10 BEST Small SUVs For 2025 For Reliability And Value

[@KathleenJohnston-p5z]

LOVE, LOVE my 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid! I've had it barely 6 months. I had a CRV before this The gas mileage is twice what I got with the CRV. It's a perfect size for me. I don't need a larger SUV and the Cross was a clear winner with the Hybrid option when I bought it.

[@coolstil]

Is the c/cross ok for 80yo in and out

[@RuthHernandez-ce2po]

​@@coolstil I own the Corolla cross and it is just fine for my needs. It is not too big which is right for me but I can still fit four people in the car if I ever want to (which is almost never.) It has plenty of cargo space, especially when I put the seats down. It is easy to get into and out of when I take my handicapped elderly friend to the doctor. Her wheel chair fits nicely in the back of the car. The car is easy for me to drive and because it is not too big it is easy to park in most places. My sister has driven my car some and she also likes it. I did not buy the hybrid. Mine is a regular gas engine but for the price and the amount of driving I do that is fine for me.

[@Lynn-r8h]

I really want one, but hubby wants a Rav.

[@bill7481]

I just wish that more companies would build stylish, attractive cars. While there are many good vehicles in the market, few combine style and quality.

[@jaimieconroy36]

I like all the SUV's in your top ten. Although you went too quick to list all the details, you mentioned the important things that help you reach your conclusion. I have test driven most of them, but excluded the smaller ones, and I agree with the CRV hybrid as a top pick. There was one major issue aI had with the CRV, no spare tire. I consider this a major safety issue and it needs to be considered for the next generation of SUV's and cars. At least trucks still include a full size spare tire, which was the stndard for all vehicles in the past.

[@jdemaninco]

Waiting for the Subaru Forester Hybrid and hoping for a change to the horrible vertical screen.

[@brp-CA]

The only thing the CRV hybrid can't do is stay parked on the streets of Montreal overnight. 😂

[@Thankyou_3]

Hondas are garbage quality. Mazdas are way better but Toyota still takes the crown except for their Turbo engines. Mazdas make best Turbo engines.

[@errolforster2226]

Toronto too!

[@visualray]

NYC too. That's another reason why I went for a Mazda.

[@ronwilliams329]

@@visualray Shhhhh! Y'all be quiet! They'll be coming for our Mazdas soon enough!

[@Seeker3358-k4j]

@@Thankyou_3true

[@mfburk2010]

This channel also warned us about the problems with CVT transmissions. I will search for automatic transmission in my next car.

[@AnilKumar-xl2te]

Depends on your budget and need Subaru Forrestor Subaru Crosstrek ✅ Mazda CX-30 Honda HR-V Toyota Corolla cross Toyota RAV4

[@richardmichael59]

As an owner of a non hybrid 2023 Mazda CX 50 for 2 years now, I don’t see why I would want the added complexity’s of a hybrid. Not one issue since purchase and when driven correctly, great fuel economy.

[@economicfusion6065]

Cx 50 awd is the best of both worlds. Mazda driving dynamics and the rav 4 drivetrain.

[@xiondFirst]

It's only on the hybrid. The regular one is a stretched CX-30.

[@sassouusasoo3607]

Maxda for the win . I love mine .

[@gsnt4597]

I purchased CX30 and the seats are so uncomfortable 😖..

[@mrob997]

​@gsnt4597 I couldn't get in it. It's very low height but I bought the 5 and I love it!

[@jonboz2577]

@@gsnt4597 Thanks for that info.

[@bighutch511]

I lease my Mazda, and right now I’m leasing my second one. I love my Mazda. I always tell people don’t skip on the Mazda. The phenomenal vehicle.

[@2bookoo4u]

@@gsnt4597 Same with the CX-5. Anything longer than an hour and you start shifting around in the seat to get comfortable. It's something most people wouldn't notice on a short test drive.

[@mikefields2243]

Had 5 subies never had a single issue

[@P1anetMar5]

Had 3 and same

[@sunlover5150]

This list matches my vehicle brand consideration palette: Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Subaru.

