Buy a Lexus and so you spend more time on things that matter rather than worrying when will the VCM foul up stuff, 1.5T blow up, shitty A/C and/or the A/C black death, ZF-9 craps out with the Chirp of Death, but before it does, it's drains your wallet for 2x$450 on drain and fills, crappy rotors, parts always on order, the list goes on with them.

Nicely done. Enjoyable and informative. He keeps the focus on the car and not on himself.

PORSCHE =OVERPRICED AF

Seems like a good choice for those who want a midsize SUV. Hope they’ll have a battery electric version also.

More better???? What?

most audi, bmw, mercedes and škoda I seen can easy reach 200 000 miles, even most renaults do it when maintained talking about diesels

Honda Accord Hybrid is unlikely to last 200K. Many reports of headgasket failures at around ~100K miles. There are too many Hondas on this list.

I’m curious to know how well this list will age! 🤣

Civic gang skibidi

What do you think of the new Crown Signia?! Should we go test drive one?

I have a 2016 Mazda 3, 275,000 miles. The only thing I have had to replace are the tires, brakes, battery and recently the serpentine belt (at about 270,000). My goal is hit 300,000.

stay away from Nissan unless it's older than 2000. The older nissan had stronger engines

Crown over others

Coupes and sedans will never die

After three Priusi and two RAV 4 Hybrids I wish, for no practical reason, that it had a tach option..............

Seems like the hi end midsized and hybrid market is getting a bit crowded! That’s good for us consumers. Dependability and mid thirties fuel mileage are a plus. Your explanation of the competitors speeds up the time from test drive to purchase. Let’s go.

I just wanna see the Crown sport. Also, the crown that came earlier was not the sedan. The actual sedan was released in Japan and it looks pretty good, ngl

Cars are not any more expensive than 10, 20, 30, or 40 years ago (inflation adjusted) people just need to buy cars within their means like Civic or Corolla. What car inflation adjusted costs more now than in the past?

Beautiful design+reliable. What not to like Toyota really get it right

Don’t say Mustang Mach E it was just a bad dream

V6 Camry gang reporting in.

How can you say that these cars will last that long when they're the 2024 model.

American Honda build quality 😂

The ES is more closely related to the Avalon, not the Camry.

Add BMW E46 to the list. My 2000 328ci is running strong @ 207,000mi

I’m on the hunt! Let’s Goo!!!

Love it!

How about m2 should I get one . Looking for sports car with reliability and manual

Definetely the Greatest Project Chevy has Done Yet.

Hondas are less reliable that Dodge, or Fiat? Shut the fuck up dude..

It’s the 1.5L turbo that I’ve seen that’s the worst. But the other engines are solid.

The Acura TLX warranty is also phenomenal. I bought mine CPO, comes with a 7-year/100,000 limited powertrain warranty and 3-year/100,000 warranty for everything else! It's great.

We recently got a new Lexus and the strategies were a great help for identifying the best dealer to work with in our area. Thanks!

My grandma has a 2008 Hyundai Sonata with 325k miles.. i dont know how the car still drives so well.

Only high points I can see: tons of rear seat legroom, large trunk, excellent fuel economy and good sound system. Other than those things (some of which can be found in competitors as well) it falls well behind the Accord, Camry and Sonata...unless you can get a great deal. ($3k+ less than the others comparably equipped)

Sorry I had a 23 accord hybrid and it was the biggest pos. Honda bought it back after 4,000 miles

The average Honda civic driver, drives them things like they don’t even know it’s hardly pushing 200 hp 😂

The Honda accord Carrie’s the1.5 engine which barely will last till 100000

This channel cant make it past 50k subs

Sooooooo 9 Honda and Toyota and a Subaru. Not surprising.

The only thing that I don’t like about the Acura is that they ALL look like Big Honda’s. Whereas the Lexus, other than the ES, look like their own brand.

Wait…. where are the BMWs in this list? I thought it was top 3 reliable, then it should be able to cross the 200,000 miles easily.

American made Honda's are crap

Maybe luxury cars that can last as well next?

My first car was a 91 Honda crx si drove her 13 years out 380k miles the only unscheduled thing I ever did was change the front ball joints

Reliability is a luxury

Funny All the cars are Japanese No Germans No American No English No Chinese Just Japanese Performance, reliability and Elegance Plus this Video made me realise How SHIT Indian Car market is.

New car + reliability score = video fail Reliability is based upon evidence and proof, not conjecture. Rating a new car on reliability is like rating a steak while its cooking. Cheers.