5 EXTREMELY Reliable 2024 Luxury SUV's!

These are some of the most reliable SUVs coming or available in the 2024 year. These are high luxury SUVs and they really look great, but more importantly they're going to last for 100 000's of miles without a ton of maintenance and ownership costs. The engines are high quality, and you're going to love these reliable luxury SUVs.
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[@singlefather01]

I had Toyota, that went over 500,000 miles. Every year, I was looking for an excuse to get rid of it. It wouldn't give. I finally told my girlfriend that I drove it off the cliff and got a new car.

[@emmo2850]

I really like the choice of vehicles and somewhat agree, my only concern is these new engines with turbos. Imho, that’s the first mistake for the brands to begin suffering for few coming years. Reliability for me ranks top spot.

[@philcottone2247]

Great review. A lot of good information and only 11 minutes. Excellent!!

[@ECPP]

Glad you liked it!

[@alb0zfinest]

Definitely great choices. Only other I would include is the mazda cx-90. Not quite luxury in terms of the brand, but I was very impressed with the quality of the car.

[@scooter5940]

I just ordered an X5 with the six, so glad to see it on your list. Lotta folks here questioning how you can “know” the reliability of new vehicles, but you can tell a lot from the history of the drivetrains, the basic mechanical architecture of which evolve pretty slowly, and are often sources of big-buck repairs. Also, major electrical components, suspension and wheel mounts, fuel, cooling and brake systems, and other wear items tend to be the same throughout the life cycle of a “generation”, which is generally 5-to-8 years or more. So, it’s not that much of a guess to look at a continuing model that is given a minor refresh, and project its reliability. But, there is some variation, of course. I have a 2013 Mercedes GL with 125,000 on it that has been nearly flawless. The dealer says its particular engine, which is the v8 that was standard before they made the gas 6 standard a year or two later, is an excellent engine, and I would have to agree. Sometimes you just get lucky.

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

I would choose the BMW X5 SUV out of all of these for best driver SUV and comfort. Hated the touch pad in the new Acura MDX and the GX L:exus feels like driving a truck.

[@ECPP]

That X5 with the 6 is a great driver with great tech and good performance

[@kurtr1870]

The Burn My Wallet X5 is a great looking and performing SUV but the maintenance costs are outrageous.

[@konsen6149]

If the GK Lexus does not drive like a Truck ,the how can it be reliable . Reliability means less power, less comfort, less performance, less driving enjoyment , old fashion design and mechanical engineering

[@taiwoidowu2854]

Then let me know after the warranty expires. It's nothing but a money 💵 pit.

[@kirkclearidge7616]

​@@taiwoidowu2854if you can't afford it don't buy it and don't put others off from buying one too 😂

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

The long term reliability status of the Lexus turbo I-4 engine is not yet proven nor known. It could be an issue.

[@ECPP]

I agree…..time will tell

[@Phi.D.888]

​@ECPP that is why, never buy a first year of a new vehicle.

[@WayToManyAssassins]

Yeah small engine and turbos don't mix

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

I completely agree 👍

[@ExoticMfRon]

@@WayToManyAssassinslaughs in 4G63

[@davidimhoff7471]

Mark, your car reviews are excellent and watch them all. I’m in the market for this segment of SUV so the timing couldn’t have been better! Thank you!

[@ECPP]

That’s perfect David, thank you very much for watching. Have a great weekend.

[@-M-power]

Mark I watch every single video you post. Love watching the information you through out for us. Can you make one dedicated video about BMW X3M reliability. 🙏 please

[@ECPP]

Thanks and stay tuned

[@kilian76]

Since the 2023 X5 40i and the 2024 X3 M40i are the same engine do you suggest that they would be the same in terms of reliability?

[@georgevillanueva7696]

FANTASTIC VIDEOS THANKS AGAIN

[@sasquatch7962]

@ECPP - what do You think about new Mercedes GLE Coupe Facelift 2024 AMG 53 ? also v6 (429hp) , is it also reliable like b58 in bmw ?

[@MERCEDES-BENZS600GUARD_V12]

9:16 did you just say"piano glass"?😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🎹🎶

[@ECPP]

Right?