[@billyrock8305]

Excellent taste 👍

[@carlovanrijk4039]

Sunlover, these were also the brands I recommended to my daughter when she was car shopping, and in that order too!

[@billyrock8305]

@@carlovanrijk4039 Awesome! Topgun list! 👍

[@carlovanrijk4039]

@@billyrock8305 she ended up getting a 2020 Mazda6, which she absolutely loves! 😃👍🏼

[@billyrock8305]

@@carlovanrijk4039 Outstanding choice! That car and year is amazing. Topgun choice! Good for 400,000+🏆

[@Ravenankh]

I just purchased a Mazda CX-50 Turbo. Fantastic vehicle. I dare say it handles better than my previous Kia Stinger.

[@billyrock8305]

Nice car. Brutal seats and terrible fuel economy 😢

[@economicfusion6065]

I have a 16 and a 21 cx5 . Amazing handling. Such fun vehicles to drive

[@billyrock8305]

@@economicfusion6065 CX-5 👍 Boring, but awesome 🤩

[@2bookoo4u]

How's the fuel economy? I have the CX-5 turbo and the fuel economy sucks.

[@economicfusion6065]

@@2bookoo4u not the best. I get about 28 mpg avg. Non turbo. Only bad thing about these cars

[@timseawright6593]

I like all your choices on this list I currently own a 2024 Kia seltos 1.6 l turbo and already have 18,000 mi on it and not a moment's trouble, a little surprised it did not make your list

[@cesargarza1393]

No doubt the CRV hybrid is a good SUV, but I wouldn´t say it is more reliable than the RAV4 hybrid, it already has recalls about fuel pumps and sticky steering wheel. After the refresh in 2022, the Rav4 allegedly fixed the "cablegate" issue, so I´d say the Rav4 after 6 years is more reliable than the current CRV, at least before a refresh of the latter.

[@ztekz]

Toyota RAV4 hybrid may be more reliable than the CRV hybrid but it’s also noisy, unrefined and boring to drive. At least the CRV hybrid is much more quiet, refined and has better driving dynamics!

[@gsnt4597]

​@@ztekz I have both and I agree 💯!

[@powerguymark]

​@@ztekzit is definitely louder in a Toyota RAV4 hybrid I owned a 2022. I now own TOYOTA VENZA. It's noticeably quieter and the seats are much more comfortable.

[@scottyd3138]

Rav4 23 24 25 still have huge cable gate concerns

[@islanddon865]

We will be looking at a Small, Nimble, Attractive CUV/SUV that offers easy access for a family member with back issues. At this point, we are particularly interested in the Mazda CX-30. The base naturally aspirated 2.5L should offer 250K miles with a conventional automatic transmission. Best of all, for a daily driver, it looks pretty sharp.

[@donaldwilson2620]

Consumer Reports just announced that Subaru is the most reliable car brand for 2024. #2 is Lexus, #3 is Toyota, #4 is Honda, and #5 is Acura. Mazda slipped slightly to #6 due to some 1st year reliability issues with the CX-90.

[@krefcenz]

Strange that neither the Hyundai Tuscon or Kia Sportage made the list. CR has both of these in its top picks. So does Kelly's Blue Book and Edmunds.

[@Ed.L.7]

I will choose a Subaru but struggling between the Forester and the Crosstrek.

[@powerguymark]

I would wait for the upgraded versions. Not sure how the hybrid is going to work out if they keep the boxer engine. Unless you absolutely have to have top-notch all-wheel drive, I would avoid Subarus because they are tire grinders. The mechanical drivetrain is more expensive to maintain also. I love the "slip and grip" all-wheel drive Toyota hybrid all-wheel drive platforms. So solid they're using it in the Mazda CX-50 now. That 2.5 liter naturally aspirated Toyota engine is a reliability beast and the ecvts are a bulletproof drivetrain. Near zero repairs.

[@Janice-12345]

Forester seems like so much more car for a bit more money. Don’t limit yourself.

[@WilliamK-e1j]

Important correction here from Consumer Reports: - 2025 Subaru Forester reliability score is 98/100 (the highest of any other Compact/ sub-compact SUV). - 2024 Subaru Forester reliability score is 82/ 100

[@pierreandersson3875]

If you don't want the crappy cvt gearbox, the Suzuki Vitara is the car to buy! It is cheap, reliable and well built.

