Avoid Buying These CRAP Used Cars That Are Unsellable

[@Ahmed-bd2hy]

Wow my best KZbin reviewer, always on point

[@ECPP]

Thank you very much. I appreciate your support Ahmed. Cheers

[@VerticalMARS1]

Me over here content with my plain OEM 2004 Ford Ranger that I have been driving for 19 years.

[@64arguz]

I have been thinking several times about changing my aging Toyota…but Every time I watch your videos you change my mind 😂 my humble and boring Camry never has a problem just regular maintenance like any normal car 🤷‍♂️ peace of mind is priceless 😃

[@Armmani2000]

keep it, I am doing the same, my CRV never causes any issues.

[@mondolilith7917]

I wanna get a Tacoma for my kid for graduation!

[@anthonystroman8407]

I'm like that with my 2016 honda accord no problems what is wrong with me!

[@Armmani2000]

@@anthonystroman8407 Nothing wrong with you, they are so reliable we get bored and want something new(er) and shiny but that would be an expensive mistake :)

[@ducminh7568]

@@anthonystroman8407 same got accord 2016 ln version as my first car

[@is4life862]

You are so right about the Durango. I had 136,000 miles and the engine was done. It cost me $8,000 to rebuild the motor. My extended warranty would only pay half the cost. After the repair I traded it in. I had so many oil leaks it was pathetic. Lesson learned to avoid them. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@SadHippo112]

I want to buy a Durango RT … they look so good … I know the interior is below par … but is the drivetrain that bad ???

[@AvengerAngel]

Today's Stellantis cars are tomorrow's manhole covers. At least they will still be "on the road" .

[@ECPP]

Yes they are mistake poorly built. Sadly prices do not follow suit

[@AvengerAngel]

@@ECPP Not sure if this is true, but Stellantis proposed via the CEO it is maintaining its business model of higher priced (higher profit) vehicles and the failing EV's, over what most people could afford or want, while still doing little if anything to improve quality and reliability. I am no businessman, but I sense a flaw in that plan!

[@jcrnda]

@@AvengerAngel Rather than expanding to new market (like Toyota did with Lexus) they have gambled that instead of selling 100,000 $35K cars (to get to $3.5B revenue) they would be better off selling $110K cars instead, that way they will need to produce only 35,000 to reach $3.85B in revenue and still be better off. Problem is, where's the research that their clients would want to buy something three times more expensive. Plus, what happens with the other two thirds of their loyal buyers who cannot afford a $110K Jeep. Maybe they will need to carpool?

[@paulwarner8288]

@@AvengerAngel other cars would have made it home😁

[@woodyk5127]

I bought a VW GTI because my wife wanted one and while the car was fun to drive, the reliability was a disaster and I knew that because if the history of VW cars. Anyway, the problem with sensors started 3 months after the warranty expired and the that cost around $750 back then and after that the suspension parts needed full replacement every year or so due to poor design and literary a major problem kept developing every few months. Then transmission went out because VW said that trans oil doesn't need replacement and I got a dealer estimate of over $11k. The poor reliability is common among all German autos. Last survey of consumer report I Iooked at, VW ranked 15 out of 21 and Mercedes came close to last. People in US buy Mercedes because somehow it is a status symbol and after owning one, they go back to Lexus. I have been driving Toyota for many years and I am extremely happy. Toyota makes reliable cars. No GM, Ford, Chrysler or German autos for me.

[@Luminary2024]

I almost spit my food out laughing when he laid into dodge like that. This guy is a Canadian treasure dropping these truth bombs lol Cannot deny the entertainment value of these creative insults/ roasts.

[@wavey_lit6046]

My father is a Volvo loyalist. He’s had a 2012 XC90 for 12yrs that he only did basic maintenance to, no major issues. He just traded it in for a 2023 earlier this year, we’ll see how it holds up.

[@ECPP]

Good luck and the older ones were much more solid

[@curtgomes]

On a recent trip to the South Pacific we rented an electric car to drive around one of the islands. We rented it from a local resident on the cheap. $60 for the day. We toured the entire island , through jungle areas and up steep hills and in city traffic. I was totally impressed. Plenty of power, smooth ride, good handling and brakes and nice design both inside and out. The owner told me it was a Chinese EV that he paid 15,000 euros for. ($16, 500 US) He was very happy with his purchase. I can understand why the government does not want these cars imported into the US.....

