Top 10 WORST SUVs of 2023 You Should Never Buy || Avoid These Unreliable SUVs

[@amapola53]

10 Ford Explorer 9 Jeep Cherokee 8 Volkswagen Tiguan (?) 7 Ford Escape Ecoboost 6 Mitsubishi RVR Outlander 5 Jeep Compass 4 Volkswagen Atlas 3 Chevrolet Equinox and GM Terrain 2 Chevrolet Traverse, GM Acadia, Buick Enclave 1 Fiat 500X

[@TheQueensWish]

Thanks for the list! I wasn’t interested in these anyway.

[@guesswho2390]

My god thank you so much

[@tuananhphuong5612]

thanks for saving my time

[@mm8693]

U.S. brands win!!😂

[@countrygent4]

All of them are junk. I buy Toyota and have driven all of them 400,000 miles. Sold the next to last one to my son and he uses it as his daily driver on a delivery route. It has going on 800,000 miles.

[@NellzM60]

2017 Chevy Traverse LT here. Works like a charm. Just stay on top of oil changes and she is good. Just wish they didn’t make it a front wheel drive. That’s too much beef to push without a drive shaft.

[@rickay8770]

Still driving my 2002 GMC ENVOY, everything still works on it, leather seats still intact, and it purrs like a kitten , climbs like a mountain lion !

[@donnaaddy7265]

I’m driving a 2002 GMC Yukon 200k miles and I love it despite the horrendous gas mileage.

[@chrisbernier3889]

Your video should have been titled..Just buy Japanese SUVs..good lordy

[@King_Kenny66]

He’s a Toyota/Lexus fanboy, of course he’s only recommending Japanese.

[@TragickSin]

@@King_Kenny66or maybe he recognizes that the japans make good reliable vehicles..china and India make cheap crap Italian makes junk and Americans make cheapest for most expensive

[@kennethhuff8296]

He sure likes electric that knee? Does anybody smell woke pie

[@davdgola]

He's not wrong

[@ahmedAhmed-ub8vi]

Exactly

[@ThisIsMyYoutubeName1]

Had a Buick Enclave and it was a nightmare. I paid more in repairs until it (with ZERO symptoms) suddenly failed, blown head gasket. No leaks, clueless on how it happened when it ran perfectly the day before. When searching for a leak, I notice the motor mount looked as though it was beat with a sledge hammer. Never experienced vibration or noise. Electrical issues because they poorly sealed the vehicle and water leaked in, I’m disgusted. I owned a Torrent right before and the AC went out at 10K miles, I should have learned how crappy GM is

[@patricialauriello3805]

My friend has a GMC Terrain and it is beautiful. He had absolutely no problems with it after 5 years.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

My son-in-law has one and it drinks oil. which caused it to ruin the catalytic converter and some emission equipment as well. Constant check engine light.

[@deanronson6331]

I bought a new Ford Escape 2.0 turbo Titanium in 2018 (my first SUV ever) and haven't had a single problem with it. It's an excellent driver if you like sporty characteristics, especially in the sport mode. The subsequent model with turbo is very hard to find on dealer lots in the pandemic era, which might indicate that it's in high demand because a lot of other drivers are happy with it.

[@LukesVintageRC]

The all new 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander is amazing sir.

[@TwoPair72]

Have a ‘ 17 74,000. Some wind noise and body moans. Still a quick little monster and still on the OE brakes and battery.

[@lartstnc]

My husband just had his tranny and turbo replaced in the 2020 explorer. Wild.

[@greggraham1605]

the 2018, not so much it had 54K miles transmission fix was $4k.... FORD was claiming the fluid needed to be checked & replaced @ 30K to 60K but the owners manual was showing 150K.... SO be careful....there was no way to check the fluid other than putting on a lift Otherwise great car but FORD not so much but got rid of it...when they said it was 1 month out of warranty and they had just finished a recall then it started actng up.

[@byronchavarria4954]

There’s No Such Thing As Ford Escape Platinum That’s Only Explorer Expedition And F150

[@hhxichikk]

My 2019 GMC Terrain has been an absolute joy to own. In the 2 years Ive had it, it hasnt needed any work or given me any issues. Im actually about to trade it in for a 2022 Tuscon as i bought it for 25k and am trading it in for 20k, 59k miles later.

[@Dansk55]

2 years old and under 150k is new

[@jsasa5668]

I enjoy this channel's videos immensely and watch them from beginning to end. But for those who are researching specific vehicles, here is the list. 0:47 Ford Explorer 1:56 Jeep Cherokee 2:49 VW Tiguan 3:56 Ford Escape 4:52 Mitsubishi RVR/Outlander Sport 5:47 Jeep Compass 6:38 VW Atlas 7:47 Chevy Equinox/GMC Terrain 9:00 Chevy Traverse/Buick Enclave/GMC Acadia 9:48 Fiat 500X

[@johnpackard1614]

The list is very good except for the Chevy Equinox. The 2010-2012 model years were horribly unreliable, but it seems GM can't shake off that image. Since 2013, the Equinox has become one of the most reliable SUVs in its segment

[@MichaelOw]

Thanks - very helpful. I'm short of time and didn't watch the entire video 🤣

[@TwospotzArtAndCraft]

Very pleased with our Subaru. Sturdy, reliable, very little shop work and takes us all over the place. Plus a good lil workhorse pulling things as well.

[@topaciot]

Which one?

[@trishm7451]

Yes which one?

[@bferguson9277]

I have a 2017 VW Passat with 107k miles. The only problem I've had was an solenoid-activated HVAC vent flap door that stuck open. Was fixed without removing the dash for around $220. Also own a 2020 Tiguan with over 30k miles. Zero problems.

[@AA-zs7jw]

107k miles is nothing for a Toyota Rav4 or Honda CrV...Japanese cars are the best from a reliability point of view.

[@der0ng]

My old rav 4 just hit 500k with no problem.

[@colinbarnerj3a]

107k miles is not a lot of miles.

[@JohnnyLREACTS]

30k miles lol. Just you wait... That thing is still a baby.

[@papapickett7267]

2012 Compass lasted 11 years til some body hit me for a total loss. Most expensive issue I ever had was A/C needed to be replaced for $1100. Other than that, just normal maintenance. It was good to me.

[@danielj5056]

I had a 2018 and loved it! However when I decided (idiotically) to get a 2022 totally regretted

[@bandar7891]

@@danielj5056 why regretted getting the 2022? and what do you think of the 2019 compass longitude?

[@jd6636]

I have a 2019 Atlas and love it. Zero issues with it whatsoever. All I have done is normal maintenance.

