CARS that are almost perfect according to CONSUMER REPORT

Chapters:
00:51 Subaru Crosstrek
03:03 Toyota Prius
05:50 Subaru Forester
08:15 Mazda 3
10:12 Toyota Cambry Hybrid
12:21 Ford Maverik
14:53 Toyota Highlander Hybrid
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[@ericpizarro3084]

Toyota might be the most reliable vehicle brand, no argue on that. The problem that I have with Toyota is the arrogance of their cars dealers. They wait for you to come in thinking that you are buying a vehicle brand that exceeds all buyers expectations and lay back asking for ridiculous market up prices. Also for their latest models their car seats comfort is not good. There are other brands that are also reliable and you might be able to go to the dealer and get a fair deal. For me Toyota will be the last vehicle that I will buy. I am now only buying Subarus and Mazda. So far not a single issue why my choices.

[@frazergeno4557]

This seems to be very true here in Red Deer Alberta Canada. I asked if he had information on Highlander and options available on different models. Told me to go look it up on the Internet. Then he wonders why I purchased my Toyota Avalon at a different dealership in Edmonton. Looks like I'll be going elsewhere for my next Toyota 🙃

[@mrp8173]

Incredibly true! A dealership changed my oil failed to place the engine oil cap. Two days later through odor then checked the engine shield heavy oil splatter, engine and oil bay oil sprayed. I asked to have my shield replaced, engine and bay correctly washed to no avail. Contacted the highest level of toyota n9 concern or care refused to even contact dealership stated private enterprise nothing to do with them. Simply truthful here, I acted to get help legal I'm out hundreds of relevant car correction. Never another toyota for me. Mazda and Subaru are the only brands I would investigate for purchase. Informed is forewarned.. Beyond arrogance

[@graceweber2822]

I thought the same thing. I had RAV4 XLE but was not impressed with the ride and cabin noise. Kept it for a year.

[@petejansen7220]

That’s awesome,and likely cheaper too if your not dealing with these ridiculous markups. How long do you typically keep your vehicles?

[@ericpizarro3084]

@@petejansen7220 my first Subaru was 2012 Outback. It lasted 280,000 miles. It would go further but when I gave it to my daughter she didn’t take care of it. Second one was a 2016 WRX STI (way too much car for my age “68”). Trade it for a 2019 Subaru Ascent Limited. It’s my wife driving car and up to now the only repair was two wheels hubs and a front brake disc. Other than that it’s been awesome with almost 70,000 miles. I now drives a 2021 Crosstrek Sport and from all of my previous Subarus this is the best one by far. If it’s raining or snowing we only use that one as is the safest option.

[@mariod9290]

I Just Bought 2024 Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness, and I'm Loving it.

[@Fakeaorta]

That's the one I want! A car truly made for us in the PNW!

[@nycj3ahudson341]

Yup, ALL cars are OK for the first couple of years; then, WATCH OUT.!!!

[@nycj3ahudson341]

@@Fakeaorta 🤣🤣🤣

[@Fakeaorta]

@@nycj3ahudson341 The SUV population is crazy! I want to say 50% of every vehicle I see is an SUV.

[@carlovanrijk4039]

@@Fakeaortayou’re not far off! The automotive trend nowadays is going towards the SUV/CUV…they’re roomier, versatile, and in some cases just as fuel efficient as many small/midsize sedans. I live in Indy, and I’ve noticed more SUV’s than sedans.

[@hlg2491]

Mazda is an undervalued and underrated brand. They feature a regular transmission ( as opposed to a CVT) six speeds!

[@nrich5127]

And a stainless steel exhaust system and a proven track record for reliability.

[@chrissahlstrom8939]

What's with the hate on cvts? KZbinrs tell you not to like them. That's the only reason I see. Maybe the older ones had problems but the new ones are fine

[@ph1438]

Made in Japan, that makes Scotty Kilmer happy too..