[@ExoticMfRon]

Fun fact: the B58 engine by bmw is also used in the newer Toyota supras. Paired with an 8 speed automatic ZF transmission which is used in many cars nowadays is a killer package. I would look for these two things if considering a ‘low’ maintenance BMW

[@xvsj5833]

Mark, great review along with a new downtown hair style 💪🏻🇨🇦

[@ECPP]

Thanks 👍

[@yousefalasousi4229]

Hi Tell me what do you think of cadilac CT5 2020

[@emblematic1]

Great video. I'm in the market to replace my 2011 GLK350 with something a bit larger. I'm leaning towards the 2019 X5 now that it can be picked up for a reasonable cost on the used market. Thanks for the insights as always bud - Cheers

[@CarGeek360]

The X5 is great, definitely go for it if you like the car

[@mrkhan2983]

Turbo engines will be a major concern. and Toyota/Lexus now will move towards short term goals now because earlier they made cars which lasted for decades which eventually made their profits less in the shape of spare parts. So its a deep planning by these companies to introduce short lived technology. Remember speed/Power is not everything, Longevity is !

[@allenzillmer1917]

Agreed. I hope Toyota/Lexus are not going to abandon their philosophy in favor of selling parts

[@toddschrocatart]

Concur planned obsolescence is obviously a tactic very disappointing. I just scored a single owner 2016 Acura RDX FWD Advanced pkg naturally aspirated V6 with 23,000 mi garage kept brand new condition 7yrs old. Should last a very long time. Not trying to test the turbo longevity att

[@djdev3077]

The Acura is nice looking and its a v6 still.

[@ECPP]

Totally a great choice. Nice vehicle and often missed by buyers

[@maga6319]

Acura and Honda still have transmission problems. Markie won't tell you the full truth, that's why he doesn't like me one bit.

[@CarGeek360]

@@ECPP agreed fully

[@andregonsalvez9244]

Greetings from T.O and great show ! I just purchased a 2024 Toyota 4Runner and so far so good i tend to keep my vehicle minimum 12 years so hopefully i do get this with the Toyota 4Runner .

[@Tommy_Irish]

The problem is that you can't say that there are any reliable vehicles in 2024 because you don't know if a 2024 product is reliable until it's been driven a few years.

[@baoquoc3710]

people will always saying modern cars are crap anyway. Because they are too clinging on old timers and had a reject modernity mentality

[@Tommy_Irish]

​@@baoquoc3710Modern cars ARE crap! Way too much technology in them. They will NEVER be as reliable as cars from 2005 and back. Any German or Italian vehicle just aren't reliable at all. Remember, facts don't care about feelings!

[@WayToManyAssassins]

What about the X5 40d? I feel like diesel beamers are the most reliable out of all except for the egr and dpf crap from time to time

[@sugarandspice2136]

What about the 2024 Caddy XT4 premium Sport?

[@wirehot09]

Hey Mark can you make a list for those who are 6’3? Just looking for an suv that can fit my legs in the front and in the back for my kids.

[@dulobg3774]

Hi thank you for the informative video. What do you think about the X5 M60?

[@ECPP]

I love it, but would not own one out of warranty with the bigger engines. Too risky. 40 series only for me long term.

[@baoquoc3710]

@@ECPP mark, I think you should have a longer experience with S68 V8, even if it's not inline 6 B58, I can certainly said that it would be a complete redesign in all departments, just like B58 with closed deck design and higher compression ratio

[@user-juiceworld6467]

Is the maybacth good Ik it’s not a suv but just wondering

[@mohag6933]

Love my Buick enclaves 2011 never had big issues always fixing it by my slef but my wife been asking for luxes rx 350

[@ECPP]

Great mi r if you can fix it yourself.

[@CarGeek360]

We have the MDX and love it a lot. It’s honestly just as nice as some of the German options. We were going to get a GLE but wanted something reliable so MDX it is. I’m also a fan of the X5 but my biggest gripe with the X5/X7 is the relatively mediocre legspace from my experience (not ideal for long road trips).

[@ECPP]

Great points indeed. All nice to drive but it often comes down to to cost and reliability

[@CarGeek360]

@@ECPP true. Reliability is a very important factor for us especially as we like to keep our cars a while and go on long drives. We ended up favoring the regular Advance MDX over the Type-S one for this very reason. We don’t want to put up with low-profile tires that go flat easily, the standard MDX is more reliable, and we don’t care for/dislike in-car seat massaging. Plus, the standard MDX is still awesome. We love ours a lot after a year of ownership.