[@Soldano999]

Let's be real the chinese now can make superior cars at a fraction of the price. Just like the japanese and koreans before them they just learned

[@GranMastaDee]

I raised two kids in Toyota mid-engine, all-trac, supercharged leather Previas. Those were the days. The benefit of a third row was that, as we lived in Colorado and camped and did a lot of mountain excursions, the math was 2 adults + 2 kids + their 2 friends. They also slept two people.

[@dratonbalat3423]

The Durango has the mercedes ML body frame, which is the best SUV frame ever designed. The frame does so many things to keep brakes last longer, tires last longer, engine mounts last longer...etc. It has literally an indestructible transmission and a V6 Penstar that has gone through perfection since 2011 (all wrinkles are gone). The infotainment system was taken from a $200k Italian sports car that has ZERO issues. The interior is way better than any Japanese car (excluding luxury Japanese Lexus and Korean Genesis...etc). Initial quality scored 87 vs. Toyota Highlander 83. It tows better than any Japanese or any American in its class (7500 with v6 when equipped with a package). It has ROOMY 3 row seating. It gets you 24mpg. The styling is timeless, unlike Japanese and other Americans that ages in 3 years. This guy lumps all Stillantis brands all together without understanding the history behind specific vehicles. I'm now questioning the credentials of this reviewer on cars. Anyone can say just buy Toyotas and be right on reliability (but ugly and boring and style ages in 3 years). You have to understand cars. Mercedes E350 without fancy air suspensions were used as taxis in Europe for decades. All Mercedes are designed for 100k miles, the w211(like E350) 300k miles. So at that time, if you wanted a Benz in the USA, you get E350 because they are beautiful and can outlast a Camry. Don't be lazy. If you like a car, dig deep in research. There are car experts and publications that can help in that.

[@RetroDudeX77]

I don't see many modern Dodge Durangos on the road. Not compared to just about every other SUV.

[@dratonbalat3423]

@RetroDudeX77 It's going to be dead because Jeep made 3-row Jeep Grand Cherokee L (long). And it competes directly with the Durango. Stillantis has to kill one of them, and since the Grand Cherokee is the more known to the public, it will win easily.

[@DontCryAboutIt]

I'll be lunch there will be a new Durango. They are performance oriented vs Jeep adventure.

[@DontCryAboutIt]

@draton yep Dec 2011 build Charger sxt plus blacktop. 120k miles BT module failed in warranty. Loose axle on rear, mild paint and body panel fitment issues. Thermostat recently. Changed trans filter/fluid, diff, coolant 2x, battery and serpentine belt (neither failed) 2x, brake fluid,. plugs, air and cabin filters, brakes several times (corrosion) several body seals due to rust protection. I was going to replace the Misses 03 Pilot in 2020 but went with a Forester. Very pleased with vehicle and dealership. Took me a year to talk her out of a CRV.

[@Soldano999]

I am about to buy a Mercedes GLB200 (made in germany). Does it have the same frame ?

[@Chris-yx8gj]

Driving an Audi is like having Christmas everday. When the sensors fail they light up like a Christma tree. 😅😅😅😅

[@rrd1975]

The "Four Rings Of Despair"! I'll laugh ( or cry ) all the way to the repair shop.

[@ECPP]

Haha, cheers

[@simonh870]

Tesla. Why would you buy a car with a logo that looks like an Inter Uterine Device?

[@ECPP]

Haha, ouch

[@kevinvaughndrives3219]

That Ranger may not be collapsed, they auto lower. Now if you see a bmw or benz sitting like that, those are most likely collapsed suspension airbags.

[@carloslargaespada7037]

Sitting on the durango's seats feels like sitting on a glad garbage bag!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂wow!! I love the Easter eggs in your videos, keep them coming!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ECPP]

Haha thanks, yes we try to keep the humour in there. Sme dont catch it, but its there.

