DO NOT BUY These Cars! They Won’t Last 60,000 Miles and Will Bleed You Dry!

[@pierrelalonde3705]

I have a 2007 Toyota Corolla with over 600,000 miles with no major problems. Replace oil and filter every 6000 k's.

[@michaelobrien4723]

I have a 2006 and have 350,000. Its the one car I will never get rid of

[@gingerhunny]

I have a 2003 Avalon with 135k miles.

[@peacefulheart9348]

Toyota’s are very reliable. Keep up on regular maintenance..oil and filter changes, etc. Taking care of those small things before causing bigger things then your car will last. ‘Take care of it, it will take care of you.’

[@annmorganwoodard9535]

Yeah, that when cars were made to last. Today to many gadget that are not needed. They are money catchers for the dealer😢.

[@Drtbykr1]

That’s great for wallet, I had a RAV4 that was awesome that I bought new. Drove it 11 years. I got sick of driving it and it didn’t have any “soul”.

[@cactusjeff]

I have a 2008 Ford Expedition with 230,000 miles. No engine or transmission issues. Still going Strong.

[@cesarclarorodriguezalfonso1745]

What he said about the Ford bronco was a complete lie. Four Broncos never had and never will have a 1.5 L engine. That engine does not exist in Ford bronco.

[@jimcoulter5877]

Hey this is where the saying "BUILT FORD TOUGH" comes from.

[@lindabass8785]

Gk

[@stevejohnson5477]

I have a bad attitude

[@sherijulian8069]

​@@cesarclarorodriguezalfonso1745The Bronco sport does use a 1.5 liter 3 cylinder look it up. Not something I would be interested in but it is listed on Ford's site under available engines for the sport.

[@marvinalexander5883]

I own a 2001 Toyota Corolla X. Bought it in 2015 and no major issues to this day and so far 300,000 miles

[@dianeferguson1074]

Toyota! Get your hands on one and never let go!!!!

[@irmalindadesiderio6018]

They don't make them like they used to, that's for sure!

[@brigittej5158]

Corollas are great

[@williamdavis231]

To be fair, I am an automobile technician and business owner. Yes, I am self employed and understand that a newer car isn't necessarily a better one. In fact, it's the newer vehicles that keep me busy. I personally own 6 vehicles. The longest running ones are: a 2004 GMC Yukon XL SLT, 5.3L/4L60E/2WD with 274,900 as of today. I also own a 2001 Chevrolet Suburban LT, 8.1L/4L80E/4WD with 224,700 miles on the clock. BOTH vehicles sport completely original powertrains and show no apparent signs of deterioration. The 8.1L truck does use a little oil (about 1qt every 6K if driven on secondary roads exclusively, 2 quarts if significant highway driving is thrown into the mix.), but that's par for the course as I have observed over the years in both mine and customers trucks. Lastly, I own a 2001 Acura CL Type S with 323, 000 miles on the original engine, but second transmission to date. I wouldn't trade any of them for the newer offerings, though. They don't seem to be engineered to last beyond 5-7 years without a major failure. It's a shame, really.

[@coolroy4300]

I had a 2005 Colorado. Things were starting to go bad ,needed new break systems .I traded it in on a fully loaded 2020 Escape and I love it . Except for the recalls of course lol I'd never owned a fully loaded vehicle Better not to know what you're missing .It has the smaller engine but it's surprisingly peppy and useful for its size .My driver side door is in the process of being replaced. My advice is buy a vehicle from the nearest dealership lol

[@duanepayne1805]

My son has a Chevrolet Suburban with 274,000 miles and still runs good. Never had a breakdown.

[@mrvang8077]

Yep! They're only as good as the warranty that comes with it. Past that point on its a hit or miss mix of problems as they age and get worn. And also depends on what type of material they use to make them.

[@taekwondoya]

Former car dealer & shop owner. Certain models I would like to deter you from purchasing. These are some of the vehicles I would not sell. 1, Transmission Issues: Chevy Cruz, Chrysler Pacifica, Dodge/Chrysler Minivans, Dodge Dart, Nissan Rogue, Sentra (If you don't abuse them, it's OK). 2, Mini Cooper (Issues A to Z).

[@Politicalooza]

Give me a list of vehicles that can be abused and not give issues? I'll wait.........

[@riverlady982]

Define 'abuse them' I have an idea but wouldn't mind a little clarification. I buy everything I own used and never pay more than $3,500 at a time, then use it for 4 or 5 years, and resell them again but always do general maintenance regularly. That does include replacing struts and so forth when needed. Between me and 2 friends of mine who also work on vehicles we have our own lists of vehicles that we will never buy. I wish I could name them right now but I have a migraine messing with my memory recall.