[@SteveSmith-br3vu]

Yup

[@arniepress2095]

Same here! Love it. Taken it cross country, 5 round trips. 1 battery, that's it.

[@melstark3466]

I love my Volkswagen Tiguan. I upgraded from a 69 vw bug to a 2021 Tiguan and it’s a great car. I hope to have it for a long time. In fact my family has always purchased either Audis or VWs with little to no issues. Thx for these vids.

[@neooverby3750]

Form a 69 bug to a 2020 that’s a BIG change!

[@jeanettestirgus8837]

How much legroom in the front passenger?

[@melstark3466]

@@neooverby3750 yes it is! And its actually a 2021 Tiguan - It’s a great car

[@melstark3466]

@@jeanettestirgus8837 That is the amazing thing about this car. There is so much legroom in the front and back. I’m 5’9 and its perfect.

[@neooverby3750]

@@melstark3466 my grandmother still has a 56 bug she bought brand new it was restored a few years ago VWs are great cars

[@arniepress2095]

Wanted to say, the VW Atlas SEL R-Line is without question the best road car we have EVER owned. Needed 1 battery, normal maintenance. 5 round trips cross-country. Came with good Continental tires. The V6 runs great. Handles fantastic in tornado's (yep, it happened in Oklahoma) and bad weather (Illinois). Was absolutely amazing handling tons of snow and ice in the mountains of Flagstaff AZ. Technology package is well laid out and has more features than our BMW had. 5 modes, sport mode is fantastic, off road works. I have pulled the largest uhaul trailer with it, just shy of 1800 miles. Unbelievably stable. Looks and drives like it did the day we bought it. TONS of room, great warranty (that we haven't needed). I'm pretty sure you're bashing a car you have no experience with. We will buy another when the time comes. I'm not one to comment on much, but I respectfully disagree completely.

[@colinbarnerj3a]

You don’t have enough miles on it to truly know how good it is……

[@arniepress2095]

@@colinbarnerj3a 50k isn’t enough miles 🤔😊✌️

[@steveascolese3050]

could be it hasn't aged well like the revieweer said about the explorer

[@zstrizzel]

The VW reviews feel like the most weirdest part of this video. Haven't had a serious surprise repair problem with a less-than-10-year-old VW since the 80s. Plus, last time i checked, the warranty periods on VWs were well above average.

[@staceyberg1968]

Agree, I've owned 2 VW's and would buy again. Having owned both long enough for over a 100k and 200k miles. Routine maintenance and replacements as needed. No mechanical trouble. Very reliable. A VW will take care of you if you take care of it. I'd buy another! Safe, reliable, comfortable, fast engine, sharp looking, yet conservative and very affordable. Great fuel efficiency compared to some. Our 2013 VW Tiguan still looks and drives like new. I see more and more on the road each passing year since 2008.

[@Marex14]

I have a 2017 escape titanium 2.0 ecoboost 4wd, I do basic maintenance and haven't had any mechanical issues ever. Steady and stable ride even at 100+ mph, It's got good acceleration and has an outstanding torque at just 3k rpm. The interior is highly superior to its asian highest trim competitors from those years.

[@emorylee3784]

Get rid of it before you do have problems.

[@Marex14]

@@emorylee3784 That statement applies to any vehicle, but no ill keep it for now since its a reliable ride and continue watching the 2018+ CR-Vs that come regularly into the nearby dealership with issues.

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

I have a 2019 Escape and just love it. Have regular maintenance done at the Ford dealership where I bought it, have had no problems with it and hope to drive it for many years. It's not. hybrid so I guess my driving it for many years will depend upon what the globalists have in mind "for the environment"............

[@MrNothingButAir]

i dont understand why the escape is on this list. Ford makes good vehicles

[@charlesg7926]

@@MrNothingButAir it’s on the list because this KZbinr is a Muzzy who hates white-owned vehicles lol

[@JohnDoe-uc8xo]

We own a 22 Ford Explorer ST. Fast, roomy great m p g s, strong engine. Love it. No problems after owning 2+ years.

[@petewagner8602]

I have a 2020 VW Tiguan which essentially is the same as a 2023 model. I have not put one cent in to the maintenance of my Tiguan except routine oil change and tire rotation, which I do more often than required because I choose to. 43,000 maintenance free.

[@MatrixDiscovery]

All these fake comments from these fake accounts are Indian Scammers.

[@banvindersingh2725]

He talk everything fake fake fake fake . Shame on you give a people’s wrong information. Stope misguided to public.

[@Carti15]

@@banvindersingh2725 I’m confused are you talking to the guy in the video or this comment you replied to

[@mikehallman6129]

43k is no miles at all on any car or at least it should be.

[@petewagner8602]

@@mikehallman6129 I agree. The point was I have had no issues.

[@kamilahatamova1934]

I got VW Atlas Cross Sport R-line. So far no issues…love my Atlas

[@adriananewport1804]

I had a 2012 GMC Terrain that I bought back in 2011 brand new, still had the white shipping wrap on it. Never had a problem with it except a recall for the gas tank cap needing to be replace. Loved that car. Recently sold it this year with 107k miles on it for around $7k. Only got rid of it cuz heading back overseas for work(3 years) and wasn’t worth the price point for storage. But I would have kept it till the end.

[@brandenhamptin89]

Make research about Smith Trust Bk, once you find the platform you will definitely find their support e-mail address on top of the page. Reach out to them and tell them you want to get funding/loan for your business, cars.

[@verothomas1524]

I have a 2011 GMC Acadia. It’s the best vehicle ever. Doing regular maintenance and keeping this suv. Mechanic always says: This vehicle is in perfect operating condition🥳

[@MBB563]

I have a 2022 gmc terrain, love it, solid and reliable.

[@richardmichael59]

Your talking about something entirely different than the video. These are ‘new’ vehicles, not 2012.

[@brandenhamptin89]

I got my through the help of smithtrustbk

[@stevenblossey8946]

I have 2020 Ford Explorer v6. Its been a Great vehicle, I have 136,000 miles on it . The only time its been back to the dealer is for oil changes and 2 recalls. I would buy another one in a minute .

[@WanYang-xb8dk]

I had a Ford Escape (1.5 Ecoboost engine) and Ford Edge (2.0 Ecoboost engine) from 2017 for me and my wife, they are all very good condition now and never had any engine or trans issue, very good drivability until now.

[@duanewalker1390]

I have a 2016 Ford Edge 2.0 ecoboost and I believe it is one of the best cars I've ever owned. It is solid, very quiet, stable, and fast. Transmission shifts very well. We travel alot and the Edge is better than anything I've rented. I also own a '22 Explorer which is great, although I feel it has more engine noise (at low speed) than it should. The 10 sp transmission shifts fine. My '20 F150 Lariat is VERY quiet, and I love it. No problems with the 10 sp transmission, at least so far.