[@pamc3338]

I'd be interested in test driving the Mazda Hybrid.

[@ddavis8611]

I have a HRV and I am having a problem that I can’t get identified. Noise in the steering 😮 area maybe steering column

[@jacquesbelisle7465]

Totalement en accord bravo. I am surprise of your excellent évaluation. Again bravo.

[@powerguymark]

SLEEPER ALERT! The most celebrated hybrid platform on this list is still available on the 2024 Toyota Venza. SMART MONEY FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO ENJOY LEXUS-LITE COMFORT at a Toyota price. I would literally put TOYOTA VENZA as number one on this list.

[@rt61256125]

I want to purchase a most reliable midsize hybrid SUV . How reliable is Toyota Venza hybrid ? I don't mind 2024 certified ones ? My main concern is the most reliable hybrid SUV. I am currently driving a 2021 Honda CRV gas model. . Thanks for the info.

[@powerguymark]

​@@rt61256125Toyota has been perfecting it's hybrid system for nearly 30 years. The ECVT Toyota uses is practically bulletproof. It has nothing in common with a standard CVT transmission whatsoever. Unlike both a standard CVT, or a standard transmission that has multiple clutches that are literally designed to wear out, Toyota's ECVT will last a lifetime if fluids are properly replaced in a timely manner. The naturally aspirated 2.5 liter engine, has no turbocharger to fail or maintain. Toyota paired with it In the RAV4 Hybrid and Venza is now being used in the Mazda CX-50. The battery in the Venza is actually a lithium chemistry which is an improvement over the nickel metal hydride in the RAV4 and Mazda CX 50. You should still be able to buy a new 2024. The stargaze roof in the limited model is a bit gimmicky, other than that I have no complaints.

[@carhelpcorner]

Too bad Toyota doesn't offer it for 2025 anymore.

[@ottodepaz7187]

How much?

[@P1anetMar5]

I ❤ my subaru forester

[@grahamkearnon6682]

We've always and, continue to use manual vehicles but, 3 yrs ago I purchased a 2018 Rav4 limited, great car, no issues BUT, really boring to drive, like it's an appliance. Is it our manual history or are all the new SUVs like this ?

[@sammyjammy6647]

If driving excitement just buy a Porsche. This is the small SUV segment. I think you got lost.

[@db321g]

The cx-30 is a great car and fun to drive.

[@TraceyColeman-o9b]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@Audiophanatic6365]

I love my cx5 but hate my wife’s cx50

[@yuwang1804]

Why?

[@jameswalter3136]

Yes, why?

[@rt61256125]

Hate is such a strong word, may be dislike it ?: ):):)

[@0HOON0]

Please explain.

[@Magsbravo]

And I love my CX50 but hate my sister’s CX5!! Yes I’ve had CX5 for years before but CX50 is next level!!

[@IreneTampus]

What car is great value and less maintenance?

[@chriswright9096]

When you say consumers are more likely to keep the car for 15 years, thats obviously the old models from, well, fifteen years ago. Personally, I doubt the latest CRVs with their turbo engines will last as long as their forebears. I guess we will see.

[@Janice-12345]

And their downsized baby 1.5 liter! What a strain!

[@jeffer1101]

I think there are a couple of big recalls on the CRV hybrid (also affects other Honda hybrids). Something to do with the steering (?) and a possible fuel leak (could cause a fire). It's still a good vehicle to check out, but I don't think it's better or more reliable than Toyota's system (which has been around almost 30 years now).

[@carhelpcorner]

All automakers have recalls. Usually it's not a dealbreaker. Honda's hybrid system is in its 3rd generation and has been used for over 10 years, so it's pretty close to Toyota.

[@jeffer1101]

@@carhelpcorner I don't disagree that it is a decent system. However, I do think Toyota's system is much more mature and very well established as a benchmark for quality, efficiency and reliability. The latest version of Toyota's hybrid system is on its 5th generation, but they've been very reliable since the beginning.