[@carlovanrijk4039]

@@chrissahlstrom8939I had a 2016 Civic with a CVT transmission. I changed the fluid every 30K - 40K miles. It ran smoothly with zero issues up to 200K miles. Sadly that’s when it was totalled (collision with a semi) 🤨

[@user-handlethetruth]

You have to LIKE the sporty ride that Mazda's offer. I have rented two of them hoping that I would love the car, instead I find a flinty ride that just isn't my style. But I love the looks, the interiors, and the quality feel of the cars. Just not for me, I am tortured by them on the highway.

[@richardjacobs7632]

Subaru Croostrek Toyota Prius Subaru Forester Mazda 3 Toyota Camry Ford Maverick Toyota Highlander Hybrid

[@cumulus1234]

What about Honda CRV?

[@dawudgt]

I have Pilot V6 and much better than a forced 4cyl Turbo. I don’t care fuel economy, I care power and a smooth drive!

[@themidcentrist]

I recently bought a 2024 Camry but went with the XSE V6. I don't put a ton of miles on my cars so while fuel economy was a consideration but performance and mechanical simplicity / reliability were higher on my wish list. The Camry Hybrid also uses a CVT transmission which I would rather avoid. I did test drive a 2024 Mazda 3 hatchback with the manual transmission. I liked it, but I am 6 foot 4 and being a larger car the Camry was more comfortable for me. The same goes for the 2024 Honda Civic. I drove a hatchback with the turbo and a manual transmission. It would have been kind of tight for me but okay if the seats weren't so aggressively bolstered. I didn't want anything to do with Kia, Hyundai, or Chrysler and the Accord now only comes with a 4-cylinder so at the end of the day the Camry was the only sedan that checked all of my boxes. I have never owned or even driven a car that can do 0-60 in under 9 seconds so the 300 horsepower in the Camry was kind of a bucket list thing even though I don't drive fast or aggressively.

[@petejansen7220]

Good and smart choice,you won’t be sorry! Do all your maintenances listed in your owners manual and you will have years of use with very little cost of ownership.

[@themidcentrist]

@@petejansen7220 I'm good about doing maintenance on my vehicles, I bought my Mazda 5 new in 2010 and it was up to date with everything when I gave it to a family member in 2024. I was annoyed that the correct transmission fluid for the Mazda was supposedly unique to Mazda and stupid expensive from the dealer but I bought it anyway. Right now my Camry is at a customization shop getting a ceramic coating. I plan on having it for a long time and paint durability is one thing that Toyota isn't great at in my opinion.

[@ronl2463]

Bought 2024 XSE with 4 cylinders, acceleration was not a high priority, have dual motor Tesla if I feel the need for speed.

[@askme78232]

Do you have an opinion on the accord? Did u try one?

[@Aangel452]

I have a 2007 Honda Hybrid civic style sedan, and in sports mode I can get to 60 km in 6 sec!

[@oneblocksouthofnormal1927]

Hey, a little advice for all AI-generated youtube video "creators": how about doing a little proofreading & checking BEFORE accepting an AI script??! This particular one had a couple large blocks of narration (in the Mazda3 section) that were repeated almost verbatim!

[@danwein4076]

Yes

[@sergioparsijr.7742]

It also announced Motor Trend instaed of Consumer Reports...

[@adorolivar1340]

My family owns , camry hybrid, 2x subarus: forester & impresa and nissan pulsar..all reliable compared to previous VW Golf which was a money pit on maintenance

[@honda116969]

3.4L TT V-6 Toyota engine, just recalled 💯K +units 😮

[@themidcentrist]

My 2010 Mazda 5 was highly rated by consumer reports (90+ score) when I bought it new in October 2010. I had it until February 2024 when I bought a new car and gave it to a family member. Everything they said about it turned out to be pretty much accurate. I put 70,000 miles on it and my only problems were with the rear shocks which wore out quickly and the AC compressor failed. It was a perfectly adequate car and was good value for money, but after 14 years I wanted something that had modern safety features, more comfort, and more power. Fortunately it's new owner is a family member who lives 2 miles from me and I can always borrow it if I need to go to the hardware store to pick up some long pieces of lumber or a new lawn mower.