[@phoneman76]

Agree with this list. My wife's equinox and my 2010 Terrain both had the exact problems described. My total failure happened right after warranty expired.

[@MayflowerBA9928]

Same here! I had a 2011 GMC Terrain. Had to have engine replaced in 2016. Had problems prior to engine being replaced. Current engine burning oil now! Looking for a new vehicle.

[@justine8398]

I've never had those problems with my 2016 Equinox got it new and I had it until I replaced it with a 2021 version and still no problems nearly 3 years later. But as for the GMC Terrains never owned one but heard they had electrical issues. Also, the engine would shut off randomly while driving or at a stop light so I was told by my neighbors who owned one. They got a settlement under Lemon Law.

[@josecuevas756]

Don’t agree with your review on the Explorer. I’ve had mine for 2 years and not a single issue. The gas millage is excellent and it has more than enough power when needed. It has an incredible trunk space and plenty of space for the second row and/or 3rd row. I also have another ford with 300k miles and no issues.

[@blackapino4life]

2.0 4 or the v6 cuz the 4 is trash unreliable

[@enso8289]

I had a 2010 equinox for 12 years and never got one single problem, however, that problem you mentioned about the timing chain did happen. I had to trade it in before it became an engine replacement or high oil consumption problems.

[@rslover65]

So, you did have a problem, a major one at that. And you pawned it off on someone else.

[@enso8289]

@@rslover65 I thought that by me saying “however” says that I did have a problem hence me getting rid of it. With the car dealership knowing the problem when I told them about it, it was out of my hands what They did with it either resell it or trash it. I did my part.

[@johngeorge2176]

I'm just starting on my third Ford Explorer over a span of 25 plus years. I love these cars. I put a lot of miles on them (300,000 to 400,000) and keep them for years. I've had my current Explorer since 2016. I hope Ford never stops making them.

[@Techreux]

I had a '95 Ford Ranger that I finally sold in 2019 with over 230K mi. on it. Original everything except tires, brakes, plugs, and Windshield. Simply tough as nails for a 4 cyl. small format truck. I concur with your experience.. hopefully my 2011 Ranger holds up even half as well as yours have!

[@ef6018]

Japanese SUVS are the best except Mitsubishi and Nissan

[@dowanacarr4824]

I have a Ford Explorer. Best car ànd reliable vehicle I have had. This guy sounds like a Toyota advertisement.

[@Techreux]

@@dowanacarr4824 I think that there are exceptions in every brand of vehicle - good and bad. I know if I could afford a Toyota 4runner, I would certainly consider it. But, It is nice when you get a vehicle that holds up so well that it actually keeps on going.. even with seedy cushions, wear marks on steering wheel. I even know of someone who his pickup was so old, he couldn't find a new bench seat for it, so he put in a lawn chair (yikes).. instead.

[@Techreux]

@@chotstv4144 Well, GM has done little to try and give me a vehicle that will hold up - without lots of costly maintenance. Ford has come through with very minor troubles with anything on all 7 different Ford models in over 46 years of driving - out of 50 total years of driving. GM couldn't even do it with the one we did have.. nearly $4K out of pocket repairs to a brand new vehicle that all but one visit should have been taken care of completely by warranty service! THAT Beast only lasted 5 years.. and we unloaded it with great gladness. Shabby treatment for such an expensive vehicle.. BWW or Mercedes at the time would have been a better choice for reliability - tho' probably NOT today..

[@georgiafan6618]

Rented a ‘22 Toyota RAV4 for 3 mos. Drove well, brakes and handling good. I got 35 hwy and 28 combined. Plenty of room inside and it connected to my iPhone every time with its cheap radio - which sounded very good! I can’t believe how good it is. Throttle tip in was delayed for mpg sake. A chip would fix that. Looking to drive a ‘23 hybrid RAV4. Might buy one.

[@deborahesposti2473]

I could not agree more. I owned a 2020 Rav4 and traded it for a Honda CRV Touring this past spring. I am already awaiting my new 2022 Rav4 hybrid, which should arrive in a few weeks. The gas mileage has never exceeded 27.8 mpg, while i was getting 30 easily in the Rav. The info system in the CRV is lightyears behind the Rav, never auto connects to my bluetooth, have to connect every time I get in the car, the wireless charging constantly connects and disconnects every minute, beeping each time and would take all day to get a full charge, it's worthless. The smooth drive and comfort are there in the CRV but overall, I was much happier with the Rav4.

[@rt7776]

I had a 2019 Toyota Rav4. It was a reliable vehicle and I liked it. But had to trade back in for a truck, I really needed a truck for farm work. But Rav4s are cool.

[@Riley_1955]

I almost bought me a 2022 RAV4 hybrid this last summer but the greedy dealer won't budge one penny off their asking price so I walked away.....All they had to do was fudge a little and they would of had a sale.....Going to be looking again at a 2023 this coming summer and see what shakes out.....Good luck to you.

[@georgiafan6618]

@@Riley_1955 I agree. Don’t buy one from a greedy dealer. Wait it out that’s what I’d do. I never pay sticker. Toyota came out earlier this year and confirmed more delays in building and shipping cars/trucks. Their website states many colors, packages and options not available. The Tundra is much less expansive than the F150 - but you can’t get what you want on that veh and the RAV4. I’m gonna wait. Hope you get a deal!

[@KJsProjects]

Ford Explorer ST owner here, only issues I have had are rear camera (covered under warranty) and sunroof leaks if you park at certain angles. Cleaned out the drains and haven't noticed any recent issues. The ten speed is a little "clunky" in that the shifts can be firm. I prefer this because smooth shifts means there is a certain amount of slipping and slipping creates heat. The ST has the 3.0 ecoboost which makes 400hp and it still gets 24.5 mph average which is fantastic for an SUV that size. I test drove a Durango with the 5.7 making similar HP and it was a dog compared to the Explorer. You also got less features for the same money.

[@Npowa2.0]

Of course it’s reliable so far it’s brand new. Give it a couple years

[@johndenver8790]

Traverse is on the recommended list by consumer reports

[@byronchavarria4954]

@@johndenver8790Consumer Communist Reports

[@josebabilonia2418]

@@Npowa2.0 yeah. Had a Tacoma. I don’t know how people buy that! Had to replace rear suspension leaf. The tranny was leaking the ac wouldn’t go to high…. And it was a point a to point b car. Not a real truck. Use as a truck and the tailgate will bend. It’s a joke.