[@missylavender2745]

I have Dodge caliber after 50000 miles the engine or transmission sounds funny ! Every time I gave my friend a ride turn on the engine they jump and ask me what is that .bring to a mechanic and they try to charge me 16 thousand dollars to fix it , including labor and that car always over heat and stop me in the middle of the road .

[@robertjohnston3658]

Correct on every car! All shitbox cars that are nasty, badly engineered and a manufacturer that laughed at you when you bought one and then expected warranty support!

[@luckyguy600]

My 2007 Dodge Caravan has 305,000Km on her as we speak. Runs like a top, and I do my own repairs and inspections on her. My new Toyota Corolla Cross just sits beside her wanting to be driven, but I rather drive my Caravan. Proudly made in St. Louis Mo. Cant drive two at the same time. Call me old fashioned. Burns about 1/2 a liter/ 3,000Km/ oil change time. Tranny is perfect, and original. I suck out about 2 liters every 8,000 km and she runs as good as new. Sadly this will probably be the last vehicle that I will own and be RELIABLE. Parts are cheap now too ( she is old as you know). Happy Motoring folks in Canada.

[@Dan-nt2yb]

I purchase $2,000 used cars and they ALL last me 4-5 years. Why anyone thinks spending $40,000 plus on a brand new shitbox car is anyones guess.

[@toyotaphil54]

Same here! They blow through so much money, especially in depreciation. The only new car I ever bought was not my most reliable car. Many older cars outdid it by far!

[@petergerritgroen3157]

Hired a New Kia Ceed. Looks nice, but drives crap. After 1 hour you'r ptss..

[@denp28]

I bought '09 Ranger manual for $3,500 works great

[@walangbuhok1]

I bought a 2003 C230 Kompressor Sport, 167k miles 4 years ago last month, October 2020. I now have 228k miles. It still runs very good. $3000.

[@jamessmyth5949]

You're a wise person. Unfortunately clever marketing appeals to people's wants and then their actual needs get put on the backburner. They just have to have the $70000 Ford pickup that's got trouble with a capital T in its history because they need to look cool in front of their mates instead of the $2000 Corolla with proven reliability history and is all they really need to get to work and home everyday, will probably last them another 5 years with minimal trouble and when it does is something relatively minor and inexpensive to get parts for and repair.

[@olinlee4329]

My 2001 toyota tacoma has 290,000 miles and still going strong, thank you Lord.

[@tomking1890]

Lord had nothing to do with it. It was good engineering.

[@kdbwiz]

@@tomking1890 you think? 🤔 😂

[@leeenfield4900]

Onlinelee2931 - Bet you chg. oil & filter regularly...

[@timmatheny-lo9ze]

96 Tacoma 195k it’s a keeper.

[@CowboyPants-h5p]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sugarfree6377]

Back in the 90s, I used to listen to the brothers "Click and Clack. Great advice on vehicles. They laughed at people buying Jeeps. I pretty much have stayed away from Jeep.

[@Mhay777]

I have owned more than 50 vehicles in my life. I bought 3 new others used. Have owned Fords, Chevy, Chrysler, VW Nissan, Honda, BMW Few other brands. Have owned 5 Toyotas they are great. Right now driving a 08 Ridgeline with about 155k on it. It's a great reliable truck

[@marvinjayparis7396]

yeah,it depends on how you maintain your car,if you maintained it well,the car will last long, that's the secret,even how cheap that car is, right

[@alvindanica]

Since 2012, we bought 3 different toyota car (2010) Innova, (2017) Fortuner, and (2023) Raize. All this 3 cars we never brought to any mechanic for any repair, aside from regular Preventative Maintenance. Toyota is very reliable. That is why we never change brand 😊

[@gregdelong1539]

This was a really good and well done video. You put out a PSA that will save people from experiencing a nightmare. Thanks.

[@garyspear285]

lol

[@DanielMena-s4t]

We own a 2007 Ford Shelby 350 Mustang GT. Has 135,000 miles and is still in great shape. Thank you LORD 👍

[@Widebody20]

Of all the cars i have owned i never owned a Mustang and i am very sorry for that. A Shelby is so cool.

[@CowboyPants-h5p]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@williamsporing1500]

I’ve got a ‘08 shelby. It’s only had a couple small issues.

[@RonaldSkancke]

I hope you don't think 130k miles is something to brag about. I haven't had a car in years that didn't have 200 to 250k on it

[@sjm3430]

I rented a Rogue last June for 8 days. It was amazing! Very smooth, spacious, comfortable, powerful, and very easy on gas! If they can solve these long term problems, the Rogue will really be a winning vehicle that I would buy as my next SUV.

