of the BMW faults concerned the indicators.
What this survey proves is that BMW owners are perfectionists and they won't settle for less were as KIA owners are happy and satisfied even feeling blessed for what they got so they don't complain a lot
And in Sweden, Subaru wins the most satisfied customers award basically every single year!
I think it all boils down to how you take care of your car(service etc) and how you drive. All these brands are very reliable brands imo but only if given the proper care.
You should change the title as this survey didn't had anything to do with reliability. I think it was more likability survey....
Dovydas Rimdeika yeah because a small Bluetooth issue is a major reliability problem smh
Kažkaip keista
Honda one of the worst???! Sure
Soham Bapat at least in formula one:p
Soham Bapat Yup, you know what wasn't a fault? That great engine.
the new Hondas are very unreliable, especially with CVT transmission, they don't last 100k miles anymore..
They used to be shit but reliable now they’re just shit
Automatic transmission
Go Skoda! Had my Fabia Mk2 for 3.5 years and only thing I’ve had to do is change the ignition coils due to a misfire, rock solid apart from that 💪
I find it hilarious how the parent company makes cars that are often times less reliable than its subsidiary. Škoda FTW!!
BMW yeah two indicators dont work so thats two fault so it did well enough?
In my Bmw the indicators were the only thing that did work....
GuyI9000 It was a universal joke that BMW drivers never use their damn indicators 😂
BMWs have indicators? :O
Muddassir Habib & Akairo Hoshi LOL
well then, this video is very unreliable
Dabeea Manav accepted
Let's do it about 5 or 10 years later and see which cars are the best
Owners of more expensive cars have higher expectations...
that's true, I had same thought as you. but here are talking about 'faults', not minor defects. more expensive cars should have less fault. My first car was an used ford, it's cheap, got many issues, then go for more expensive ones, but still many issues. now I have a £77k nice car, obviously much much better，no issues, and I did have higher expectation on this car, I can see many minor defects, but not fault.
Yes, volvo's are luxury cars and is on the top of the list. We have a volvo and a vw, we have had 3 things fixed on the vw, and nothing on the volvo. (And we have had the vw longer, but it is also newer than the volvo.)
Seems like none of the test persons drove an aud😂😂i
As an Insignia driver, I can vouch for this.
That moment when you have driven 2004 bmw 3series for 4 years and it hasn't broken down once
inline 6 is just awesome...we also have 3... e46 320i e39 520i and e30 320i...only problem on the e39 is the cooling
So a jaguar is better than BMW and Merc. offcourse its carwow.co.uk
Karthikeyan Jeganathan I feel you, but didn't felt it like bias since Land Rover is one of the least reliable. And remember JD Power and Associate are an American Corp. If there was biased Ford would have been the most reliable.
But taking Jag/LR into account, aren't Jag and LR owned by Tata motors and under the same umbrella? Shouldn't they have learned a bit from each other? (Either more reliable or least reliable)
If Jaguar were a German brand I bet you'd have no problem accepting it 🙄🙄🙄
I mean, skoda and audi both are owned by VW and are on different sides of the scale. So not entirely?
Butt hurt?
Jaguar No That Car is Just gruesome as Shit. I Rather Look at My Cock All Day Then Looking At That Unreliable revolting Car. What a Ugly Car. #GERMANCARS4LIFE
I own a Ford Scorpio mk1, it costed 600€ 5 Years ago and that ole' thing is never letting me alone and working perfectly💙
Having owned Volvos and a Kia I can confirm their reliability is top tier
How kia and volvo
We also love KIA and we have sportage
How does the survey cope with the amount off things that are in the care though? I mean the most bare-bone car is obviously going to have less faults because it just has less things that can go wrong!
Dacia has 80% engine failure rate and 71% gearbox failure rate
the most reliable car is toyota
Toyota is a brand. Don't forget that the first Prius were death traps. (Just an example)
Meowing Cat toyota avanza
That's not what the stats say !! should I l believe you as a Fanboy !! YEAH RIGHT !!
