5 Worst Auto Brands of 2025

[@NoOne-wv6zc]

Was a ford owner for over 40 years, bought 15 new over the years. Bought a 2018 f150 2.7 EcoBoost started out great, being a low mileage driver, at 5 years only 12,200 miles, direct injection went bad. Cost me $2400. At dealer to get repaired. Sold that POS. Bought a 2008 highlander, 1.5 years later runs great, no problems. No more fords for me.

[@SilverbackMatt01]

I'm sticking with my 2015 Mazda6 I've now owned this car for 7 years with zero problems and had only routine service/ maintenance.....in fact, the car is in excellent condition with no sign of rust anywhere....love my Mazda6!

[@bigred8863]

Here here,I have a 2017 6 and I would never change it for anything out there, great vehicle and very reliable.

[@mbrawthen]

“F” Mazda, that brand SUCKS‼️

[@SilverbackMatt01]

@@mbrawthen How many Mazda cars have you based that opinion on?

[@danschwartz1950]

165,000 miles on 2015 Edge with just normal maintenance. Got 100,000 miles on Michelin factory tires before I had to replace them.

[@darlaburnett8666]

So I have some food for thought! When we talk about reliability, is it the flaw of the manufacture and their design and all their engineering intuitive? Is it the fault that we can’t get good reliable parts to build a vehicle? Or is it the people on the assembly line That don’t care anymore about integrity of their work or quality of their work? It’s just quantity and drawing a paycheck? Or is it all of the above that makes our vehicles in the in the US, some of the worst built products? Because a lot of these products used to be made overseas and shipped into us and as you’re talking and giving these reports, it’s not the overseas companies that are hurting. They’re the US companies that are hurting so what really is making our vehicles, unreliable and not good quality? Food for thought!

[@joshuacollins7398]

I drive a 2017 Mitsubishi outlander sport AWD. I brought it in 2022. It had 71K on it. I have 105K on it now. It's holding up. I drive on the highway more. Why didn't Kia and Hyundai not make this list. Their engine caught on fire, and the transmissions are bad.

[@mattkramer4132]

I'm surprised Mini isn't on this list... BMW getting rid of the manual transmission on them starting with the current 2025 models will be the death knell for Mini.

[@jaygrushkin8346]

What about Benz and VW? I bought an S-Class decades ago and the thing was built like a tank. Never had a problem. The newer ones are junk. VW's have had a multitude of problems lately. $70k for a new VW Bus? I wouldn't touch one until reliability is proven. Range could be improved also.

[@barrytobias6921]

I can’t believe Ford didn’t make the list. My F350 and Bronco are a maintenance nightmare

[@thisismagacountry1318]

Does your F350 have the 6.7 liter diesel engine?

[@chikidd24]

Stop lying

[@barrytobias6921]

@@thisismagacountry1318 yes it does. Have had the Bosch fuel pump blow up the entire fuel systems and DEF injectors now along with many sensor issues

[@barrytobias6921]

@@thisismagacountry1318 yes i

[@barrytobias6921]

@@chikidd24 stop lying about what. I have a 21 F350 Powerstroke that is a maintenance nightmare and we just traded our 23 Bronco because of all of the sensor and it started having lifter issues before we traded it

[@loyal4theway159]

Toyota is in big trouble turbo is just bad

[@charlesjackson1700]

They will fix it..

[@generalzod7959]

prestige is really the only thing landrover has. the price is ridiculous and the quality (or lack of) is simply criminal. the only folks who buy those things are just trying to impress others with how much money they can throw away.

[@mbrawthen]

You got that right.!! Land Rover, better known as SNOB ROVER because only those with money to burn drive those vehicles! 👍🏽

[@mbrawthen]

Consumer Reports hasn’t a clue about what it is reporting about.!!! 🤔👍🏽

[@classiccorvettesmusclecars5846]

U know Tesla is garbage when u seen one that was traded in on a Chevy lot.

[@charlesjackson1700]

I see that all the time.. I see them on the Chrysler lots as well.... Maybe they traded them in for a used Chrysler 200😅😅😅

[@uspsdaveable]

My 2013 wrangler has 185,000 best vehicle I’ve ever owned

[@michaeldecker8940]

What the hell is your problem? The Chrysler Pacifica is the most reliable vehicle on the road.

[@jonjohnson3493]

The worst car of all time is definitely the Ford Pinto no doubt about it

[@LyleBialk]

I knew Chrysler was going to destroy the Jeep when they started coming out with the 4 door versions. They turned it into just another awful, over priced, over tech, break-down pron pile of junk. The way of the US Automakers.

[@michaeloler1477]

Maybe it’s just you.

[@michaelsheedy]

Every brand has its issues as more and more electronics is added every year. Add in plugins and the complexity only gets worse.

[@brooklynbummer]

The stinkers have been stinkers for a long time. Cutting corners from parts to quality control means stinker cars.

[@saeidkharrat4397]

Some of dodge and Chrysler models towing holes are covered with plastic shits which is absolutely stupid design

[@bryanholley5262]

Ford stopped making good cars in the 90s. I have a 2014 Ford focus, n not even owned it 3 months and there were 4 recalls on it. Then they're having trouble with trucks, broncos, and just about anything else they produce. I u see to love Ford. Somebody needs to ask car makers HOWS PRODUCING JUNK WORKING OUT FOR YA. if I were a car maker I would build my cars by hand and make sure they dont rust, or fail in anyway for at least 20 years.i can't believe that car makers stopped making cars with quality n durability. If I could produce a car,it would have tobe a perfect car before I even let it leave the factory. Cars nowadays are made to last about 50,000 miles n thats about it. If I were car makers I wouldn't put my name on none of the junk they're turning out now.

[@mbrawthen]

FORD is the best manufacturer in history and currently makes the best automotive products available today‼️👍🏽

[@efs83dws]

Consumer Reports is not dependable.

[@theonetruerobb4852]

Mitsubishi's downfall is particularly disappointing. My first new car was a Mitsu Mirage, an '85 Turbo. A fun little car that didn't cost me whole lot out the door. It died before it reached 100k, but I chalked that up to my driving style. I was a young buck with an attitude, and I spun that turbo up far more than was necessary. America needs the Mirage. Or, rather, America needs an affordable small car. Not a performance beast, not something with a lot of bells and/or whistles, just cheap, *reliable* transportation. Where's today's Ford Escort? Entry level Honda Civic Hatchback? Corolla? If they build it, we will come. As $100k "Luxury Pickup Trucks" rot on dealer lots, the people would line up for a Mitsu Mirage priced around 17k.Make it comfortable, make it fun, and make it RELIABLE. They'd sell a ton of 'em. Kee-reist, who's running these companies...?

[@motman6668]

Whole family owns teslas and no issues!!! That's old news!

[@williamegler8771]

Does your family represent the ownership experience of all of Tesla's buyers? Even the most problematic automaker can produce an occasional reliable unicorn and nobody sings the praises and minimizes the foibles are their chosen marque more than "FAN BOYS"!

[@Summitclym]

My 2023 Tesla Model Y is the best car I’ve ever owned after 40 years of owning mostly Toyotas.

[@bbiedny]

Any car can be reliable if it's under a year old. Come back and talk to us in 10 years

[@mbrawthen]

After 40 years of owning JAP-CRAP 😡, 1:13 how the hell would you know how to rate any car brand from Best to Worst? 👎🏽

[@RAM-KINGOFTRUCKS]

Trump 2024❤

[@charlesjackson1700]

Love it..👍❤️❤️❤️❤️