[@emblematic1]

I agree with your points, I may replace my 2017 MDX with the new model as a car to keep for the long haul

[@CarGeek360]

@@emblematic1 go for it, you will be impressed. What trim level would you go for?

[@CarGeek360]

@@ECPP another question for you. Between the X5, Cayenne, Range Rover Sport, and EQS SUV, which one do you think is the best long-term purchase and which ones would you lease instead?

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

Not impressed with new Lexus RX350 too slow they gutted the nice smooth V6 with an anemic turbo I4 to please the climate crazies.

[@ECPP]

It’s a sad state for sure and reliability may be at risk now with the new engines too

[@DK-et6lm]

What do you think about the Genesis GV70? Great warranties on untested turbo 4 cyl

[@ECPP]

Yes

[@michaelqu]

You'd be surprised how reliable modern Alfa Romeos are. My 2018 Stelvio with the 2.0T is now nearing 70000 miles and not a thing has broken on it, still drives brand new, no oil burning or anything. That said, Alfas do require very strict up to date maintenance, be lazy and they will fall apart.

[@WayToManyAssassins]

Probably a lot better than the old alfas

[@konsen6149]

@@WayToManyAssassins Even Peugeot, Citroen,Fiat are getting better nowadays in every aspects.

[@dg7438]

I test drove one and didn't want to get out of it. The fun was intense

[@Luminary2024]

Great content as usual. Can’t believe my x5 made the list lol. Does g05 2019 x5xdrive40i have transfer-case issues?

[@ECPP]

Thanks for watching and great vehicle

[@frostbitedos]

Thank you. Big relief to see the X5 4th Gen made it on this list... I own a 2020 BMW X5.. I love it!!!

[@richardsimms251]

Thanks. Great video again. RS. Canada

[@ECPP]

Thank you very much

[@NileshR12]

I’ve never heard of a infotainment system being described as “breathtaking”

[@fj404]

the Acura is 🔥🔥🔥

[@MERCEDES-BENZS600GUARD_V12]

I need me some piano glass🎹🎶

[@ECPP]

Haha, same

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

Do you remember what happened when Ford put twin turbos in their cars and trucks, they will not last because too much things to break and they won't get the mpg as stated

[@ECPP]

That is a real risk for the brand for sure

[@streetfightertutorial]

I still don't understand those ugly " sticking out" screens that in some cases block the view. Looks like a tablet put on with some glue, on a luxury car by the way.

[@ECPP]

Totally right, whe. They shifted the in dash to on top of dash, I just thought it looks like an afterthought

[@mhassouneh]

"... to haul your project, to the dumpster" 😂😂😂

[@ECPP]

Haha, cheers

[@Windsofchange2023]

That made me laugh too. I always wonder if a funny joke will be thrown in on these videos.

[@ROB-12013]

CR mentioned Buick as the most dependable domestic vehicle brand. I would never pay cash for that BMW X5 and plan to drive it for at least 165K as I will with my 2023 Enclave Avenir!

[@kwlew]

How do you know that these 2024 vehicles are or will be reliable?

[@ECPP]

Trending as per history and brand reputation

[@MichaelGolpe]

10:56 So no Mazda or a Toyota Venza, Mark? I love your sense of humor though! 😂

[@ECPP]

Haha, thanks for watching.

[@lyricallysilenced7436]

How do Yk they’re reliable if they haven’t been tried and tested over time

[@ECPP]

Cheers

[@kirkgrimmer3497]

He’s not wrong. Especially these untested 4 cyls.

[@maga6319]

@@kirkgrimmer3497 he doesn't know. He's making clickbait videos at this point.

[@octoslut]

easy 4 out of 5 are japanese aka car brands with highest reliability. LX is a land cruiser rebadged with more luxury, land cruisers one of the most durable vehicles in the world.

[@jamesclark5097]

Lexus dealers are only in fairly large cities. The nearest one to me is 120 miles away.

[@Vlad6525]

Just one small comment on the new 2024 GX550. While it will have more hp and better performance, the overall fuel economy is only 1mpg better than the outgoing NA V8, so fuel economy isn't something to be excited about in the new GX.

[@christos881]

Man how do u leave out the Porsche Macan, very reliable.