[@BrawndoQC]

Happy Explorer ST owner too here.

[@darwinapala960]

I have had 2 Outlander Sports in the past by Mitsubishi. Never had issues and they handled very well and no mechanical problems. My 2011 model was a 5 speed .....Loved it!!!

[@Brisco_County_Jr]

That's why it was good. Once they went CVT it was all over for reliability. Especially the first few years they started using them.

[@brandenhamptin89]

Make research about Smith Trust Bk, once you find the platform you will definitely find their support e-mail address on top of the page. Reach out to them and tell them you want to get funding/loan for your business, cars.

[@palebeachbum]

His factual points are correct about it being an old design at this point, having high relative repair costs, and the small dealership network is an issue for a lot of buyers, but it is a very good quality vehicle and I don't think it should be on this list of worst vehicles. My mother bought her 2015 GT new and has had no problems, currently at 60k miles and my Dad bought himself a 2019 ES and has had no problems, currently at 30k miles. They're still low mileage, but based on my experience with a few new cars, stuff can go wrong at low mileage. They both love their Outlander Sports and I love it when I get the chance to drive either of theirs.

[@bernie4799]

I agree regarding no mechanical issues, but I'm not at all impressed by the handling.

[@justinanderson3241]

Ive drove nothing but Ford Explorer's for the past 20 years. Never had a single problem. The interior and options smash anything in the same price range / category. I will say the 1999 Ford Explorer was a beast and liked it more than my 2018 Explorer.

[@beautystars6300]

Thanks for your imfo ,i have plan to buy a new car model

[@187unit]

My sisters 2022 ST has many issues. Infotainment system is buggy and the 3rd row seats don't fold. Transmission is very laggy when shifting gears and few other small things I can't remember.

[@ibrahimpatwa3318]

@@187unit take it to the dealer, they should either fix the problems or replace it for you

[@ReinaZorra]

So true

[@mr.wheels-HQ]

I have an '07 explorer.

[@michelbellavance7416]

Real special to hear that the GM SUV's have bad motor, since the 3.6 is one of the most reliable one, probably more research wouldnt hurt

[@bach858]

Totally agree! 3.6L v6 from GM is a phenomenal engine overall. Not sure where the author gets his data from to back his statements up.

[@margricks]

Thank you for this! My DIL bought a Chev Equinox and has had nothing but problems with the engine, etc! A money pit! And it was a new car!

[@AMBROSIA1320]

Wow. What year?

[@margricks]

@@AMBROSIA1320 I think it's only 4 or 5 yrs old now. She got it before my son and she were married.

[@AMBROSIA1320]

@@margricks Thanks for the info! I've been considering a 2019/2020...I'm getting mixed reviews

[@margricks]

@@AMBROSIA1320 DON'T BUY IT!!! Or ANY of the SUVs in this video! This guy knows what he's talking about!

[@RadiantFreeEnergyResearch]

Your video reminds me of when I was a teenager just beginning to drive. I had auto shop and my teacher was a race car driver and was passionate about quality of materials, and careful and detailed/meticulous work (the process of mechanical repair, and maintenance) I request to do a project, an independent project, extra credit. the project, I interviewed hundreds of mechanics and tow truck drivers. i asked them, which cars brake down the most, which cars almost never brake down (on the road) and which cars do you like the most, and why. the answers, were amazing. my teacher was appreciative of my project and thanked me for a detailed, and highly educational contribution. I always interviewed the mechanics directly, as well as the tow truck drivers (directly) the project took several years, but i enjoyed every interview (this project was conducted during high school)

[@saraheyler6047]

So which were the most reliable?

[@RadiantFreeEnergyResearch]

Toyota was most reliable. Honda was second. The reason i didn’t mention this is because it is more important to ask mechanics for yourself. This makes it personal because it is your experience, asking your own questions, and receiving answers or responses that are specific to what interests you.

[@jean-philippeperetti8463]

15 months ago, I bought a used 2018 Nissan Qashqai (Rogue S in the USA) and have had ZERO issue with it. After I bought it, I stumbled upon bad reviews concerning the CVT transmissions. Honestly, I can't find any fault with this vehicle. Some people would like it to be on this list but, maybe it's all about how we drive/treat/maintain our vehicles?!?!

[@MBB563]

In America they have been catastrophic, simply bc owners were told that they need no maintenance, they were good for life. Turned out they need to be maintained. If you fail to maintain them, you will have a painful expensive experience. CVT's basically got reputation for being extremely unreliable. Research it, bc if you maintain them you should be fine.

[@sophiapetros7602]

I have a Nissan with zero issues. There is maintenance that needs to be done every 40000 miles to prevent issues. I’m on 65000k miles problem free.

[@jonathandejesus8399]

I’ve been buying VW tiguans for the past 6 years and I have had no issues. Before that Jetta, they have been reliable. Maybe my luck? lol.

[@tslaughter8088]

Turned our 2019 traverse lease in and got a 2023 traverse . We love traverse but we lease so not worried at all with reliability.

[@hotness1338]

10 - Ford Explorer 9 - Jeep Cherokee 8 - Volkswagen Tiguan 7 - Ford Escape 6 - Mitsubishi RVR, Outlander Sport 5 - Jeep Compass 4 - Volswagen Atlas 3 - Chevy Equinox, GMC Terrain 2- Chevrilet Traverse, Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia 1- Fiat 500X

[@shanegeneral3874]

Totally disagree about the RVR (ASX here in Australia) Hard to find one used here as no one wants to sell them. Comparing the Corolla Cross as an alternative has me baffled. Nowhere near the space in a Corolla Cross. ASX is a huge seller here.

[@cyrilpang5457]

he just mentioned about small company -> smaller dealership network -> lower service experience. It could be true due to the hard to find parts for maintenance and repair. The car has no problem but the servicing maybe painful. Toyota on the other hand, has an advantage here since all auto shop will have the parts for Toyota cars

[@richardbliss1040]

Still driving my 2011 Chevrolet Traverse, no major complaints at all. Love all space inside, and the factory tow package. A couple small issue like any car, window actuator, general maintenance after 240K kms like bearings, y-pipe. But overall, i have been quite pleased with it.

[@angeladaniels3321]

We had our 2011 traverse for 11 years without major issues over 200000 miles. It served us well.

[@MBB563]

I have a GMC terrain, love it. Solid no issues. GM did have problems with the 2010-2013 but they fixed those problems. All car makers have great years and crappy years. This guy has no idea what he is talking about.

[@Nay1305_]

Just got rid of my 2012 Chevy Traverse..it’s been so good to my family and no major issues besides the normal wear and tear! Still runs and looks just fine!