[@mrgarrison3516]

My mother's Mazda compressor also failed.... lucky still under warranty

[@themidcentrist]

@@mrgarrison3516 Mine failed at about 65000 miles and 13 years of age. And then after I had my local mechanic replace it I had to take it back twice before they figured out that they had installed the wrong compressor. I'm thinking they probably put a CX-5 or MX-5 Miata compressor into my Mazda 5. After that I found a new local mechanic.

[@jeremypearson6852]

New cars have become way too expensive. I’m sticking with my 2005 Mazda 3 until I can find a reasonably priced replacement. $35k now gets you basically nothing, especially if you want a few added extras.

[@nextleveljourney6612]

Subaru CrossTrek top trim is $32,500- literally ALL the extras for LESS than you were complaining about See 2:42

[@themidcentrist]

$35K will get you another Mazda 3, Accord, or Camry. My 2024 Camry XSE V6 is fully pimped out and wasn't much more than that.

[@parnpichate]

I bought the 4th gen Mazda 3 premium manual 6-speed for like 32k and absolutely love it!

[@prestonstephens7719]

You can order a maverick lariat for about that price, top-of-the-line all the bells and whistles

[@martyi398]

Our family owns 2 Honda’s (Ridgeline & Pilot) 1 Toyota (Rav 4) 1 Mazda (CX-5) they are all high quality vehicles with no major issues just regular service

[@themidcentrist]

My Mazda5 was good for the 14 years I owned it. Not flawless, but good enough that I considered getting a 2024 Mazda 3 hatchback before settling on a 2024 Camry. I've never owned a Honda but considered a Civic as well.

[@alb0zfinest]

@@themidcentristMazda has significantly increased its reliability rating starting in 2017, so the newer mazdas are far more reliable than the old mazdas (whereas ironically other car brands the opposite is happening).

[@cumulus1234]

Changing to turbo charged engines has hurt reliability but helped fuel economy. Also for Honda and Toyota the CVT transmissions are good but not very good on other brands.

[@markrosenberg2378]

I bought one last October of 2023. Great car, 👍my Subaru crosstrek is a 2024 model.

[@robertherman1146]

$39000 for a Prius? WTF

[@garystar1592]

we are no longer in 2008 pricing

[@Luciano-IL]

It is not worth so much money by far. People who pay that price are stupid!

[@robertandjose]

Actually it’s worth more ❤ love mine Fast fun 🤩 and will probably be around 30 plus years ! Prius Prime

[@nrich5127]

The Prius will outlast and cost less to own than any vehicle in its price range ... any competitor is not even close ...

[@joperry-rb2ku]

WTF on any new car price; I have 4 ,10 year or older cars and can work on them, too. Invert your money in something with a reel return, like a house.

[@G-Man4809]

I wish the rest of the Japanese car makers would DROP the CVT and only offer a 6spd automatic LIKE MAZDA!! The BEST Japan car company!! Not to mention MOST BEAUTIFUL CARS too!! ❤

[@richardchiriboga4424]

My 2010 Yaris hatchback was just totaled. It was the best car I ever had. I am looking for another just like it. Five speed, crank windows and three glove compartments!! It also had the best cup holders ever. It was super reliable. Nothing ever went wrong and it got super high gas milage.

[@miked8121]

Just traded in my 2013 Crosstrek Premium with 175,000 miles for a Corolla Cross Hybrid. The Crosstrek head gaskets needed replacing ($ ouch) , CVT issues, 22 miles per gallon, and it was an oil burner (1 qt / 1,500 miles). There were lots of other expensive issues but it did look good. The CCH (new) is not quite the dirt road vehicle as the Crosstrek, but it is much faster, gets 42 MPG, quieter, smoother, and feels more sophisticated.

[@marekmroczkowski2775]

Past 4 years crosstrek has all issues resolved and is far better and nicer than Toyota corolla, has 29 miles per gallon which is the best in its class. Corolla is still very good car and yes, hybrid is better with fuel consumption, just for curiosity you should test drive new crosstrek to feel different. On crappie roads subaru is the best.