[@FranBushardt]

I Had Rogue for 1 Week on a rental and Hated THAT THING. Nothing was logically placed and a STUPID CONVOLUTED AUTO SHIFTER was Ridiculous..

[@dwightdenton525]

Over a year supply sitting at dealerships! Nobody wants it!!

[@llee2096]

Ok all new vehicles are pretty. Get real ... They solve these MAJOR ISSUES the other issues will surface. 😊

[@marvinjayparis7396]

it depends on how you maintain your car well, maintenance is the key

[@jamesmartin7282]

FYI, the Bronco Sport is NOT a Bronco! It is a unibody CUV never intended for off roading. It's essentially a Ford Escape.

[@georgefitter7656]

I have a 64’ corvette coupe, all original and easy to work on. A real head turner and I always choose who sits shotgun!

[@kevinwilson9589]

I have a 2000 Ford Explorer 302 V8 engine with nearly 300000 miles, still runs.

[@johnchenger7219]

I have a 2006 gmc envoy over 3 thousand one it too

[@luckyguy600]

Well there you go. See they wont all blow up. And you sir should visit Las Vegas real soon. You have Luck!

[@michaelcaban2686]

It's all about the new models today dude.

[@dankean8319]

I was test driver at Ford! We had an Explorer with the 302 with438,000! This 302 could still roast both rear wheels without power brake it and it’s not an oil burner! Special note! Your explorer has Ford performance parts on it/ bigger throttle body/ heads ect . 1997-2001 it was the last chance to save the old pushrod v8 . Ford said they would not ever use the pushrod motor anymore! 😂😂 they now have the 7.3 Godzilla and the 6.8 v8 !

[@waderivers99]

Toyota best manufacturer in the world. My Camry went over 500K and mt Highlander is going strong at 279 K.

[@rickbackous1041]

Most of the time you would be correct. Somehow, I bought a brand-new Camry in 2009 expecting to keep it for 20+years, it turned out to be the biggest POS I've owned since the 80's when everything was junk. Lucky me, I guess.

[@rdhudon7469]

They are not unionised and pay competitive wages as well.

[@sheilak2835]

I Agree! Toyota Camry is the best car on the road✅

[@angelagreen778]

Have a Sequoia, best SUV ever!

[@ChesterSm-ge1hb]

Toyotas do not like me, I've owned several, all but one gave me headaches. I've owned Hondas, Mazdas, Subarus, Nissans. Wife and I both drive Hondas currently

[@patfallon3027]

Hi there, I live in South Australia, I just bought a 2002 Ford Falcon ute for 3000 dollars and had 260000 kilometres on it in April this year it's now done 280000 because I use it for work, I can say that I can put the key in the ignition and turn the key and it will start and it will go anywhere, it might be a bit thirsty but that's OK, that's how they are, at least it's reliable

[@brianjob3018]

Mate, if that was $3K AUS ($2K US) in Tony A. inflationary times, then I say a great deal! (I admit that when I see "Falcon," I go nostalgic and think automatically that any descendant of Max's Interceptor has to be good! Lol.)

[@rsmith2217]

I can’t say the same about the Rogue I’ve own one for 13 yrs (2011 -Sl) it’s all power sunroof, cruise control etc. it’s loaded and it’s still going 🤷🏽‍♀️ I love it ✌🏾

[@BeverlyMorgan-zh4wr]

You bought the best year for them. Hang in to it. The newer cars suck!

[@chatrkat]

Exactly what happens when two key issues are at play. Ridiculous gov’t fuel economy requirements, and manufacturer’s attempting to save every penny per new vehicle.

[@timslater566]

I have a 14-year-old Honda CR-V with almost 200,000 miles and it drives just fine.😁👍

[@zpatrickz81]

I have a 97 Lincoln town car and have no problems other than gas mileage, only about 28mpg on the highway. Only paid $2,800 for it and it's going strong with NO problems!

[@grownwoman3000]

2009 G6 Pontiac 4 dr got it used 3yrs ago have 170,000 no engine issues drives great i take care of it change oil regularly will keep it until it falls apart paid 2300❤

[@donaldcary7259]

I also have a 2005 Lincoln town car with 245,000 miles running like a Swiss watch 😂

[@dwana3292]

103,000 miles on a 2015 Nissan rogue. $ 9,000 dollar transmission change and on the road again. I will NOT buy another vehicle with CVT Transmission!