[@steveharmon9000]

Spot on imo re: Vw Atlas. i have a 2019 with the V6.We love the car in all respects. We've had zero problems with it. Zero. 46000 miles later we'd like to consider a new one to replace it. BUT a 4 cyclinder? Wow, did they screw up there. Big screw up not keeping that V6. I can almost hear that 4 screaming now just trying to get into traffic.

[@johngregreid1]

An another great video to help people make smart decisions. Thank you, John.

[@ECPP]

Thank you so much for watching

[@djkenny1202]

I like my 01 VW Cabrio. 80k. I just got all the maintenance done. Timing belt, water pump, all the belts, new shocks/struts, trailing arm bushings, rear motor mount. Big bill, but it’s nice to drive, will go up in value over time. Pretty simple.

[@md2k8]

Also do not buy any newer used Nissan with the CVT transmission. Buy an older used Nissan with a five-speed manual or a four-speed or five-speed automatic transmission. Thank you very much and have a great day.

[@ECPP]

Great point!

[@olympbarca3313]

Strange about Q7. Here on Bulgaria i have seen many who want Q7 and i have seen that people literally sell this model. So i think that still is one of the most wanted SUV. Even im 24 years old i still want this venicle .Of course if have 3.0 Tdi or 3.0TFSI

[@GeorgiBarzinski]

Here in Bg we have money bro 😅

[@jasongza4153]

2012 forester here ,, not much to look at and no bells and whistles but what a GREAT Car

[@ECPP]

Thats fair

[@pmcbMadeInIreland]

Wise words my friend. The car market (ICE and EV) is building towards a perfect storm. Baffling why turbo-4s are being put into large cars. Physics alone would tell you that’s not such a great idea. Here in the UK lots of Tesla 3s starting to build up second-hand on car lots for surprisingly low prices. Most of them white too. Some of the models you describe aren’t available here in the UK though but I still enjoy watching your critique of them. Keep ‘em coming, thank you. 👍🙏

[@samuelowen-p5z]

Fantastic video! I have incurred so much losses trading on my own....I trade well on demo but I think the real market is manipulated.... Can anyone help me out or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong??

[@waltonconway]

Trading on a demo account can definitely feel similar to the real market, but there are some differences. It's important to remember that trading involves risks and it's normal to face looses sometimes. One piece of advice is to start small and gradually increase your investments as you gain more experience and confidence. It might also be helpful to seek guidance from experienced traders or do some research on different trading strategies.

[@stevengeorge8752]

If you are trading without a professional guide... Ah, I laugh, because you will stay where you are or even suffer huge losses that will prevent you from trading, this has been one of the biggest problems for new traders.

[@teresamorgan44]

​I think l'm blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert mrs Fenella.. Highly recommended

[@williealbert3040]

Wow, I'm surprised to see Fenella mentioned here as well. I didn't know she had been kind to so many people

[@diegojoaquín-m7z]

​I'm also a huge beneficiary of her.. I thought myself and my family were the only ones enjoying Fenella trade benefits

[@thebigskyguy]

VW may be having current issues with EVs, but its not going away anytime soon. Toyota and Honda bore me.

[@Haldir1]

Totally agree with you. Buddy has opinions but it doesn’t make him right. The EA888evo4 is a great engine and technology.

[@wholmes12383]

If he knew of the VR6 he could've easily pointed out the 3.6 VR6 in that atlast is extremely reliable. People love to paint a narrative about VW.

[@thebigskyguy]

@wholmes12383 it's as if everyone hates VW. My 2021 Tiguan has had zero issues

[@g-man2507]

While we very much appreciate these very valuable and informative critiques, we wonder what car dealerships are going to allow someone to call so many of their offerings garbage (even if 100% true)?

[@desmomotodesmomoto2033]

EV push by special interest people in WEF is destroying the car industry and leads to monopoly.

[@07wrxtr1]

The real goal is to eliminate car ownership

[@desmomotodesmomoto2033]

@@07wrxtr1 Also to eliminate freedom, eating meat, right to reproduce....etc You know what's up.