[@miked8121]

@@marekmroczkowski2775 I've been driving for 58 years and the Corolla Cross Hybrid (42 mpg) is the first car I've driven (except 2006 Audi A3 Turbo) that has gotten mileage that was posted on the window sticker including my Crosstrek. I'm not sure sure a CCH is even close to the Corolla even though it is built on the same platform. They aren't even built in the same factory but the new Mazda CX50 is built on the same assembly line at a joint venture factory in Huntsville Alabama. The Crosstrek has also gotten progressively larger with each generation and that's a problem for me. It's just my personal preference for a smaller SUV or I would have bought a RAV 4 hybrid instead.

[@FullAttach]

I just test drove a Crosstrek and a Mazda CX-30. All CX-30s come with 2.5L, and out perform the upper trim level Crosstreks with 2.5L - even with Sport mode on - like another comment here mentioned. The Crosstrek has the advantage of superior visibility - otherwise, the choice of an CX-30 would be easy for me.

[@TrojanRabbit521]

Also depends if you plan on any off road use. Mazda is definitely better on dry roads. Snow dirt or grass the Subaru is better choice.

[@TexasHarleyBoy65]

What's up with the Forest Gump voice over???

[@twincams350]

The Subaru crosstrek has a CVT transmission. Those are only expected to last 150k miles. But I guess Subaru doesn’t care how upset the customer is once they’ve reached 150k

[@norme1850]

@twincams350, how many people do you think well own the same vehicle for 150k miles. Subaru's are on their 6th generation CVT and haven't had problems with them like all the Nissan's do.

[@GraniteRoll]

My 2014 Subaru Outback just passed 155000 miles with a CVT. Only issue was a solenoid that lost its mind and reported problems, still drove great, my mechanic replaced it back on the road this year for skiing trips next year. Will buy again.

[@kavehoskoui8292]

The 2.0L Crosstrek is more than enough for commuters and highway worriers! I have owned one for a year now and love it. Handles amazing in Canadian winter.

[@nerbur]

The 2.0L engine is way underpowered for this car, and with the CVT it saps even more of its already limited power. CR even says in their review of the 2.0L engine - "We wish the base engine didn't feel so feeble or get so loud..." Yeah, it's a dog.

[@markovchebyshev5376]

not if you live in mountain states where it’s actually one of the most popular cars 😂

[@mrgarrison3516]

Put the highest premium fuel ($) in the 2.0 & it drives way better....

[@themidcentrist]

@@nerbur Subaru makes a lot of sense in cold climates and I can see AWD being a higher priority than performance for people living in places like Canada, Maine, and upstate NY who want safety and don't have a lead foot. Personally, I live in FL where AWD is pointless. I recently bought a 2024 V6 Camry instead of a Subaru because I was getting tired of driving slow ass cars my entire life.

[@yarpos]

@@nerbur usually spoken by people that have never driven one, and CVT "sapping power" displays an ignorance of why they are there.

[@manuelaranas3973]

Ford is recalling 242,000 mavericks from year model 2022-2024.

[@charlesdudek7713]

It's a minor issue with the tail lights. All manufacturers have recalls at one time or another

[@yarpos]

so if they ignored issues, they would be criticized, and if they address issues they still get criticized.

[@sbalak]

23K for a Maverick?? LMAO!!! Try 33K.

[@Kevin19700]

There are NO Subaru Crosstreks for sale anywhere close to 25K. I wish you guys would stop listing these unrealistic and unavailable retail prices. Also, it’s “HP” not “GP”.

[@hiltonwatkins6750]

Just one question… does it have edible electrical wiring insulation??

[@mattiaspettersson788]

Yeah, but do they hold up in 5-10 years? That’s what important.

[@sheilabrennan4481]

yup...totally agree

[@knightryder3757]

Yes, they do. 90+ percent of Subaru's sold 10 years ago, are still on the road and that number will climb higher as the newer gen vehicles take over the existing on-the-road inventories.