Perception is everything
Can't agree tbh. My 2012 Avensis 2.2 was the most unreliable car I've ever owned.
My dad has a temporary Skoda yeti while his stonic is getting bumps fixed and the yeti cuts out on 2nd gear going round a corner or on a straight road
I've owned 7 different Makes and Models of various cars and without question my 2012 Toyota Prius with currently 275,000 miles is the best and most reliable. It still runs like new and has never needed any repairs. I do take extremely good care of my vehicles. I use some excellent car maintenance software www.lonewolf-software.com/automotivewolf.htm to monitor the maintenance schedule and track operating expenses, parts and performance. The Prius is not not very relible but also exceedingly economical to own.
Excellent software. Thanks for the tip :)
My favourite brands are Toyota and Volvo.
I don't think that this survey is accurate because people who buy a Bmw expect a very reliable car. But cars will always have issues. These people will be dissatisfied and are more likely to take part in such survey than people who don't expect a reliable car imo.
volvo doing well :D
Had to change 4 pairs of tyres in 6 months a 'proud S90 owner'. No more volvos
@@tejansaien4147 unlucky. I never had any issues with it. Never heard of this issue as well.. Wonder where you got those tires and what on earth you done with it....
@@tejansaien4147 Pay more than $100 next time you buy tyres
@@nuss529 how much pirellis cost over there? Or falkens or yokohama. Keep shut. Chutiya kahin ka
@@tejansaien4147 If you can afford an S90 you should be able to afford tyres that last. Don't sit and feel sorry for yourself, go buy a 90's peugeot if you don't like to spend more than $100 on parts
After spending £2000 repairing my astra this is exactly what I need 😂
The truly least reliable thing in your video is your sources bro. Love your videos but what is this,you can do better.
Just because you don't agree, doesn't mean the source is unreliable.
not really, the list is quite similar to the lists I have seen on other sites but some show different ones
Never had any problem with my Audis and my grandads 10 year old BMW 1 series has never seen a car service station
Vanessa Oelmann Exactly my experience as well.
Vanessa Oelmann also own a bmw 1 series (120d, 2005) and it h been mostly very good. Relay tray suffered water ingress, an idler pulley made a bid for freedom and the inlet manifold / swirl flaps got gummed up needing cleaning. These have been easily diagnosed and easy to fix, but not neccesarily cheap. My 2005 honda civic has been very reliable, the only issue ive had is a dirty idle control valve. Easy job to fix. Both cars are around 100,000 miles, with regular servicing (bmw recently had the auto trans service as well, but that was very overdue - ZF state 80,000 miles maximum...bmw lie through their teeth and say never at all!).
Yeah, but this top 10 is about cars made after 2014. Your granddad's 10 year old BMW isn't there.
The BMW is pretty bad for its age and mileage, that's not even counting the transmission crapping out any day now. Very nice to drive but at a price.
Srinath Sudharsan wouldn't call them pure shit, I do like Jaguar/Land Rover a lot (well my friend owns an F Pace and he's not happy at all but that's another story) but I think that German cars are insanely good, especially German sedans❤️
Can you do an updated 2018-2019 version for luxury cars.
Can anyone tell me about how reliable the BMW M2/ M2 competition is? I'm looking for an unbiased opinion on this, preferably from someone with experience driving one.
I have owned a Audi rs5 that never broke down or had any problem with it and it was the 2nd worst. I also now own a bmw m4 which I have owned for about a year and I have never had a problem with it..... this survey seems a bit sketchy to me.
Honda. Vtec engines are bulletproof
P. Clarke
Ricer
Rubbish, I had a Prelude Vtec and the engine starting knocking. Car was a write off basically
@@mrdjbrand replace the pison return springs
@@nappy5853 ya that worked for me
@@raksasabaltan2316 also stop... If it's a honda it doesn't mean it's a ricer instantly....