[@halestrum77]

​@@07wrxtr1 you'll own nothing and you'll be happy

[@07wrxtr1]

@@halestrum77 That's what the beta males in the WEF are pushing... Halestrum - do you ever notice it's almost ALWAYS the dudes that had no game with the ladies - that end up taking power and pushing others around - but they try to do it covertly? Now they want to restructure the world to reward the weakest while hoarding for themselves.... Every year when they meet in Davos they run out of hookers - Like really?! You still have no game that you have to PAY for women??? Pathetic...

[@RosyMapleMoth55]

@@halestrum77 and eat bugs.

[@werquantum]

“Everyone knows it. A guaranteed failure waiting to happen. A list of calamities waiting to happen. Nobody wants to buy them. A Jeep product that won’t sell. A recipe for disaster. Who’s going to buy such a vehicle? Virtually unsellable.” This is pure gold. Everybody knows it.

[@kaiser7525]

You should also add the Hyundai electric vehicles on there , where the cost of a replacement battery is worth more than the car itself.

[@reer5340]

09:37 the four rings of despair...🤣🤣 To be fair in Europe, you can get some really nice Audi cars that would last a long time partly because of the massive popularity of the VW cars, meaning that most mechanics have a lot of experience with them and can fix them at a competitive price.

[@ECPP]

Yes but here in North America, many of the VAG products are not all that reliable

[@orionschroeder9401]

Another classic video Mark, well done my friend! Take care, cheers!

[@ECPP]

Thank you kindly. Hope you have a great week.

[@BrisLS1]

"The 4 rings of despair", ha ha, love that. I would say the big Audi SUV has an audience of young corporate women of rank. Usually, you see it in the corporate bank parking lot, driven by somebody fresh out of some kind of management correspondence course. Or if she's high tech, maybe single, and not in a purely managerial role, a Subaru Cross-Trek. Those are the "Type A" power woman cars of the USA, so I think there is a buyer for the Audi wagon, if she can't find a Cross-Trek. What won't sell, my Mercedes C300. I keep getting low ball offers from Carvana that just go down and down.

[@rollymignacca4821]

Thank you Sir, for this valuable information. May God bless you.

[@quokkapirquish6825]

Sage advice once again! Those cars that are highlighted here must have depreciated by half a million dollars, just crazy

[@ECPP]

Tell me about it

[@grndzro777]

If you were going to give me a Jeep Cherokee and had a new one next to a 95 XJ(good condition) there would be no choice., I'd be driving home the XJ thinking I just dodged a bullet.

[@ECPP]

Nice cars, but attached financially

[@2DogsVlogs]

Had a 2006 Grand Cherokee with the 3.0 Diesel and I concur that part prices are ridiculous. They cost the same a Mercedes. Gearbox was bulletproof and often reported as one of the best Mercedes made. Not sure about the newer ones.

[@peterwilliam4681]

My brothers Land Rover Freelander after 2 years old temperature gauge suddenly went to high and motor seized leaving him and his baby son stranded in the country .Biggest POS ever.

[@obesetuna3164]

Greetings from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. I don't know the King and Queen of England lol. Nor do I know what is popular in Canada. But my idea in the near future is to visit my daughter who lives in Calgary for a bit, get used to driving on the wrong side of the road, and do a long trip to the States. What model of reliable used vehicle can I get that might be good for the job? Don't forget I'm British so have driven some real crap in my time...so long as it keeps working lol. Or, would it make more sense to just hire a cheap car?

[@ECPP]

Yes rentals and Turo are not able to cross the border. The best cars for these trips that will make it reliably are Mazdas, Hondas or Toyotas. We drove our Honda da Civic and our Toyota Camry to California this summer. Be careful though, depending on when you want to go, you may encounter storms as there are some big elevation changes

[@AudiophileTubes]

VW had SO much potential, but they now make garbage cars and SUV's! That wasn't the case years ago. The best vehicle VW ever made was the Mk4 GTI VR6 and GLI VR6, with the second gen 24v VR6. How do I know? My daily driver for the past 22 years... yes, I repeat TWENTY TWO YEARS, is my 2003 GTI VR6! It has a 6-speed manual, naturally aspirated six, and i've had NO major issues with this car in all those years! The only mechanical issue was when the cooling fan went at around 110,000 miles. This car has been more reliable than a Toyota! I can't believe it!