[@yarpos]

and you don't get longevity by starting with low quality. The list is mostly no surprise to me, Toyota, Subaru, Mazda generally dont treat customers with contempt

[@rodcrispo5859]

No Honda?

[@codincoman9019]

​@rodcrispo5859 Honda went down in the last few years, unfortunately.

[@michaeltroster9059]

I take issue with the statement that Consumer Reports truly reflect automobile excellence. Anything Subaru always get very positive reviews. Also, Audis always got very positive reviews, which reality isn’t always supported by owners. I have driven Acuras since 1989, and have always liked these vehicles for total reliability, but Acura was always panned by CR. User websites have always been very supportive of Acura products, and disagree with CRs heavy panning of their products.

[@themidcentrist]

Subaru is a favorite car for Karens, who are a target demographic for Consumer Reports LOL but to be fair I think Subaru makes decent cars. I considered one but I don't need the added complication of AWD the CVT transmissions scared me away.

[@meme4626]

I second that. COnsumer report weight safety more than ever. My sister bought a Legacy for its safety a few years back, gave up on Camry which she owned foe more than 20 years. I always recommended either Toyota or Lexus. She ended up sold the SUbaru after 5 years. reliability never matched that of Toyota/Lexus. I rather buy a used Lexus than new Subaru. Period.

[@codincoman9019]

Bs. CR reliability rankings: #1 Lexus #2 Toyota ... #4 Acura ... #19 Audi So where do you see that the CR is giving Audi a lot of credit and Acura doesn't get it?!?

[@waynedixon7495]

CR is not transparent in the least. Their love affair with Subaru is beyond pathetic, everything they write about this brand is almost like they gave the pen to Subaru and had them write the reviews about their cars. Suburas are overly complicated with the boxer engine and cost more for repairs and maintenance. I will take a Toyota any day over a Subaru. Had an Outback, the one with the head gasket issue. Subarus remedy was to pour a bottle of a liquid similar to Bars Leak in the radiator and said, there, all taken care of. I traded theatSubaru 3 months later on a new 2005 Camry. Cr's journalism is childish at best.

[@glennhavinoviski8128]

Crosstrek indeed rides well - still not great power with the Sport's 2.5L but I blame that on Subie continuing to offer CVTs with no other choices. Comfortable and quiet vehicle that goes anywhere and can handle moderate offroad conditions and crappy weather.

[@blissfuljoy6049]

Do you find the safety features overly sensitive? I've heard the eyesight system can brake hard when it's not necessary.

[@nerbur]

@@blissfuljoy6049 Eyesight is overly sensitive and frankly interolable. It's constantly beeping and absolutely will apply the brakes severely when it perceives there may be a problem. That was the final straw for me and I traded in my '22 Legacy XT Touring when I was almost rear-ended by another vehicle in a curve - there was an oncoming car that the system apparently thought was going to hit me and it applied the brakes forcefully, almost bringing my car to a complete stop on a 55 mph road, with the vehicle behind narrowly missing me. That was the final straw for me and I traded that car for a loss, and will never own another Subaru (it was my 6th Subaru, too, so it's not like I am new to the brand).

[@blissfuljoy6049]

@@nerbur That's not good. I wonder if this has been fixed for 2024. What did you wind up going with if you don't mind me asking?

[@themidcentrist]

@@nerbur Ouch! That is a shame you had to trade in your Subaru after being so loyal to the brand, but I can understand why. If that happened to me I would also file a complaint with the NHTSA. I take it they couldn't or wouldn't turn down the sensitivity or update the eyesight?

[@stephenhall3515]

This site is never inconsistent. It consistently thrives on errors of detail, bias, bad use of language, direct wording from manufacturer brochures and gives the sense of being in their pockets. AVOID.

[@MichaelSwanson-j9l]

Agree wholeheartedly. Consumer Reports is BS.

[@mikefrench3800]

Windshield replacement is how much on the Crosstrek??? That's where the radar is

[@danieljarvis9183]

I own a '24 Crosstrek Limited with the 2.5 liter 4 and 182 hp motor, It's potent, very comfortable, roomy, ergonomic, an all around great hatchback.