[@brettodonnell4187]

The steering recall is on a number of Honda vehicles including non-hybrid CR-Vs and Civics and doesn't really have anything to do with the Hybrid system. Ditto for the fuel pump. This is Honda stepping up early to inspect and repair (as needed) all potentially impacted vehicles even though the issue has only affected a small number of vehicles so far. Not all manufactures are this proactive.

[@jeanrichards4286]

Considering get one

[@floridaoutdooradventures8981]

Lexus and Mazda really stand out. They are both very well designed inside out, I just wish Mazda CX-50 did not have all that cheap plastic over the fenders and on the bottom part of all 4 doors!

[@IHoMyPo]

Why isn't the Subaru Outback in this list?

[@melvindjfivo-ls5257]

Because he hates subaru

[@Janice-12345]

And put the Forester in 10th place 😢

[@stevennguyen2070]

It would be nice if you have the time line for each model in your summary.

[@syednoorahmeddaud1040]

A nice video in Sunday morning

[@vetmasry2302]

Hello dear, Regarding ZRV?

[@jojodaberry9994]

The CRV 👑

[@donaldwilson2620]

I own a 2020 CR-V and I love it. It's the mid level EX 2WD with the 1.5T. I know people are concerned about that engine, but I haven't had any issues thus far. I chose the CR-V over the RAV4 because the CR-V has better driving dynamics, more cargo room, and feels more quieter than the RAV4.

[@shootwithob]

What about Ford? F150 is the best, escape and edge are the good cars as well, why they are not on the list. Some of the Korean cars are great too. Premium Cabin, Great Value, Good reliability and ride quality like Sportage Tucson etc

[@ottodepaz7187]

I love my cx5 turbo

[@juliohernandez9372]

Got the 2025 HRV and love it! Everything he says is true.

[@ejaleluya5213]

Toyota Venza is a hidden 💎

[@carlovanrijk4039]

Sadly 2024 (maybe 2025) is the last production year for the Venza. It’s being replaced by the Crown Signia.

[@alainlabelle6030]

You forgot Mitsubichi Eclipse Cross!

[@AwesomeJoe007]

I'm sorry, but the Honda CRV hybrid is just new in the market. So, I don't believe its reliability rating is higher than a truly tested Toyota RAV4 hybrid. I know that it's driving dynamics is better, but everything else is still questionable at this point.

[@ztekz]

While Toyota is more known for having better overall reliability than Honda, Honda isn’t too far behind as they’ve also been doing hybrids for over 2 decades. Recalls happen all the time (look at Hyundai/Kia heck even Toyota pick ups lately) but that doesn’t define reliability and longevity

[@AwesomeJoe007]

Honda may be doing hybrids for 2 decades, but it comes and goes. And every time they reintroduce their hybrid, it's always a different hybrid system as the hybrid that they have right now. So, that's still relatively new. People are not so receptive about Honda hybrids as they haven't succeeded since 2 decades ago.

[@TheMrJourneyer]

@@AwesomeJoe007 I was talking to a local dealer (not in the US) and they said that they stocked up last year on gen2 Honda Insight hybrid engine components because they should be due for replacement starting 2023 or so. The average age of that car is ~12 years. One year on, they have yet to get an engine replacement request. So if those older hybrids were already pretty reliable, these newer hybrids will only be even more reliable IMO.

[@brettodonnell4187]

It's a 3rd gen of the system that was introduced in the Accord in 2014 so while it's obviously been tweaked since 2014 it has been in use for a decade now. The CR-V Hybrid has also been available in select markets since 2019 in the previous generation of the CR-V so calling it "just new" and questionable at this point is a bit of a stretch.

[@vidathrajawatta7428]

CX 5

[@graceweber2822]

CRV is ok if you don't mind the road noise and the price. I drove one 3 days ago.

[@BADBOSSAN]

Et le Suzuki Vitara ?🤔

[@stevenmqcueen7576]

If you live where it snows or rains a lot, the all-time AWD Subarus are much more road worthy than their competitors.

[@bigfoottoo2841]

No USA makes?