[@555atU]

I have a 2013 and had the evaporator replaced. It has been a very solid vehicle for me in the upper midwest. My coworker has a 2020 and says it's been great for 60k+ miles. You might be able to say it may not compete well as far as trim levels compared to the competition, but to brush it off as crap isn't reality.

[@crystalbishop6971]

Our 2010 chevrolet Traverse has 235,000 miles on it and it is still driving. What does that tell ya?

[@chriscirku5444]

I take these guys that review suv and car’s like a grain of salt.

[@abz124816]

Everyone's review should be taken with a grain of salt.

[@steverose8633]

I take it you have bought one of these SUV's

[@chriscirku5444]

@@steverose8633 No I haven’t,I have a Buick Envision Aviner best suv I’ve ever owned.I just hate someone shovelling Toyota down my throat.

[@steverose8633]

@@chriscirku5444 Thanx for your reply, I think I'll get a Hyundai. The Envision being made in China and all that

[@nevco8774]

It looks like these influencers get paid by Honda and Toyota to bash competitors.

[@bbritz2113]

The 2019 Tiguan and 2021 Tiguan's we lease are outstanding. Tighter body lines and seams, a way better door close sound and feel and better creature comforts than the Honda CRV which was 90% plastic on the inside, The RAV 4 with loud engine noise in cabin, and the over priced Santa Fe. Repairs have been a concern so we lease them. Lowest down, lowest mileage is a better value for any of these cars with a lot of electronics on the dash.

[@wongyo97]

Agreed. Very nice interior but the warranty is long enough to cover unexpected repair cost.

[@Raider19582]

We have a 2012 Equinox and I change oil on time....only had to replace a $50 part.

[@csjrogerson2377]

6 from the USA, 2 - German, 1 - Japanese, 1 multi-national. US car making industry is going down the tubes due to high prices and poor quality. Odd how all the alternatives were Subaru Forrester, Toyota, Mazda or Honda.

[@palebeachbum]

You're factually correct about the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport being an old design, having high repair costs relative to competitors, and the dealership network being small. However, I don't think based on those points alone should put it on a "worst" car list. It rates very high for customer satisfaction and reliability. Factor in the 10yr/100k mile warranty and the fact that Mitsubishi routinely discounts them, even with crazy pandemic pricing, and it's actually a great value vehicle. If you live within a reasonable distance of a Mitsubishi dealership in case warranty work needs to be performed, it's a top pick in my book. My parents each own an Outlander Sport and both love theirs. A 2015 GT and a 2019 ES. I occasionally get to drive them and I love them as well.

[@richardmichael59]

Yes you better live close to one f their dealerships, so you can cut down on your time having to travel their often.

[@palebeachbum]

​@@richardmichael59 "travel there often"? We have two Outlander Sports in my family and neither has seen a dealership for warranty work in 8yrs of ownership. They're solid vehicles.

[@nevergiveupnevergivein7655]

Mitsubishi cars are much better values than their Japanese siblings. I had a Mitsubishi Mirage hatchback RF edition. One of the best cars I have owned. "Such a small company." That's a crap statement in the video.

[@palebeachbum]

@@nevergiveupnevergivein7655 there is a lot of shallow and unfounded hate for the brand. Meanwhile people buy flashy new designed cars that are full of problems. People aren't too bright sometimes.

[@nevergiveupnevergivein7655]

@@palebeachbum I always shop around when buying a car. I have never bought the same brand back-to-back. I never buy a car model that was in the first year of production when made and never the 1st year of model redesign. I always look to buy a slightly used car (no lemon concerns) that is no more than 3 years old and less than 50k miles when buying. I compare KBB price with the asking price for a vehicle. I always look to get below KBB value. I keep looking when a dealership won't budge on a price. Oh, I never buy from a private seller, and I avoid "buy here, pay here" lots. I also avoid places like CarMax and Carvana. I always ask the dealership to allow me to have a 3rd party mechanic check out a vehicle before purchase. By following those steps, I have never had a problem with any vehicle bought. I have bought a Chevrolet Sonic, a Mitsubishi Mirage hatchback, a Chevrolet Spark, and a Kia Forte all using this same process. Still have the Kia Forte (2018) with 70k miles. Not a single problem with the vehicle. My next vehicle is going to be a 3 row SUV (growing family), and I will use the same process. What make, model, and year I buy will all depend on the best deal I am able to find at that time.

[@RadiantFreeEnergyResearch]

when i was a young boy, my parents had american cars and trucks, and they also had a toyota. the american automobiles required regular maintenance at the mechanic shop, and the bill was often, quite high. my parents would tell me that each time they take the car to the shop, they felt like they were buying the car again. they saw it as buying the same car over and over, with every big repair bill. my parents also had a toyota truck with hundreds of thousands of miles on it, and all that they ever did was keep oil in it, and change the oil when required (engine oil and oil filter changed together) the toyota never broke down on them. it just kept on running. and even with 500,000 five hundred thousand miles on the engine, it still ran very good. it is quite interesting!

[@ebbonfly]

We've just sold our 6 year old Fiat 500X had it for 5 trouble free years, great car looked different to most SUV's. Replaced by a Fiat Tipo Cross.

[@Mercer1012]

Low IQ comment.

[@richard7176]

I've had my VW Tiguan since 2012 with no mechanical/electrical issues to date.

[@chrisbreedt7655]

Don't know the issues you have with VW SUV's in the America's. I drive one in South Africa and this is 4x4 country with no issues. Brilliant product

[@mightyjoe3881]

Love my Equinox, owned for two years and not one problem. I drive a two hour road trip once a month to vist family. It sails down the freeway at 80 mph. No problem. And the air is ice cold!

[@reallyjustrandom1230]

I have 2019 Jeep Cherokee Limited. It is ok, 50K miles on it, no issues with engine, sounds great. Transmission shifts a bit rough out of first gear, then again so did my 2013 Ford Fusion, Trans went on that at about 160,000 Miles. Back to my Jeep, It was a bit pricy for how it looks and features it has compared to current competitors. But overall no complaints. I average about 26 miles to the Gallon, if drive a bit more aggressive, it goes to 24MPG, it isn't super bad.

[@Albanynyer84]

I’ve had three GMC Terrains, drove all of them to over 100k miles with no problems besides needing tires and brake work. Currently have a 2024 and love it just as much as the others.

[@carlbausemer4077]

I have to agree with all of your picks. I own a 2017 Tiguan which I've been told has some oil leakage issues and a leaking sun roof. Also own a ford escape that has had nothing but issues.