[@leeherbert1525]

Very tough to listen to AI voice over. Note how prius is pronounced. Is it that expensive to get a human to do the voiceover?

[@user-jo5fz8iw3b]

WHERE ARE YOU GETTING YOUR PRICES !! ADD ON ABOUT $5K - $10K MORE ON EACH PRICE !!

[@dka7873]

I currently have two Kia’s, one Subaru and two Toyota trucks. They’re all good. No real problems.

[@dualityofman1253]

How can the new Prius be almost perfect when it rides uncomfortably and has poor visibility? Consumer Reports definition of an "almost perfect car" is plainly inaccurate.

[@meenam300zx]

Reliability is not my primary concern. 1) Safety 2) Comfort &Luxury 3) looks Volvo checks all the boxes. Sure Toyota and Lexus are very reliable, but their seats are horrible and they are so ugly. Currently on a 2014 XC60 with 120k miles and is been extremely reliable and loved driving every mile.

[@EgGu-l9y]

Reliability is the most important thing to me after Safety. Don't need to spend time fixing a vehicle when I could be doing something else with precious time.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

All the savings in fuel mean nothing if you have an extremely expensive CVT repair or repair other parts of the car that have to do with saving gasoline

[@kbarrett1844]

This is the future of KZbin. AI powered channels galore! Yay.

[@chrisn6585]

Test driving a new car for a few weeks is different than buying it and owning it day in day out praying the damn thing doesn't breakdown and end up in the shop more than the road

[@stephenwinter8892]

We use a group of journalists called AJAC automotive journalists association Canada as consumers report is American based I prefer to rely on them not you greetings from southern Ontario Canada

[@gordonschiff3621]

I guess these cars are perfect if you hate driving and like being uncomfortable. Who in their right mind thinks driving a car with a cvt and cardboard for seats is perfect.

[@clu4u]

My 2016.Tesla Model S earned a score of 103 from Consumer Reports. The score was revised to 100 since no product should be over 100. Just replaced it with a Model Y Performance.

[@ms.b9093]

The build quality of a Tesla is so poor! I was in traffic next to one and all I noticed was the big and uneven gaps between the body, doors and hatch. A Toyota is built better!

[@chrissmith2114]

LOL, keep dreaming...

[@patmullen9978]

They rated them at 99 as I recall saying it was the best car they ever tested. Then they decided they dislike Musk so now the car sucks. CR is not credible due to their biases.

[@marryellen7713]

Major problem with the Ford Mustang's Mach - E trunk. There is NO drain. Any rain water that get in there stays. The trunk is slopped so any water run forward on to the car floor.

[@andrewstevens7453]

Seems that circa 30mpg is considered good in the USA. Similar European cars have double that. Why are American cars so thirsty?😳

[@ElijahsAba]

The US gallon is smaller, therefore gets fewer miles.

[@robb15033]

Mazda3 look sharp inside. Wouldnt pass up a Toyota but Mazda reliability is increasing quickly.😅

[@lazarushernandez5827]

Toyota is collaborating with a few other automakers these days. Obviously BMW with the Supra, and Subaru with the AE86/BRZ/FRS, but they are supposedly in cahoots with Mazda as well, they have a joint plant in Alabama that produces the Toyota Corolla Cross and the Mazda CX-50.

[@louarmstrong6128]

Toyota owns 20% of Mazda

[@ra4811]

Misleading title (click bait) and ridiculous comparisons. Mixing the different ratings organizations means the numbers have no real value.

[@jameschan9634]

I'm sorry, but NO FORD can even be considered.

[@karenoreskovich6754]

Agreed. We have owned a Ford minivan (way back in the day) and a Ford pickup. The van had multiple issues. Everything inside cabin kept breaking , engine troubles, etc. The truck’s clutch failed within 2 years….. since then, we buy Japanese vehicles. Our Honda Odyssey is 20 years old and still going strong! Looking to buy another Honda SUV.

[@stephenhall3515]

Not a very honest site. Editing errors overlooked.

[@funkybung]

Cambry?