[@TimohMoore]

Me too 😢

[@russburkert3778]

@@TimohMoore me 3

[@joenaps104]

Don't by a Nissan honda/toyota/subaru all make a great CVT transmission

[@bobbytries2023]

Did you ever change the transmission fluid?

[@lp4926]

I have a 2008 nissan rouge. Replace the transmission once. It has 111.000 miles on it. No problems since the replacement. I change the CVT fluid every other year. No problems since then

[@reallymatt6494]

I bought a 2023 GMC Yukon 6.2L. Only 15 months old on its 3rd engine. Requested buy back only to get run around. Final had enough trade in for a different brand. Lost over 12k in 9 months on trade in.

[@bellebellebelle5485]

I bought a Saturn and it has over 160000 miles on it. I paid $4000 for it. It’s well maintained.

[@davejohnson3093]

I have a 2018 Nissan Pathfinder with a CVT trans with 110000 miles on it. I added a trans cooler and change the trans fuild and filters every 25000. So far no issues.

[@Paul-fj2mm]

Changing transmission fluid + cooler + filter every 25,000 miles is that normal? compared to other cars, of course NOT... why Nissan car manual doesn't even show that specific 25,000 mile required CVT maintenance service? Why they blocked the transmission fluid filler (for only dealer service), when other cars have a transmission oil dipstick instead? JATCO manufacturers NISSAN's tranmissions are just crap!

[@mikenn1734]

You keep changing that oil. You're going to get screwed by that transmission in a big huge way and that thing is very expensive to repair and Nissan ain't going to stand behind a guaranteed

[@latinman67]

Thats the only thing keeping it alive.good job

[@BUGSY-lq3os]

NISSAN matters !

[@chatrkat]

@@davejohnson3093 My buddy’s ‘21 Rogue had right near 225k on the original CVT when he sold it. Highway use mostly. I do find it hard to believe but I know the man well, it is the honest truth. But that is not the norm for a Jatco transmission.

[@rdhudon7469]

Toyota and Honda are the only manufacturers that build quality . The rest you are owning at your own financial risk . If you want a Mercedes , BMW etc.. lease it , don't buy.

[@keathy1960]

Mazda is better then Honda Toyota 😅

[@mitochondria417]

I love my Chevy Silverado. I did my research and got a V6 engine that does not have cylinder deactivation, so I avoided that problem.

[@pjespinal5037]

Thank you for that bit. I want a Silverado to replace my s10.

[@josephchen2131]

2022 Nissan Rogue SV here with mix use of daily highway commute and part time Uber/Lyft city driving, in over 2 years I racked up 118k km, my engine is strong and peppy like day one and CVT smooth like butter, only thing I replaced was one of three engine mount at 90k to address vibration issues, other than that it’s just oil change every 5k, if this isn’t reliable I don’t know what is, fuel economy is excellent if not best in class for a non hybrid(6.2 ltr/100km multiple times)Car is paid off in 2 years with all that lyft and Uber trips. One very happy Rogue owner here

[@dirtyjersey4672]

I think you just jinxed yourself! I doubt you get 50000 miles more out of it. But, good luck.

[@josephchen2131]

@@dirtyjersey4672 thank you, another 50000 miles won’t take me long, will report back to this post when I hit it, I also owned a 2013 Nissan Quest until this year, 125k km in 11 years, no issue at all with the CVT and we all know they VQ is strong, paid $25k CAD new and still got $10k for trade in, now wife drives a CX-90 mhev, that car also got shit on for its jerky transmission and doubt over the unproven powertrain, but wife loves it, I have to say one common trait all 3 vehicles share is that they’re all made in Japan and that gave me the confidence

[@williamrossetter9430]

You are very brave!

[@FredX-ul4sv]

Try Prolong engine treatment change oil every 3k ,for severe service "taxi"..

[@thrumylens1]

7

[@LloydMaxwell-c9i]

Why is this USA allowing these vehicles into the country????

[@rickbackous1041]

Chevy truck, into the country? I believe it was already here. As for Nissan the partnership with Renault and Mitsubishi has taken this legend straight to the toilet.

[@rdhudon7469]

Why does the big three build such low quality products always needing government subsidies ?

[@brandonskiv5907]

I LOVE THE CHOCOLATE TEAPOT PART. LOL 😆 🤣

[@Ummo2850]

Thank you. Enjoy explanation and reasons in detail. Appreciated

[@gabrielafranco4457]

My 2008 Nissan Versa lasted 17 years with me; NEVER left me stranded; just did required maintenance.

[@shelliecarlisle7586]

I had a versa that was an amazing dependable car also.