[@ECPP]

They are decent. The Macan is An amazing ride the only challenge is the PDK in a few that have been very pricey. They are great overall though.

[@christos881]

The PDK's overall are very reliable just change the fluid every 40K miles per Porsche and the base Macan with the 2.0 liter is even more reliable. @@ECPP

[@RellMonroe]

What are your takes on American SUV’s such as Yukon and Tahoe?

[@ECPP]

They are a bit problematic with cooler leaks, engine leaks, plastics are a bit fragile. Overall these can get a lot of miles on them, but there is a risk of transmission and engine issues with both the 5.3 and 6.3 L engines specifically in the heads such as lifters. Again, take the good with the bad and many can go a lot of miles, but usually not flawlessly

[@RellMonroe]

@@ECPP thanks for your response, I’m in the market relying heavily on your advice

[@XFHU]

What do you think about Porsche panamera and Cayenne and his sister cayenne coupe?

[@ECPP]

Solid runners

[@craigt4467]

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[@islanddon865]

Nice group if you love "land yachts". I'll stick with our nimble and handling UX200 Lexus. If l was to trade it, l would go with a UX Hybrid.

[@johnsambo9379]

Cool Nazi flag.

[@robertchristner4510]

I like the lists

[@ECPP]

I nail those and have many to choose from

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

I owned 3 BMWs including the 3rd Gen X5. It was the most unreliable German crud I’ve ever owned. The inline 6 maybe reliable but everything else isn’t. 3 recalls, fuel scavenging system malfunction, awd malfunction, horrendous gas mileage 14mpg, etc all before 20k miles. The BMW dealer tech told me engine was leaking oil after 15k miles and wanted $5k to fix. I laughed at his face.

[@scooter5940]

Strange that a power train issue at 15,000 miles would not be covered under warranty………

[@MrMackxl65]

How can reliability be discussed before a product gets to the market or is the equation always an extrapolation of past achievements?

[@ECPP]

In a case like this, we are extrapolating based on history and some early signs but much is predicted reliability. Thanks again

[@MGMidget73]

The turbos in the 600 will not last. The 570 was a far superior vehicle. Toyota sold out to the bean counters. We bought a 2023 QX60 Sensory edition last Dec 2022. After a year with it love it. It came down to that or the MDX, glad we chose the QX, and thats coming from long time Acura owners.

[@johnfernandez5237]

I have the 2014 Mazda cx-9, going on 250,000 miles. Bought it with 15,000 on it a year old. This thing is still purring like a kitten. I will hand it down to my son, just got his license. And now I am looking…. For my next 3-rows nd size suv.

[@jamesdavis5781]

Built on a Camry platform

[@AvengerAngel]

In reality, no car manufacturer has, or ever would desire, to make a virtually fault free vehicle with very low maintenance. This business approach would put them out of business. BMW can sacrifice some reliability and longevity for their cache and history of performance and technology and customers who are always trading up to the next product level of BMW. Lexus'(Toyota in general) reputed reliability is evidenced in and upon high volume sales (although of late, inventory is lax) and attracts the buyer who wants to keep their cars for longer and defy depreciation. I would dare to say take copious care of your vehicle and stave off the potential problems a buyer can control.

[@ECPP]

Totally true on the Toyota reliability but the new turbo engines may swing the brand into another space regarding reliability..

[@MehulPatel-dq5hv]

How is Mercedes GLE 350 sUV

[@AELwriter]

Can you explain the grills. A stone flew into my cousins BMW grill and dented a fan piece causing damage that he had to pay out of pocket for. Why have an open grill on luxury vehicles when the roads are bad and stones, pot holes and rocks are everywhere.

[@ECPP]

Sounds like the Canadian advantage

[@majood245]

For me I would NEVER buy any of the NEWER Lexus 2023-2024 because of the turbos and it’s cost a fortune to replace the turbos and engine. Especially with a Garbage LX600 with over 130k bucks. Stack with GX it could be reliable V8 one and it’s still very good

[@inchlorIentztJiIu]

I have a 07 Cadillac Escalade with 380k miles💪. I’ve owned Lexus, BMW, Mercedes, Acura, Audi, Jeep and none of those have been as reliable as my trusty Escalade.

[@sugarandspice2136]

Yeah! I want to order an XT4 premium sport, but it didn’t make it on this list and that’s slightly concerning. 😅

[@hlb0111]

That's awesome to know.