[@olympbarca3313]

Fr. Volkswagen lost their potential.

[@halestrum77]

I was so hoping the VR6 or at least the Spektrum would come back for the GTI/R send-off. But they did a whole lot of nothing

[@Atrides0777]

Still driving a 3.0 diesel mercedes current at 160k , still pulls like a tank. Bit slow off the line unless you floor it but 30 to 70 mph keeps up with most. Waiting for a major issue before i change it its been a really good vehicle.

[@RedEyeC]

Either US's Party administrations will impose heavy tariffs on BYD - that EV will cost north of $30K.

[@07wrxtr1]

Lets face it: Those in power simply want to eliminate individual vehicle ownership

[@ECPP]

Yes

[@pablomalaga4676]

15 minutes cities

[@CivicTrip]

The grand Cherokee 3.6 v6 gas engine has a ton of problems too. Plastic engine parts. Stretching timing chains. My sister in law had tons of issues with a 6 she had and she just bought a Durango. Again. Same car different skin. And the air suspension ones are garbage. Always fails over and over

[@tardeliesmagic]

I'm from the UK & Land Rovers are not selling here. They don't honour their warranty with customers ranting,one Land Rover owner parked his 4x4 outside a dealership with decals/signs saying don't buy them they don't honour warranty! Parts are stupidly expensive, they're so unreliable with parts failing,issues that needed to be left with them for weeks & many are seeing this in the car industry incl at auctions. We had a PHEV Discovery i think that caught fire last year that literally destroy a multi story car park (5 storeys) at an airport not far from me. Video shows flames shooting out like a flamethrower blasting out by the Lithion battery but the news & fire fighters NEVER mentioned it was a Hybrid. Still on Hybrids an unknown make of car caught fire & destroyed a caravan that it was towing....news said the caravan caught fire then spread to the car,witnesses said it was the other way round!

[@verderriscursey]

Stellantis, where we mix ice cream with turd...😂

[@ECPP]

Bingo

[@genzigzag]

Stellantis' days are numbered. Sadly it will lead to the collapse of Dodge, Alfa Romeo and possibly even Jeep.

[@andyhobbs2812]

I don't cherish that thought 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Boababa-fn3mr]

​@@genzigzagYes. It was predicted from the outset that nothing good would come from amalgamating a bunch of already failing brands.

[@wturner777]

Stellantis? More like Stinklantis. 👃🦨☠

[@mrlafayette1964]

I wouldn't pay $1500 for an oil change if I was a zillionaire.

[@RedPandas3111]

Spoken like a true broke man

[@ZoneTelevision]

Why the hell they didn’t partner with Cummins is insane.

[@ECPP]

Exactly

[@midcenturymodern9330]

Six years ago, I almost purchased a brand new Jag for its gorgeous looks, luxurious interior, and dynamic performance. Fortunately, I looked up reliability data before writing the check! I dodged a thermonuclear cannonball! Always do your homework before dropping $$$$$$.

[@wench975]

I am happy that you did not mention Chevy taverse

[@ECPP]

Well…..

[@leogeee1]

I know all your information is true but it pays for me to hear it again as I tend to get weak when it comes to buying a car.

[@a1paulh911]

I'm keeping my 2.5L five cylinder Ford Focus ST. Simple, reliable and quick enough...

[@ECPP]

Peppy

[@tombrock6011]

Yep, same in NZ with some great roads for the 6 speed manual

[@tasetitownsend3191]

That is a good, honest analysis. Can you do a review on the 2025 Chevy Tahoe?

[@ECPP]

Nice vehicles and Rocker issues but I will see if I can get one

[@KaiPonte]

....and so I will keep driving my 25-year-old Lexus with 206,000 miles. I still may buy a used Model Y if the price is right. Good video!

[@jasperwright9237]

If someone remade the old VW bug w/o all the electronics, we Might buy it now, leaving the new junk at the dealers!

[@ECPP]

Cheers

[@theodorependers1369]

so much alligned with you and so true, cars are made today for leasing and then junckyard

[@ECPP]

Bingo

[@interstellarconundrum4774]

I love this channel!!