[@grouppeconsults]

Believe Consumer Reports on Vehicles to your own peril. CR as as most people are concerned is Public Relations department of Toyota. Notice their half clever report on Prius.. " it has poor visibility" but that's not count in their so called Review of Prius. But if this observation is about America or European car, it would be seen as a major flaw.

[@jlmarcelhebert1407]

i read about arrogance from Toyota and I agree. Years ago we bought a new car from them and the radio failed 2 months later. They would not switch it from another new idle vehicle on the lot. ….six months later for a new radio. Vendor out of present stock, was the excuse.

[@manwholovesdogs9668]

Google 3 words. Subaru motor problems. I can rebuild engines and transmissions. The most problem free are Lexus, Toyota, Mazda, Honda.

[@1tarras]

the Honda Jazz Hybrid 2024 is the most underestemated small hybrid of his class.

[@1tarras]

unic in his class is the build-in 10 airbags and the Magic seats.fuel ecomeny 3.5 l/100 km.

[@crown2]

Give me a TOYOTA any day!

[@galaxiejino158]

Me to loll

[@giantbush4258]

Why they are the 4x4 kings

[@lucastherexcat]

There are two cars on this list with durability issues. This is why I no longer trust CR.

[@edschulhof6303]

Interesting mix of left hand and right hand drive vehicles. I guess you didn't "C" the Maverik, (Maverick) LOL

[@billyrock8305]

Honda Accord. 🥇

[@EgGu-l9y]

Mavericks are not trucks at all. They're cars with a pickup bed. Please don't confuse people by calling them trucks.

[@JonS0107]

Why should I trust a video that uses AI announcers that use multiple pronunciations of a vehicles name, and shows in writing the Toyota Camry as "Cambry"?

[@Liendoelcm]

So interesting. Now all they have to do is make the bloody things affordable!

[@ElvisaPresley-ni3zz]

Consumer reports should be renamed to consumed reports 😮

[@ceburockhead]

CRV 2.0L , 2015 2WD km run 65,000 km , NO MAJOR PARTS replaced

[@it1988a]

For the damn excessive prices, they better be perfect!

[@zpp6304]

Ford Maverick? What about "legendary" Ford reliability/

[@Tommerd]

Consumer Reports??? Bahahahahaha!

[@RahShanProductionsMTU]

Isn’t Nissan rogue the most fuel efficient gas suv

[@uco1235]

Adding the ford maverick qualify your video as fake news.

[@exceedinglyaverage1179]

Buddy has a mavericks hybrid that chooses when to start and when to not start, brand new he jumps it a couple times a month 😂

[@hertzair1186]

CR is no longer valid. I have a 2020 Infiniti QX80 and it has been totally reliable. It’s the Nissan Patrol chassis so built like a tank. Our Arab friends pound all over the desert in theirs…

[@spitsoup]

But really this is an “ad” that tests nothing and proves nothing. It’s just someone editing available video and reading what Consumer Reports wrote in their annual car test publication. This isn’t an authority on anything it’s just using some organization’s report and telling us, against the Va drop of stock, public video of cars. It isn’t an in depth reoort, it’s jut editing in the domain video and telling us what CR said. YT is full of this. My personal fav are the guys who do weather reports in their basement.

[@Seraphim401]

Disliked for using AI voice.

[@thefinelement]

This text is AI generated and the voice is AI too.

[@Paulsplight]

Whomever created this video spelled Maverick wrong in the video.

[@auto-Insight-yt]

what's the name of the song playing in the background?

[@paulkelly4731]

The Prius Prime is unobtainable... none on lots, none to be ordered... you'll only find them on the west coast

[@tgr.4550]

I wished that Subaru offered an ev platform

[@yarpos]

they have more sense, the way the market is turning its seems to be a good choice. They may get sucked into a joint venture I guess.

[@Ravzie]

They do. The Solterra. It is not well reviewed.

[@RandallDenison]

Every one of these vehicles are from Japan. What a coincidence being that consumer reports is owned by JAPAN! They put in one American vehicle to make it look good.