[@billyrock8305]

Consumer Reports just rated Subaru the #1 car manufacturer in the world. Best of the best. Topgun 🏆 CRV Hybrid #1 SUV Topgun 🏆 CX-50 awesome, but brutal backbreaking seats 😭 Shari, Canadas #1 auto consultant. 💯 factual. 💯 honest. Topgun #1 🏆 🇨🇦

[@AwesomeJoe007]

@billyrock8305 This won't last long. Toyota and Lexus dropped 1 spot because of the new engines and transmission they've introduced. Honda CRV hybrid being on number 1 is very puzzling. It's relatively new and haven't been tested. Time will tell as their ranking consistently goes up and down.

[@clivefernando6636]

Where does the Nissan Rogue stand?

[@derrenlouis4756]

Trash car

[@VengWarrior]

The Toyota Rav4 Or the Lexus NSX are better vehicles than the Honda CRV.

[@Volta24]

Mitsubishi outlender phev?

[@sgrant9814]

I would not call the crv exactly "small" it is def bigger than most of the others on this list and really midsized.

[@nRev12]

No tucson?

[@Husssiani]

I love my CRV

[@krefcenz]

Actually, the Mazda CX 5 will have a hybrid available in 2025

[@wsalas13]

With all of Honda''s recalls??????

[@hanss8092]

What you call small is prettig big in the Netherlands,don't you have cx-3 in the US?

[@carhelpcorner]

In North America these are all classified as "compact" and "subcompact" SUVs, even though some are certainly big.

[@c.vanzandt536]

cx-3 discontinued in the US. I guess the cx-30 replaced it.

[@gmarks1559]

Thoughts on the GMC terrain?

[@massimopaccagnella920]

Your favorite ?

[@joglekarswapnil]

No Hyundai Tucson??

[@alvinsimba734]

Baby boomers are the majority of car buyers, we really need sedans back for first time car buyers to have a chance.

[@mazr1779]

What about Dacia / Renault Duster 2025

[@kiabuineric3095]

Can they last for over 15 years?

[@NaserHekmat]

Not in Canada. Unless you park it inside snd drive less than 10k a year which is almost impossible.

[@Temporaryworld8]

Cars: 1. Toyota 2. Honda 3. Mazda 4. Subaru Motorcycles 1. Yamaha 2. Honda 3. Suzuki 4. Kawasaki

[@aristonaquino175]

Mazda❤

[@kevinc7756]

How about Hyundai Kona/Tucson and Nissan Kicks? Can the long warranty make up for the reliability?

[@aaronh305]

For Hyundai, maybe. It will get fixed eventually under warranty but be prepared to fight them, have poor service, long repair times, limited access to loaner or rental cars on Hyundai's dime, and more trips to the dealer.

[@aaronh305]

I have experience with 5 Hyundais in my house and family. I can't comment with real experiences on Nissan.

[@carhelpcorner]

The reliability of both Hyundai and Nissan is below the vehicles on this list. Resale value is lower too. They only make sense if you get an outstanding deal and save a lot of money vs the rest.

[@shootwithob]

You keep repeating same thing over n over again. Please bring some reviews on GM cars, also put some light on advanced features, premium cabins, premium ride quality not just reliability Thank you tho 🙏

[@alanb3213]

Don't expect anything different, he's a domestic car hater.

[@jareou]

Mazda CX30 too small of an interior. I'm 70 inches and my head hits the top. Went with the CX5

[@markhetz1119]

These are like station wagons 🤣I think an SUV is the RAV4 from 2005 Suzuki grand Vitara early 2000 Nissan Xterra 💯It’s like every car on the road looks exactly like anymore 🥱

[@xiondFirst]

Subaru's interior is not good everything is in the screen and there are no buttons.

[@GINGI9519]

How does the Chevy Trax rank among these? 😭 That's the one I'm aiming for

[@bernie6355]

I looked at all these options and decided on the Buick Envista Avenier. Has been a year and totally reliable. Could not be happier and I did not spend a fortune.

[@vitkobylka6432]

The Cadillac AT4 didn’t make the list, or is it just in a different category?