[@ECPP]

Thank you very much for the support

[@kirkmanning6232]

Chrome trim, gingerbread and garnish are cheap from a manufacturer’s standpoint. Durability and build quality cost money and these brands just refuse to invest in that. Never will. There’s an ass for every seat!

[@RedEyeC]

"Sitting in a Glad garbage bag" 🤣😂😅😂🤣

[@ECPP]

Haha, it truly feels that cheap

[@wturner777]

"Don't get MAD. Get GLAD!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@erikbautista7084]

Love my Taos just can believe they don't make um like they use too..

[@richardclaiborne4684]

4 rings of despair! That's awesome! 🤣

[@ECPP]

Haha

[@kingstorm7188]

Thinking about getting a new Toyota Highlander

[@ECPP]

They are reliable and very practical. I personally prefer the V6 from a couple years ago

[@angelortunorubio6899]

As always an enlightening video. What could you tell me about the reliability of a 2017/20 Ford Mustang GT? I'm interested in buying one and all advice is welcome Best regards from Spain.

[@averagetonkatsuenjoyer4433]

For dodge its sellable if u add the "S" into RT or the cat logo

[@darrininverarity4297]

I will keep my caprice classic I bought 20 years ago that never quits.

[@GEORGIABOY23]

That Rover looked kinda good static 😂

[@ECPP]

Nice

[@Red_Dragon_46]

Don’t forget the overland has 4 air bag suspension. Good luck changing those out. Right around 4k

[@SudarsanNagiri]

Nice video. What’s your thoughts on buying a 2023 Audi Q5 from long term reliability and cost of ownership standpoint? Thanks

[@allanbrooks3060]

Your best and funniest video ever. Schantz.also my son bought raised bmw with the b58

[@ECPP]

That's awesome. Hope you have a great weekend.

[@flashsushi1843]

Some condescending BEV owners tell me I drive shit boxes like my 12 CT200h and 11 Acccord coupe 4 cylinder. I told them shit boxes are those vehicles that crap out and are so expensive to maintain. After 12 years, they'll be owning paper weights or if they sell sooner, lose so much on depreciation because battery replacement isn't being made available at reasonable costs. Any non OEM battery will not last that long.

[@keytothegate68]

Well analyzed. Nods in agreement .

[@dystopia-usa]

Good luck buying any newer, tech-bloated vehicle as a used (& probably abused) vehicle.

[@jahudini]

"You name it, they figured out how to break it" 😂😂😂😂

[@ECPP]

cheers

[@RobsNeighbor]

Absolute Garbage, great episode. I bought a 2004 VW beetle from a client with 220k the junkyard has 2 of them this is manual and I feel its a good used car, I cant give it away for 1800. My 06 Sienna will be getting replaced soon with another less rusted 06 Sienna

[@ECPP]

Yes there are a lot of junk vehicles out there and people need a little direction because sadly many buy this junk

[@phonebackup8132]

The Dodge Durango was great trucks until Stalants f u ked the overall quality all the while increasing the price.

[@ECPP]

Yes I agree, I had an older SLT and it was great. Now they look like minvans., and the quality is not there either.

[@joebyedone2351]

Reliability was always key for me. Now I see prices way more than people should pay for a car and reliability gone. Amazing how companies will take advantage of silly people.

[@OOICU812]

Great content!

[@ECPP]

Thank you very much

[@starscream9595]

Yeah the people who buy cars are concerned about engine reliability and maintenance costs, but manufacturers+ dealers are more concerned with paint jobs, and clean interiors. A complete disconnect.

[@ECPP]

It rally is. My mechanic has told me he does not care about the cosmetics of his own car but the mechanicals are perfect and looked after.

[@arielchariker8599]

Hello 👋, Please if possible to have a Review on every company separately from small cars to pick up truck what to avoid and what to jump on it if possible to start with Honda and Toyota thanks 🙏

[@ECPP]

Yes thats a great idea

[@mmone1178]

Thanks for sharing

[@ECPP]

you are welcome

[@michaelmalagoli8652]

4 rings of despair, love it.