[@michaelman9358]

All German cars has oil leakage issues. As with my E90 330i and 18 Atlas. Especially with the E90, it had heavy leakage after 200k, but it was later recalled stated as "ignition coil" issues. I later learnt that it has something to do with German manufacturers price/cost reduction effort post 2000's. They've changed some material lf the ignition coil and after prolonged high friction, the shaft may loosens and oil began to sip out during high burn rate. And also has to do with the quality of synthetic oil used. It has only happened for the 3 series tho, likely because 3 series driver tends to treat their BMWs as performance vehicle, and thus higher burn rate.

[@screennamenottaken2]

What year is your Escape? Mine is a 2011 I bought in 2019 for an extra vehicle with 140,000 miles on it and so far I’ve had no issues, just regular maintenance.

[@ABfromWindsor]

I have owned many Ford Explorer's since 1993, my last 3 was a 2017 XLT, 2021 XLT and my last once 2023 ford Explorer Limited and have been happy with all of them. 😊❤👍👍

[@mudpuddle2658]

I have a 2014 3.6 Terrain with less than 40k miles on it today. Had to replace both lower control arms on front end and a "made in China" blend door actuator way up into the dash. No more GMs for me.

[@matthewesposito6973]

Friend of mine bought a 2019 escape titanium almost brand new and has had 0 issues with it over almost 4 gears now. I have a 2014 jeep Cherokee and it’s not the best vehicle ever but I’ve been lucky to not have any major issues! I’m at 151,000 miles too

[@PatriotSteve]

I’ve rented a Mitsubishi Outlander for two weeks now and it has been pretty amazing. We have a Crosstrek and the Outlander is in a whole other league... much bigger and nicer than the Subaru.

[@tommaika9121]

Go price the Toyota Highlander vs the Mitsubishi Outlabrador Retriever Toyota is 8,000 more … WHY? That’s why I went with the Mitsubishi. Very happy. A better dog.

[@blessed3962]

Love my mitsubishi outlander!!

[@Rickywwx]

@@tommaika9121 WHY? It's $8k more because the Outlander and the Highlander are considered to be in different vehicle classes. The Outlander is considered a compact SUV, while the Highlander is midsize. Apples & oranges. Granted, the Outlander is on the larger side of the compact class while the Highlander is on the smaller side of midsize SUVs, and Outlander does offer a very cramped 3rd row. But Outlander still competes more closely with the RAV4, not the Highlander even though in terms of size the Outlander is in between the Rav4 and the Highlander. A number of years ago the RAV4 also offered a 3rd row, but Toyota didn't offer that for very long. Oh, and as he mentioned in the vid, Toyota has a (well-earned) rep for reliability that Mitsubishi does not have, making it more valuable to most people. This is significant.

[@sethk7676]

He on point, I would never buy gmc ford jeep chevy vw.. all garbage. Run about 70-80k and start costing u money. Get Toyota or Honda will run 300k no issue

[@sgiovangelo47]

I was driving a 2023 rental from my Nissan dealership which is a Rogue; while I've never driven an SUV I do like the feel of it but several 'car buff' friends said it has a poor reputation and not to get it. I'd like to hear you do a review of it. As a couple we are seniors and find the SUV easier to get in and out of; we currently have a 2012 Nissan Maxima which has been excellent for us but we're now at 110,00 miles and we want to get a mid size SUV. Mazda? Honda?

[@powertools2375]

I would go with Toyota Honda Subaru

[@karenlavigne1108]

We’ve just purchased our 2nd new Ford Explorer the 2023. We love these vehicles for traveling. Our 1st one noticed a difference like a hesitation a few times while accelerating. All it is, is a adjustment that they do at the dealership if you ever notice this and all good! They hook the car up to the monitor and do twick the transmission setting. The car is accustomed to the way you drive.

[@arshavinhd6649]

Why didn't buy Toyota or Honda? American vehicles are truly garbage

[@allenferreira90]

We’ve had our 2016 Cherokee since November 2015, been the most reliable vehicle we have had.

[@kylestewart8354]

I can confirm that my 2020 ford explorer has had multiple problems. most recently a $6,000 dollar tranmission replacement. ofcourse this happened 500 miles after warranty ran out. 🤬🤬

[@jeffraines414]

Yet my 2016 explorer sport has never been to the shop for anything other than scheduled maintenance. Most reliable vehicle I've ever owned next to my 911...🤔

[@rt7776]

My brother has a Ford Explorer, and had issues with it. He mentioned that he would never get another Ford Explorer.

[@wildcat4478]

In my opinion, most companies could make a better car but they don’t because if their cars are reliable, customers won’t buy new cars What is the best? Indeed, Japanese cars Toyota - Lexus, Honda.

[@jeffruebens8355]

The Fiat 500X has the same engines and suspension as the Jeep Renegade, also to be avoided unless you want a slow, unreliable vehicle with a very uncomfortable and unsafe suspension. For my 2 test drives, they were by far the biggest junkpiles for their cost.

[@mantoniom55]

As a professional car buyer myself, all cars will have their issues. As far as reliability goes if you take car of your car, your car will take care of you.

[@alainchampagne8507]

I had 2 Ford Escapes with the 2 litre turbo & had no issues whatsoever. Kept them for 3 years and around 110,000 miles. Only thing I changed, is the oil, air filter & tires. The brakes were still good when I returned them both. Also has a GMC Terrain 2018 & kept it 4 years before returning it with 110,000 miles…only changed oil & filters. No problem with the 2 litre turbo. My colleague has it now. We’ll see how long he will keep it. I am a sales rep by the way.

[@Wizard__OW]

I had a 2014 Ford Escape Titanium that never once needed service except for a recall on faulty door hinges (mine never were, but I still had the recall done). I just ordered myself a 2023 Ford Escape ST-Line Elite and I'm so excited for the next journey!

[@kenjones6034]

I’m not sure about the new Escapes, but our 2019 Titanium is a great vehicle. Multiple very long trips, commutes, around town duty. It’s comfortable and works well. The only thing I would say about the eco-boost is that it is pretty quick (for a small suv) but pretty poor gas mileage.

[@greggraham1605]

the 2018, not so much it had 54K miles transmission fix was $4k.... FORD was claiming the fluid needed to be checked & replaced @ 30K to 60K but the owners manual was showing 150K.... SO be careful....there was no way to check the fluid other than putting on a lift .

[@maryroberts2099]

I had a 2017 Escape Titanium. I loved but but it was totaled in May

[@nora.1941]

Love my 2019 Titanium too, but interested in getting a newer Escape hybrid down the road to save money on fuel

[@threetoesstacker3725]

I’ve had 5 explorers ,all great vehicles

[@beamboy420]

How many years do you use each of them typically.