[@Rosso488]

Built by UAW in Texas. Merica!

[@bobsebring2819]

interesting, I always heard they weren't that great

[@WEANDK]

I bet toyota will

[@luker900]

Great，three of my friends bought BMW X5 this year, all of them have issues, one of them is lemon, my friend had to sue them to get money back

[@ECPP]

Oh that’s not good. Yes they are complex and expensive

[@SPMNDK89]

BMW has really stepped up its game with reliability, if only Mercedes did the same...

[@booblam6919]

BENZ CAN DO SO MUCH BETTER.....THEY WERE THE VERY BEST AT EVERYTHING BACK THEN.

[@CarGeek360]

Mercedes is going the other way around if anything

[@EmmaOkolie-lh1qb]

What about jaguar XE 2.0

[@ECPP]

Ingenium?

[@WestCoastCrazed]

A video about reliability but can't say if the turbo will be reliable to be determined.... am I in the twilight zone? And the Acura touch pad is the worst entertainment nightmare to ever be installed in a vehcle... I know because I owned one for a very short time.

[@jossy573]

I'm surprised you have the X5 there

[@ECPP]

Only with a certain drivetrain

[@CarGeek360]

BMW has stepped their game up a lot in terms of reliability, they might not be on the same level as the Japanese, but they aren’t far off

[@jaguar7051]

Yes Sir

[@chironjo]

How about the Infinity QX60? Six cyl, no CVT.

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

Anything is or should be reliable new but wait until the warranty expires and then get it towed to the shop

[@ECPP]

Haha….fair

[@robinsheldon899]

I have owned Mercedes, BMW, and Audi products, but my favourites were Acura, where we owned several vehicles back to back. With Acura, be prepared to make friends with your local PDR (paintless dent removal) expert, because you’ll end on his Christmas card list in no time at all. The gauge of steel that Acura and Honda use is so light, dents can appear almost by just looking at them. If you live in a city like Vancouver Canada, door dings are simply a fact of life.

[@Windsofchange2023]

Too many ding dong drivers there.

[@kinginfinide1846]

Notice how you went past that Range Rover Sport swiftly 😢

[@MichaelGolpe]

6:15 a BMW?!

[@ECPP]

Certain models have some reliability built in due to the engine

[@mmarano203]

Glc300?

[@ECPP]

Well…..not bad but I have some upcoming Benz vids coming and that’s on a list

[@booblam6919]

​@@ECPPyea you should include MERCEDES BENZ

[@midiman5045]

I just went to get a new NX 2024, or RX 350 First let me say Lexus has dropped the ball on the NX 350, It has run flats great but no spare tire kit unlike BMW X3 or Acura RDX. They should have a kit, for the car. They can not help you at 3 am in the morning when you are stuck on a long road trip on the side of the road. I asked if road sire assistance would bring you a rim and tire they said no. Not good! So I went to look at the 2024 RX 350 great spare tire now as far as the engine am sure it's a great one but it a perfect fit for the NX 350 it's the right size not in the RX 350 it struggles to get out of it's own way on merging onto a highway. Also premium fuel in both cars Wow have we gone backwards? I drove a 2022 RX 350 and both a 2024 RX 350 and the NX 350 in real city streets. The NX got around 14 to 16 MPG, The RX 9 to 12 and low and behold the 2022 RX got 16 to 17. I drive 80 to 90 percent City driving so the 2022 RX 350 was the clear winner. I took a highway trip yesterday driving at 50 to 55 with cruse control on and the 2022 RX 350 got 29.4. So now I pose a question how do you save gas with a smaller engine when you are burring more of it? FYI Acura has a major recall for all the V6 MDX and TLX. Engine lock ups.

[@ghost.hardware4931]

Based on your overall experience, do you recommend a 2022 RX over the 2023- RX or NX redesign? I’m debating between the 3 but I am leaning more towards the 22 RX for the v6, regular gas, and most importantly its looks. I would be mostly be doing city driving but will be doing road trips as well.