[@Funkydood]

Dude, you're prejudice against Korean manufacturers (KIA, Hyundai), makes me curtail your videos 99% of the time. Get with the program!

[@derrenlouis4756]

I wonder how can anyone here mention The underrated the king MITSUBISHI 🎉 It’s showing me most people in here don’t really have great experience about vehicle besides the ones who also mentioned the other king SUBARU In north America people become lazy they just wait for the hype and follow. Yes must car here are good but remember Toyota and Honda are the same anymore. Now it’s business and Honda is something you should think twice if you plan long term and lots of driving. Best vehicle or Brands are Subaru Mitsubishi the king that North American doesn’t promote and lastly i will go for Toyota if there is any room then I probably squeeze a Honda. All the others trash with technology shit.

[@jimjames6990]

Wheres Kia, Hyundai, jeep. Cherokee

[@veggrl2878]

Warranties need to be included in a review. Toyota's warranty is only 36k miles. $41k + is a lot to pay for something they will only stand behind for a year and a half.

[@eastpointearnold1941]

Couldn't agree with you more.

[@eastpointearnold1941]

Nothing said about warranties. When I buy a car I want to last 15-20 years. Not 3 years or 36000 miles. Call me old fashion.

[@colindo5591]

Why Kia Sportage hybrid isn’t on the list?

[@janjachymiak9013]

👍

[@jamelaudain8639]

Who is here after kartel buy him daughter one😊

[@SUB-Entertainment]

The only reliable cars or suvs are DIYs. Now figure out which are diy cars and suv . You can take those to any mechanic or do yourself

[@jamesdalessio5311]

Nobody wants a fuck hybrid! Your insurance goes up the battery only last 5 to 7 years and then what? What happens when you get into an accident you wind up probably paying more?

[@valmirsantos6109]

You forgot to mention a great SUV: The Kia Sorento

[@sammyjammy6647]

Wow, there’s a lot of porn bots in the comment section today

[@horsge01]

No love for the Sportage?

[@billyrock8305]

🤢

[@carhelpcorner]

The hybrid is very good, but it falls behind the very best in some areas.

[@Luckyamor]

All Japanese 😅

[@PaulStephenson-lf2dw]

Very odd comparison. Who mixes mainstream vehicles with luxury and subcompact and compact. No one has a budget of +/- $30 K that would make this type of comparison. Your Mazda bias is not even remotely hidden. Video was a total waste of time!

[@bill7481]

Please share the glaring omissions.

[@sammyjammy6647]

I think you’re looking for a reviewer that’s going to give you what you wanna hear instead of him giving his view. You don’t come to a channel to make the reviewer what you want him to say. You come for his different perspective.

[@MrJt3451]

I so disagree with this lol Subaru should not be on the bottom no way and the honda is nice if you dont take into consideration that the awd is not as good as the other vehicles!!!!!! And how do you compare a little crostrex to a rav or cx50 they are very different size vehicles poor review

[@carhelpcorner]

It's not a comparison video. It's a list of the 10 best. ALL are great in different ways depending on what the buyer wants.

[@davidjym]

All of them are too BIG !!!!!!!

[@quercus5398]

Buy a Subaru with your eyes closed!

[@hectorheath9742]

Can't understand the constant promotion of a Subaru. The engines I'm told are weak and unconventional to work on. And who needs four wheel drive and the related fuel consumption? And you mention a cvt gearbox. Three reasons in my mind that disqualify a Subaru.

[@carhelpcorner]

They hold up very well in terms of reliability and offer great value. They are certainly not perfect, which is why I put them towards the bottom of this list.

[@sandeeptanjore1253]

Subaru - the worst of all. Never ever buy a subbi. It has turned out to be a white elephant. Lackluster interiors, poor gas mileage and above all high maintenance fees.

[@ztekz]

I would never touch a Subaru, mostly just known for its AWD but everything else (boxer engine, CVT, infotainment, interior quality and materials) is lacklustre and boring

[@riche4854]

Completely agree on the high maintenance costs. No more Subarus for me.