[@yarpos]

Probably a bigger coincidence that Jaoanese companies have been building quality cars all over the world. My Hilux/Tacoma was bulit in Thailand. 600, 000 klms and still going strong.

[@jimpie231]

Strange report……cars with the drivers seat on the right in many videos. Also, I have a car with adaptive cruise control and I considered this and lane hold, must have features, and this wasn’t mentioned anywhere in this video? PS: My car with adaptive cruise and lane hold is a 2017 Toyota RAV4 XLE, which I bought new in March of 2017. Would never buy a car without these features.

[@DanontheDrive]

You spelled Camry wrong - on the intro - CAMBRY and Maverick MAVERIK

[@jimh4005]

After having had a car with a CVT, I will no longer consider purchasing a vehicle that has one.

[@robj2704]

Not interested in the plug-in hybrid. I have a hybrid that I don't have to remember to plug in, so I'm doing fine. And, wonder how many people living in apt. complexes bought the wrong hybrid.

[@tommccutchan3508]

That Forester has its steering wheel on the wrong side

[@MichaelDawson-xl3zb]

Toyota Pry-us??

[@sbalak]

Toyota has blown it with spotty reliability and greedy arrogant dealers. I will NEVER buy another Failyota.

[@tubewacha]

I hate the infotainment system on the new Crosstrek. HVAC should be dedicated now on a screen.

[@raymayoh]

1967 Dodge power wagon ,best.i like mine.

[@OscarRodriguez-ry1cv]

dang the rav4/prime didn't make the cut 🤯...

[@malcolmmarzo2461]

Consumer Reports no longer has as much credibility as it did in years past. I learned that when I bought a new VW Passat in 2000, based on CR. Great looking design. But the worst car I ever had in terms of reliability - including all the used vehicles I've had. Subsequent years of other owner experiences proved VW quality to be in the dumpster too.

[@MichaelSwanson-j9l]

Sorry you had problems with your Passat, but we have always had a great experience with VWs. Generally, CR doesn’t give VW the time of day, they are so biased.

[@robertbandusky9565]

A friend who owned the Subaru, had ALL four axels fail under 70,000 miles🤔

[@adelhartreisig9020]

A friend🤣🤣🤣

[@twobeagles1365]

Sounds like a promotion for hybrids, Auto's I will not own.

[@nrich5127]

Everything was going fine until they hit the Ford Maverick - from the company with the greatest number of recalls - are you kidding me? I have zero confidence that this vehicle will have long term reliability.

[@knightryder3757]

That candy apple blue isn't available in the USA or Canada as a color choice for a '24 Crosstrek, so where in the heck did that car in the video come from??

[@bicycleandrccars568]

what happen to Honda

[@marksybrant5847]

Give me a Subaru anyday!

[@ae747sp5]

Prius got no rear seat space or head room now

[@trippinwithdumas1382]

This is AI.

[@OnlyMeee-ie3dw]

I used to trust CR until I bought a 2020 Camry in Dec of 2020. CR gave high ratings on the Camry though Toyota were replacing tens of thousands of engines, transmission problems among other issues. Toyota left the engine problems for the customers to find and tried to hide it. I should have realized there were problems with the cars when there were so many 2020's on the lots. Before 2016 when I tried to find a end of the year deal all the Camry's were sold out or spoken for. My 2020 Camry ruined a 30 year trust of Toyota products. The 2018 Camry was the start of the Toyota problems and it's been going downhill since.

[@thejesser501]

I noticed they didn't use reliable with the Ford Maverick LOL can you say recalls!!

[@jamesstuart3346]

Maverik?

[@ronl2463]

CR accepts donations don’t they???

[@bobknight6394]

i dont want your opinions i want the facts and figures!!! i want how much horse power mpg and 0 to 60 times state the facts

[@scottlowell493]

yeah, some dude was bragging about his $50K lexus, and it had a piffling 180hp. That's Far from perfect.

[@joer1678]

Toyota cvt is not like other cvt transmissions. It has a separate motor to assist making it much mor reliable