[@threetoesstacker3725]

Until my wife wants another 4-5 years

[@RIP_Greedo]

The the owner of a 2019 Cherokee I can’t argue with this. I do get average fuel economy in the mid to high 20s, which is a lot better than my wife’s 2016 Tiguan, but I’m looking for something else. The transmission is really bothersome and often gets stuck in between gears when going on a slight downhill grade, such as on hilly interstate, and off-road/snow performance leaves a lot to be desired for a 4x4, and there is just not enough cargo space.

[@ione6118]

Well I guess I'll just walk everywhere

[@raymondjoles7574]

I've had my Tiguan for several years and I have not had a thing go wrong with it. I get better fuel economy out of it than the Honda CRV or the Toyota RAV4 hands down. I owned a CRV and the best it would get around town was 17 and the highway was only 26. My Tiguan I average 26 mpg city and 33.5 on the highway. As long as you service the vehicle when needed there has been no problems. Problems occur when you don't take care of it.

[@herrjohnson8894]

"I owned a CRV and the best it would get around town was 17 and the highway was only 26" Sure, Jan.

[@AqArias]

I wouldn’t call Fiat a “small and obscure” car company. Might not be known in the US or Canada but Fiat as a company is one of the biggest car makers in the world.

[@WyreForestBiker]

Yeah , typical US view of the world .

[@martinschoepke3004]

Fiat has been known throughout its entire history to produce substandard vehicles. FIAT = Fehler in allen Teilen

[@Mercer1012]

This guy is from NA, obviously he's not going to discuss car renown outside the US because that's not who this video is meant for. He's also not going to discuss Renault or Peugeot.

[@AqArias]

Fiat is part of the Fiat Chrysler group. So…..yeah

[@AqArias]

That the brand is not known is not a reason to call it small or obscure

[@masonj4779]

I have a Chevy equinox. For the past 5 years I’ve had zero issues with it. This list is absolutely ridiculous. Are you sponsored because the bias presented is very apparent.

[@Mzbrooks87]

I have an 18' Tiguan and the one issue I've had with it was covered under my cars warranty ( I thought I had oil leaking it was actually coolant and the dealership advised me and told me it was covered which I appreciated bc I didn't buy the car from vw so I didn't know it was still under warranty). I've only paid for routine maintenance like oil changes and what not. I absolutely love my small 3 row suv.) The first car I purchased was a vw jetta years ago ( about 13 years ago) and I had that for around 8 or 9 years b4 I started having major problems so as far as reliability, vw as given me that!!!

[@yill_chaverri5856]

2:28 Ñ

[@AseelNajm]

Do you recommend it for families, it is fairly cheap for 3 rows

[@Mzbrooks87]

@AseelNajm sure. I have a family of 6 ( one in a car seat) and we all fit in fine when using the 3 row. And honestly we have 2 small suv the other is a 22" outlander. For some reason my 3rd row in my tiguan is more spacious than in the outlander even tho the outlander is much bigger than my tiguan. As far as reliability it's been great. No issues ad still under factory warranty

[@JohnnyLREACTS]

VW is trash. Owning one after warranty at your own risk.

[@lionellynch6775]

It is so amazing with the reliability issue.. cars and trucks have been produced for over 100 years engineers and manufacturers still can't get it right.. quantity over quality

[@mikehallman6129]

That's because they put all those fricken gadgets and electronics is cars that drives up prices and sets you up for many break downs. I really miss simple easy to work

[@mikehallman6129]

To work on cars. That ended in the 90/s.

[@edmhie1]

Love my "Subaru Forrester". It's safety features are unmatched in its class.

[@dbmclean3660]

In Australia, it's the same re reliability except for Mitsubishi which is popular and has a large network of dealers.

[@sidjt]

I've only driven SUV's my whole life. Grand Cherokee, Pathfinder, Explorer, Navigator, and Forester. The Subaru Forester is by far the best car I've owned. Super reliable, never has any problems and just does what you want a car to do without the BS. I'll always own a Forester as part of my car lineup for the rest of my life.

[@farizfauzi4157]

I'm Still Running 2010 Chevrolet Captiva 2.0Turbo Diesel and still running reliably and never failed me even on 600-700km drive through mountains and various landscape. These reviews never bother me in choosing my ride. I only go where my Heart takes me....

[@michaelman9358]

You seriously put Pilot over Atlas??? Which website did you get your material from? It's obviously you've never step foot inside either vehicle. I've had both. 16-18 Pilot, 18 to present Atlas. Both bought brand new, the Pilot was so bad I traded in after 50k. Atlas is as sturdy as they come. It did has couple interior issues (minor leaking sunroof later recalled) as all 1st Generations. My Atlas is a work horse, at 5yrs and 199k, the only time it was in the shop was for oil change and winter tune ups. Also note I had the 5yr -100k warranty, obviously has long past. P.s. The only issue I had with my Atlas was the constant need to top up coolant. But it also could be the fact that my work demands long idle period.

[@golfmaniac007]

topping off coolant is not good cuz that coolant is going somewhere. if you don't see in on the garage floor, its definitely going somewhere in the car

[@theNeuo13]

good to hear that, coz I just got a used 2023 Atlas. what did you do with the coolant issue?

[@alexking2939]

I had a Mazda MX-6 back in the day. It was the worst car ever. I referred to it as the Mazda 666. The American Mazda technician at the dealer told me why - this particular model was mostly all made in the US. He told me my engine will be ok because it was made in Japan, but everything else will fall apart. And it horribly did. I was in my mid-20s and all my $$ for the next few years went to fixing it.

[@heikejonassohn3492]

I own a 2019 Tiguan and love it. So far so good!

[@georgepalavi5060]

Same here, agree.

[@Marex14]

The ironic part is people generally will gladly spend good sums of cash on maintance for their toyota/honda because of their percieved value, but god forbid they have to spend a dollar on a Ford.

[@williamfrench9973]

Honestly, we keep cars a long time in my large extended family and drive mostly Hondas and Toyotas. Other than a crappy Honda Civic ~2000 that my sister drove for a while, they have all been really reliable cars and VERY cheap to keep on the road.

[@Paisis1]

Excellent job on identify the SUV's to avoid and the reasons why. Keep up the good work!

[@IcedTiger]

10. Ford Explorer 9. Jeep Grand Cherokee 8. Volkswagen Tiguan 7. Ford Escape Ecoboost 6. Mitsubishi RVR aka Outlander Sport 5. Jeep Compass 4. Volkswagen Atlas 3. Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain 2. Chevrolet Traverse, GMC Acadia, Buick Enclave 1. Fiat 500X

[@pahtar7189]

You never mention Kia, and I find my Kia Niro hybrid is excellent. I've had it for four years now and it still gets about 50 mpg, is quiet and comfortable, and I have never had a problem worse than a flat tire.