[@midiman5045]

@@ghost.hardware4931 For me yes the 2022 v6 is a very reliable engine. Also Regular gas in the 2022 unlike the 2024 which needs premium. I test drove the 2024 RX the engine is under powdered for the 2023 / 24 RX. They just took the NX 4 cylinder and stuck it in the RX which when needed to merge on to a high way it strains really bad. Also to note I drove the 2022 RX350 in the NYC streets I got 16 to 17 with the 2024 I got 9 to 12. . I can say I love my 2022 RX2022 CPO but that is me. I do recommend you test drive both in the city and on the highway because you might feel different than I do

[@AA-ct9tk]

Lexus turbo with directed fuel injection not the best reputation

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

I would rather have the older Lexus and Toyota, because we don't need turbos to break down soon

[@ECPP]

Simpler products indeed

[@Phi.D.888]

Most of this suv is reliable, especially with the non expires warranty. 😂

[@entrepreneurking8162]

Lexus 350h is hard!!

[@ECPP]

Cheers

[@rz920]

So, you would prefer a non-turbo version of BMW which is notoriously unreliable, but not anything with a turbo engine from Lexus which has a long history of great reliability? your hatred for the turbo is just insane in 2023

[@gjm456]

"These ones"

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

A luxury SUV isn't used to haul garbage to the dumpster, it's for luggage purposes only

[@ECPP]

Haha, cheers

[@kurtr1870]

Lexus ditched the track pad in the RX. Acura needs to get rid of their trackpad and redo the center stack.

[@allamar9083]

One “stylin” thing ,,make that 2 that suck are phony vents on the fenders and JC Whitney Mustang type hood scoops. They scream fake plastic. Why don’t they not spend the bucks on yuppy crap and make a decent drive train, safe and dependable ,(junk the CVT,s ) cut trying to out gadget/gizmo each other? I really believe good car company,s can do better.

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

Not to split hairs but I think the only real SUVs on your list are the GX/LX The rest of them are crossovers. And while you may say it's just semantics, it's really not though. Crossovers don't really stack up to a real body on frame SUV. And that's fine. I have one. It's a car that's rides a little higher. But there are things that you can't /shouldn't even think about doing in a crossover.

[@ECPP]

Cheers

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

3 cheers for crossovers@@ECPP And crossdressers. 🍺🍻

[@Rissybear]

Belonging to Lexus RX and NX groups on Facebook. I see so many problems with these two new models. I probably wouldn’t get one until they iron out all the kinks. Acura now way.. was the worst car I owned. Nothing but problems. Definitely would stick with the older Lexus/ Toyota products that haven’t been changed.

[@kirkclearidge7616]

What kind of problems I wouldn't expect that from a reliable brand like Lexus 😮

[@tenantrep]

All crap MPG’s which is an issue at $7 bucks a gallon in California.

[@ECPP]

That really hurts

[@oranepatterson6549]

How yk they reliable????

[@ECPP]

Cheers

[@chadmagnifici2347]

Turbo petrol engines?

[@malikto1]

No turbo 4's, please. V6 or nothing.

[@julius8644]

Where are the Benz lovers?

[@ECPP]

Right?

[@booblam6919]

AM RIGHT HERE

[@likeris2]

x5 the best suv

[@ECPP]

Thanks

[@waldiroliveira9845]

Lexus all the way

[@ECPP]

nice

[@Stan_sprinkle]

Did you just f***in slap me bro?

[@ECPP]

Thanks for watching

[@bigdogpete43]

Been driving them all. X5 hands down. Acura is good but that touchpad, sorry, ya gotta be kidding me. Lexus RX is dog slow with hard seats. Lexus GX is a gas hog and drives like a truck (rebadged 4Runner). But BMW knocked it out of the park. It outruns, out rides, and out shines in every way.

[@KATMAIGT]

good content, anoying mike.

[@ECPP]

Thanks

[@modnachunni]

u seem lexus lover

[@MichaelGolpe]

0:14 how many Lexus and Toyota will it be? 🤔 😂

[@ECPP]

Well…..

[@ramonsanders2562]

Yeah that was my idea to……

[@harisjaved1379]

I am sure they are all Honda, Toyota and Lexus models lol Maybe the G Waggen?

[@ECPP]

Haha, nah. G wagon? Well……

[@torobear2192]

Bruh how did you know the reliability?? Its only 2023 and your review is for year 2024 😂😂😂

[@ECPP]

Predicted based on historical of each

[@rodherscher7155]

I don’t believe the X5 is a reliable vehicle, is my personal opinion

[@ECPP]

That’s fair