[@cjmr302]

Not really. Don't know where you have got that 411. Wrong. Have a 2013 Crosstrek. 250000 miles. Still runs good. 27mpg. Brakes standard price. Coil and plugs same. 6 sets of tires. @ 600 and the one major a new cat 1800. That's all normal for a 13 year old car. Let me know if what your driving reaches 250k.

[@truco187]

Although I do agree on the lackluster features, the maintenance and reliability in my experience has been exceptional the last 5 years on a 2019 base Impreza. Consumer reports also list Subaru as the highest rated reliable brand this year.

[@cjmr302]

@@truco187 yes i agree.

[@rezinrussell1689]

No Hyundais or Kias? Come on.

[@Cerby1979]

These vehicles will be anything but affordable in the US once Trump follows through with his tariff threats.

[@Kp08og]

I don’t think you understand what he was saying. He said that they need to lower their prices or the tariffs will come. It’s called a threat and cars were much cheaper when he did it last time.

[@anthonypeterson428]

@@Kp08ogNo. He’s putting tariffs on regardless. Things will get more expensive if he does.

[@ammogiant824]

No way hybrid for me

[@Ya-nv8ci]

I don’t see any point to keep watching your videos. Best car/suv : Toyota, Honda, Toyota, Lexus, Honda. Honestly, who cares about reliability in North America, we don’t buy cars for the rest of our lives! All this relevant to whom are living in countries such as India or Russia. I get new ford every 3/4 years and I enjoying it cause I don’t care about reliability since I get bump to bump warranty every time. Just drive whatever your heart desires. You have one life to live.

[@sammyjammy6647]

Because of inflation and tighter budgets, people want to make a smart purchase. A lot of buyers out there do look for reliability and resale value. If you know he’s gonna trend this way then why do you come to complain at all? Just go to a channel that serves you. Yes you only live once but that doesn’t mean you have to be happy by putting yourself into unnecessary debt. The way that you enjoy life is you enjoy your family and friends and a romantic partner if you have one and to go and see and do things. Life isnt about cars. I think most people view cars as a means to an end.

[@Ya-nv8ci]

@ read first what I’ve commented and then reply! I’ve said we don’t care about reliability in Canada since we don’t drive same cars more than 4/5 years. The only reason you’ll buy a 10 years old car in here is because you’re broke or teenager. Most of the people who are chasing reliable new cars are the ones who immigrated from poor countries and still have this mentality of buying a lifetime car or senior people who don’t care about design or driving experience. Because the driving experience in Toyota or Honda is horrible. They aren’t made for fun

[@carhelpcorner]

The interesting thing is that if you buy one of the ultra reliable models to only keep for 3-4 years, you STILL win! The most reliable models also have the highest resale value, so you get most of your money back when you trade them after a few years. Just look at how much a 2-3 year old RAV4 Hybrid sells for. So from a financial standpoint, reliability absolutely matters and benefits you whether you buy short term or long term.

[@Ya-nv8ci]

@@carhelpcorner about 8 years ago I’ve purchased my first brand new car in Canada and it was Ford Fusion Ecoboost. I wanted to lease but wasn’t approved since I didn’t have enough credit history after being only 2 years in country. And it’s important to mention that I’ve tested all cars in the the same class , such as Altima, Passat, Accord and Camry. I’ve focused more on Camry since everyone told me to do so and after test driving that car I was totally disgusted by the horrible driver experience. Super loud inside, ugly and cheap interior design and then I went for Fusion and I had it for 5 years without having any major problems even though it was Ecoboost . Plus I didn’t loose any money after trading it for another ford car. Additional to that, I spent an amazing 5 years driving this car. It was very good looking car from outside and inside. And I still miss that car - and this kind of experience that you’ll never get from Toyota. I never heard these kind of words from Toyota owners, they only say how reliable it is.

[@anthonypeterson428]

@@Ya-nv8ciTruly wealthy people buy 2nd hand cars or drive them into the ground. Buying new cars regularly means adding 10 years onto your retirement age….

[@chrisi2893]

Tesla model Y is much better than any of these.

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Honda Passport 6 cyl all wheel drive, luxury interior…