[@hussainalqadhi1198]

You realize this is his list of WORST cars, right?

[@hussainalqadhi1198]

@@rett1015 That's besides the point. He's praising his KIA

[@mavisjones4750]

@@rett1015 and failed transmissions

[@drizler]

@@rett1015 I don’t know what they are using now but that theta series absolutely blew starting 2012 through the whole decade those cars ate engines like candy. The fires wire mostly a result of working too fast CHANGING ENGINES for warranty . Look it up , awful💩 cars and the trade in value is abysmal. Been there done that

[@MrNothingButAir]

KIA BOYZ!!! AT IT AGAIN !

[@cnobillbradley9673]

I drive a 2015 Subaru Forester XT. It does everything well to push my buttons.

[@mikewallace8087]

CNO , you are not explicit.

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[@alexmic8278]

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[@brandenhamptin89]

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[@kevinW826]

My brother bought a used Jeep Cherokee in 2019. It had almost 100,000 kms on it. Surprise surprise, it’s still running and he has had no issues. He never got an extended warranty or anything, he has done regular maintenance on it. It was on his mechanics recommendations as it was a vehicle he never had to do any major repairs on. The explorer was a given right out of the box, as ford started recalls on it within weeks of going on sale.

[@JPisTheWord]

Let us know after 200,000kms

[@kevinW826]

@@JPisTheWord he’s up to 150,000 kms

[@JDMSwervo2001]

If you keep throwing shit on a wall eventually it will stick

[@feleciawallace8420]

I believe what I've learned from your list, you can't go wrong if buying a vehicle made in Japan, or designed by Japanese...

[@ayyveezee2079]

Japanese vehicles tend the most reliable for the money although sometimes there will be exceptions.

[@rezneba101]

avoid nissan, they're the gmc of japan. Also avoid mitsubishi, that company is constantly on the brink of bankruptcy. Subaru engines are so-so long-term. Honda and Toyota. Those are the ones you want.

[@ayyveezee2079]

@@rezneba101 I agree

[@aalmi002]

Except Mitsubishi apparently. 😅

[@faridabdullatif9051]

I am still driving a Mighty Max Mitsubishi truck 1991 model, with over 299.000. Made in Japan.

[@alicehopkins8742]

Chevy traverse 2020 is a great car, very reliable and comfortable. I’m happy with it.

[@housepianist]

I have a '19 Ford Escape and it's been reliable. Never an issue. However, the thing to keep in mind is that he is looking at long-term ownership and reliability. If you lease most of these cars for 2-3 years, you should be perfectly fine and have no real issues with them. I'm generalizing of course but it seems most car problems occur after a period of time.

[@GUATAPARO1]

We have one Escape 2017 with 177000 miles and another one 2021 with 36000 miles and they have been great. Just regular oil changes and check ups at the dealer. We also have a 2018 Honda Civic that has been great with only the front right calliper that made us stop by the shoulder one time. I guess most cars, now a days, have better technology than they did 10 or 20 years ago. Our only bad experience has been with Kia and we would never buy a car from them again.

[@keithcollins7435]

Yeah, just like anything mechanical wears out after a lot of usage. It is unrealistic to think that everybody can lease some people drive long distances to their gigs. I have a 2014 Malibu LTZ that has 145,000 miles bought it brand new. I do not allow my oil life get past 20%. I do not by used cars because you do not know if it was somebody who took care of it or was a repossession. You have laws that cover you for a new car versus used.

[@1DanceDiva5]

Careful not all Honda pilots or odysseys are as reliable (the older models were VERY reliable). Always read reviews before purchasing any cars.

[@FlaWebmaster]

I own a 2020 Ford Explorer XLT that I bought new. My Explorer has the 300 HP Eco Boost 4. I have driven this car all over the USA on numerous road trips. Other than oil changes, my Explorer has never been in the shop for anything. This is the best SUV I have ever owned and by far the best Ford Product. So you know, I have been buying new Fords since 1967. I don't know where this guy is getting his information, but my Explorer experience has been great.

[@avega777]

I think that in order to more accurately have a say about any vehicle you have to actually have driven one and not just pull data from several review sites 😂

[@trevorgwelch7412]

The SUV I bought was a fully loaded Hyundai Santa Fe . Excellent vehicle .

[@waynec917]

I hope you have as much success with your Santa Fe as I've had with mine. Bought mine new way back in 2010 and it still runs and drives like a champ and looks great with no rust (and I live in the snow belt with a lot of road salt). I still drive it all across the country with no issues. The heater blower motor gave out about six months ago and was a bit expensive to replace but other than that it's been nothing but routine maintenance. I'd say that's pretty impressive for a thirteen year old vehicle.

[@charlesg7926]

I bought a Ford Explorer (Limited Hybrid) and I LOVE IT. I think this guy is tripping haha. I do agree with not buying a Jeep or BMW one

[@charlesg7926]

This guy is basically just bashing every white-owned company lmao 😂 we get it muzzie boy, you have an agenda

[@Dansk55]

If you want an ultra reliable car with low cost of ownership for at least a decade or more, a Toyota/Mazda 4 cylinder with FWD, preferably non-cvt but cvt (just keep up with fluid changes) can work should easily do 250k miles with no major issues. I know from experience having owned all sorts of brands. Definitely stay as far away from any eurotrash outside warranty.

[@Vontai21]

I bought the 2023 Mazda CX-50, no regrets

[@lisacoughlan5189]

I agree on the Chevy Equinox. We had it for 2 weeks and had to get a new motor put in it and the fun just began. Thank goodness we did have warranty on it from the previous owner.

[@rond1475]

We have a 2020 escape and average between 44 to 49.9 mpg.Only problem in almost 3 years were the rear shocks which were replaced under warranty.

[@easymoney7007]

That is the hybrid?

[@rond1475]

@@easymoney7007 yes , it is .Did a 50 mile trip yesterday going to Spring Hill and got 49.5 round trip.

[@eduardoglez-nunez3222]

@@rond1475 he said the Hybrid it's good, only the Ecoboost has problems

[@margricks]

My son had a Ford Escape and had problems with it from the get go.

[@rond1475]

@@margricks Thats to bad ,did you buy it new. With all the flooding in certain areas we only looked into new because most people are afraid if they put in an insurance claim their rates will go up so they trade in or sell outright.

[@irinapender3195]

I disagree about RVR/ASX in Australia. I own 2018 LS model and have done 100 000 km with no problem at all. I just ordered a new one🚘