1000,people are not enough for a survey covering a wife variety of cars. It should be at least 5-10k
Important to note is that warranty like Kia offers is 7 years BUT that warranty is CONDITIONAL. Meaning you have to get checkups at certain mileages. I'm guessing not everyone does that with other brands because the usual warranty period is around 2 to 4 years and may not always have those type of conditions that Kia has. Not getting usual checkups in time increases chances of getting problems with your car.
I owned two Audi's and I can confirm that they are not very reliable.
2012 Audi A1: Wipers stopped working, AC worked pretty bad even after I went several times to the workshop, Infotainment failures, front right xenon had to replaced twice in a year.
2013 Audi A4: Several failures and alarms popped up within one year on the bord computer which forced me always to the workshop.
After a year and a half I gave the car back and bought a new 2014 RR Evoque which I'm still driving. So far I really never had a single issue in three years (Maintenance done regulary, approx 25k-30k km/year). I'm really surprised to see Land Rover scoring that bad on this review. I hope my Evoque will continue as reliable as it was so far. Greetings from Switzerland.
I have Audi a4 1.9 tdi 1998 and is a beast
Same with the a1 it’s mostly electric problems
Oh hi, thanks for stopping. Hope you're having a great day. Carry on then.
Heh My Audi was just in at the dealer for two weeks over a flywheel
My Citroën C3 has got 2 faults in 7 years.
But it's said if you look after your car, it will look after you.
3:40 how tf is audi and bmw the least dependable they have good bluetooth,24hr breakdown service and non glitch sony touchscreens dammit these citrovens coming in clutch with the manuvers doe
Have had my audi a3
For last 6 years, apart
From usual cam belt
And water pump,
Totally awesome car.
No faults what so ever.
What engine does your a3 have?
@@dmytrot4449 2.0 16v TFSI
From my experience this list is quite right
My Dads had new BMW's only for the past 15 years buying a new one every 2 years. No one of them have ever broken down or had to go back to the garage. Whereas my mums cars like alphas, audis and V-dubs have always been sent back to the garage.
BMW last?? Shocking although I've had a few minor faults sorted by bmw within 1st year
I don't really trust these surveys as there are far too many variables but I have too admit it was quite funny too see Audi where it was
I don’t know how you can say whether they’re reliable because they are not old enough to be classified as reliable because in the space of 2 years not much stuff mechanical goes wrong you need to wait
When I saw JD power, I clicked the next video......
Hello! I'm from Russia! Your videos are the best) I know a little English,but I look with pleasure your videos)
Lada make the best cars !
Bukkageisha lol
Lexus!
= toyota
Problem is a crappy bluetooth connection is counted along with serious engine trouble as a 'fault'. So while there may be many faults for a car, you really have to work out if a blown reversing light is comparable to a blown head gasket..
253.000 kms in a Kia C'eed SW 1.6 D from new 4 years old. never broken down and just light bulbs changed and complete set of headlamps.
So BMW turns out to be just like it's drivers !! 😂
😂🤣😂
bmw? not possible unlsess people who think steriotypes are real and did fake surveys and said the blinker doesnt work
Bm's are troublesome bro. You always need extra cash for various sensors. But as long as you've got some power notes to spare, then these are great cars.
SPORTCARLUXURY come to malaysia and see the BMW cars lining up for service. Most common problem is parking brake failure and reverse camera malfunction and a lot of electrical problems
BMW and Range Rover have the least reliable engines I ever seen. I mean, if the engine breaks, your car is a POS. It is inadmissible to have engine faults after 100 years of doing this shit.
Peter Ambrose my BMW have always faulty Coolant problem. Always leaking wth!? But it’s a Second Hand though 80k 525i E60. Worth it but damn that coolant problem is annoying
That is one bmw mate. im talking about 100+ cars
I genuinely love the fact that Volvo is seen as the most reliable along with Kia. Both companies have come a long way.