[@jimamizzi1]

$1500 oil change…really? I honestly don’t know

[@ECPP]

The service is not cheap as I found out owning a Jaguar myself

[@rushnerd]

I mean let's be honest: NO ONE buys these cars unless they are leased, they don't care about money, or they have absolutely no idea what they are buying and just see it as "cheap" luxury. I have spent crazy amounts on my Toyota fun cars that I don't need to, but I ONLY do so because I know they are worth it and they will in turn STAY reliable for me in the long run. I do not mess around with trash anymore and when I pour money into my cars now, I know it's an investment, not a patch.

[@dolzzang]

Great video! When it comes to the Jeep GC, should people stay away from just the diesel version, or is the gas 3.6L V6 model also an issue?

[@Hemond1]

How about a 'tube on the 3 cylinder cars out there, like the Buick Envista.

[@arnoldguisa4155]

Stick with either toyota or honda. My co worker's 2023 chrysler pacifica Faulty Wiring in the transmission and my other Co wokrer's 2022 hyundai santa fe already having problems with the transmission. I have 2011 toyota corolla S no major problems and runs like new. Why are people buying those brands ? Lol

[@m.c.3629]

All of them are crap, buy an atmospheric gasoline engine sedan 10 years old with less electronics

[@interstellarconundrum4774]

I've never been in the business of car manufacturers and knew when the electric cars took precedent that they would all go bankrupt. I knew that. I'm not paid to know that, but I was smarter than the people paid big bucks to know better.

[@bluestonemetallic7]

…this was a reason why I got a late model pre-owned VW Atlas R-Line w/ VR6!…the turbo 4, I thought at the time was questionable for a such large full-size SUV.

[@ECPP]

Great choice. I have driven both and the V6 feels about right and is more tried and true but the 4 cylinder feels a little strained and I goi d it to surge at 1/3 throttle. Odd drive and not impressed with the brand new one

[@nr-xp3dc]

Great video .

[@ECPP]

Thanks for the visit

[@mfmf3713]

Ur videos are great right to the point ..what about porsche cayenne s v8 2013 are they any good or reliable? Thank you and keep going 👌

[@jonyoung6405]

Yes , the Four Rings of Despair.

[@ECPP]

Haha

[@richardsingh6804]

I have a 2015 Lexus ES350 with 110k miles and still run like new.

[@07wrxtr1]

Those will go for half million miles or more… be sure to watch the toyota lexus guy for maintenance tips

[@pL3Ym0b1L]

Car quality it is what it is. Planned obsolescence at its best and, drivers.. that can't drive and mantain cars properly. Just adds to the catastrophic mix.😅

[@ECPP]

yes it does

[@MyViewToronto]

Ford lost $13 billion by owning Jaguar and Range Rover.

[@elbeno9304]

Some people will still by these cars because they don’t know they’re trash

[@ECPP]

More people need to join the channel to get the real deal

[@azmike3572]

Well, I AM friends with the King and Queen of England, and they STILL wouldn't pay for my Grand Cherokee repairs! Disappointing, but at least they recognize a money pit.

[@ECPP]

Haha that’s fair

[@Paul-gu2lv]

This guy is absolutely mad. "Volkswagen barely in business" it's literally the biggest automotive manufacturer on earth! 😂😂

[@bojan80]

Where are you from ? Here in USA or Canada VW vehicles are made in Mexico ,poor made car

[@Paul-gu2lv]

@bojan80 I'm talking about Volkswagen the company. It's irrelevant where you are. Aren't all US cars made in Mexico including Toyotas?

[@yevgeniyzaets3448]

You would think Jeeps are great for Canada, but not the modern ones i suppose.

[@robertsolar7052]

"Who's gonna by that?" 😅😅

[@ECPP]

Well…..

[@BorisTerekidi]

I just bought myself a used Q7, exactly like the one reviewed. It's a great family car, but we'll see how it is in terms of reliability.

[@olympbarca3313]

What's the engine?

[@BorisTerekidi]

@@olympbarca3313 3.0T (55 TFSI) Quattro

[@James-cs2wi]

Its not if it breaks its when 😮😮😢😢😢😊