I have an 2016 insignia . Broke down 3 times already . Turbo 2 injector and cluch changed before 100000 miles.
How can it be 2nd reliable.
Huh, they were under GM in 2016 weren’t they?
How is Alfa Romeo not on the worst list?
alfa isnt even on the list....lol, hint
Because that's only stereotypes you stupid fuck
Yes guys Dacia Logan for sure its rlly good!!
Why have bluetooth if you can get an aux chord, not only will bluetooth drain your battery faster, but it can disconnect randomly.
Proper title: which is the most pleasant and satisfactory car brand for what they wanted out of it/ expected from it.
I read article the other day that the Audi A3 was the most reliable . I think these surveys are a load of Bs
Volvo 👍👍
VenoStuff lol just check last list of issues of new generation of Volvo... just awesome infinite list of problems.. 70% of new Volvo cars got a return in the first monthes.
This report didn’t include the new XC90 data - which so far isn’t’ looking good. I recently went to test drive one and although it is a well designed, spacious and comfortable car.... the Infotainment system crashed three time within 1hour. The engine choice is well, none. A 2.0l four cylinder engine in a car of it’s class is not good - even if you opt for the T8 version.
VenoStuff | VOLVO is best.
I don’t know, I’ve been issue free, minus one poor computer update that was quickly updated again with my wife’s 2016 Volvo XC90. But got rid of my Tesla s p90d for too many issues and needing to replace the whole computer after 3 months. Than every time it rained a wet trunk, started to smell of mold, plus all those rattling noises. Tesla deserves to be on the worst list especially with the X now on top of the S.
Keshava Iyengar so? Cars are still developed in Sweden and mostly manufactured in Europe. And it still the one of the safeties cars.
JD POWAH - Don’t talk to me
The 2019 JD power put Mercedes higher than Nissan and Honda and that says something
BunGYChords jd power isnt dependable go watch donut medias video on it
I just bought a bmw 318d m sport 4 days ago
how does it serve till this day
The Toyota Prius is extremely reliable. I own 3 vehicles, 2011 Prius, 1998 Amigo and 1988 RX-7 turbo. I use some awesome car management software www.automotivewolf.com to monitor the maintenance schedules and expenses on all three so all the car maintenance is always up to date. This software calculates how much it costs to own and operate the vehicle per year, per mile etc. incorporating all the maintenance and repairs, fuel economy costs. My Prius has over 300,000 miles and has never needed a repair with a cost of $.05 per mile. The Amigo blows head gaskets repeatedly and currently is at $1.26 per mile. The RX-7 has needed multiple major repairs and gobbles up gas and costs $2.47 per mile to operate.
Rx 7 was experimental
Nice software! Thanks for the tip :)
Volvo 240, from 1977, have not had many problems at all, only big problem was that it did not want to start during the winter, quick fix tho
Audi and BMW actually had many recalls the last years, which places them down in this table. However, other manufacturers wouldnt even make these recalls, and when it comes to reliability, many 100t km tests (and my experience) indicate that they are at minimum top 10.
Toyota && Lexus is obviously the most reliable cars.
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Wow I work for the most reliable car brand Volvo! I have magic fingers I guess :)
This shows that the brands are not the issue but the actual build locations are more important - the engineering for Seat, Skoda, VW, and Audi is almost identical, as is Kia and Hyundai, Citroen and Peugeot, BMW and Mini, etc.
The chap who services my vehicles and virtually all makes, reckons that
any Japanese built car is more reliable than any German built car. The Germans
tend to use a lot more plastic parts instead of metal.
At the moment I run a BMax and a Lexus hybrid. Both very reliable, although
initially the BMax range had auto clutch problems and failing heated windscreens.
Both issues which were fixed under warranty. Overall though, I don't believe a
word of these surveys.