[@joenaps104]

Nissan where better back then now they are garbage

[@marvinjayparis7396]

maintenance is the key

[@richarddenny5340]

I had a 2005 Ford Ranger that I drove for over 275,000 miles. The engine was still strong when I sold it to a young kid who is currently fixing the rust damage on the truck

[@elisabethseeger5837]

I have a 2010 Ford edge - 269,000 miles - only 1 expensive repair - a water pump replacement $4000. Runs great!

[@Barbara-j2p]

Did you add a zero? 4000 seems like a lot for a water pump.

[@massimo625]

Thanks for the video.

[@bobmarchetti8878]

Disposable vehicles at a premium cost. What a deal!

[@bradbowles1153]

The biggest problem with budget vehicles are the budget owners. They don’t care about maintenance and drive their vehicles like race cars.

[@Widebody20]

Great point. MAINTENANCE!!!!!!

[@marvinjayparis7396]

yeah that's true and without proper maintenance

[@RGVPrisoner]

Had a 2022 Chrysler Pacifica, hybrid, last year before I traded it in on a Volvo. What a piece of crap it was. It was always in the shop. They would not even give me a loaner when the air conditioner went out in July. They said it would be two months before they could get the parts to repair, but since it moved, they would not give me a loaner. I immediately took it to the Volvo dealer and traded it in as my dogs and I need air-conditioning. I’m so happy that I see that the Dodge and Jeep and Chrysler dealers are having problems now. They deserve it karma. Please do your work and put this crappy company out of business.

[@kevinvoyer5053]

Yea take a guess on who owns Volvo? People’s republic of china! Yep communist china comrade. Truthfully you would have been better just paying for gas, instead of saving a few on gas for highbrid tech. Or if you insist on hybrid buy a Toyota!

[@chien-shengtsai8626]

Wait until you have to pay for repairs on your Volvo. Yikes!

[@fakebrake]

out of the frying pan and into the fire.​@@chien-shengtsai8626

[@borisfohrman3133]

It's a chrisler.

[@robtans5042]

Anything from Stellantis is a Junk DODGE

[@kathybrown3964]

Have two Chrysler Pacificas. A 2022 and 2024. Love them. No problems to speak of.

[@TedJ71]

2018 Sierra and 2016 grande Cherokee , bought both new and no problems at all !

[@slammingconcrete]

Had a 2023 rogue as a rental on vacation. 14k miles, drove it like I drive my own vehicle. After 1 week, there was a serious knocking noise in the engine, and when it started, it shuddered very bad

[@kennethramsey5957]

The shudder was the cvt

[@hobojon44]

the twin towers and titanic and Chrysler have same problem someone that wanted to cut corners.

[@chien-shengtsai8626]

Rented a regular Chrysler Pacifica for a move. It was great.

[@chatrkat]

@@slammingconcrete a close friend in TX reviews new cars every week for his weekly radio show. Aprox 2 years ago the new Rogue he received for review lasted about one day then suffered a total CVT failure.

[@luckyguy600]

Brrrr, not much fun on a holiday somewhere where you haven't an idea where you are let alone get it repaired or replaced. Tough spot indeed.

[@crreaasbaum]

Our Nissan Rouge stop when we were in the third lane, driving 70 MPH! Thank God we were not killed! How is this legal!

[@kennethramsey5957]

I have a 2015 Rogue. It has been great with 178,000 miles. People keep saying, just wait it will implode.

[@carljenkins5092]

We have a 18. So far no issues.

[@kennethramsey5957]

@@carljenkins5092 change the transmission oil every 30,000 miles. Oil changes. I have had front end repaired. Struts also. Brakes. Battery. That’s about it.

[@shellyviescas4205]

I have a.2016 Rogue over 60,000 miles with no problems.

[@kennethramsey5957]

@ if you haven’t changed the cvt fluid it’s time.

[@YanZhang-t6z]

My 2019 Nissan rouge drives like a charm. It is 86000 miles now. I had a tour from Southern California to Northern California. No problem.

[@YanZhang-t6z]

I drove it with Uber gigs before. You know how tough it is on your car. No problem either. I am not worried at all about this car. I tested several cars before I decided on this one. It drives good.

[@toddw.8277]

Our 2019 has over 100k. We bought it used with 33k for 16k. We always knew we will just toss it when something big happens. We got it for such a great price we got our money out of it.

[@glennavants5655]

I checked a lot of reviews before purchasing a Rogue and found them to be very positive. One review said they were approaching 400,000 miles on theirs. I think somebody needs to fact check this video.

[@Jace28142]

I had a Roque and there was not one thing I liked about it. Thank goodness I was able to trade it in for a car I’ve loved since day one. …six years and counting.

[@olbermannhater]

The 3 cylinder rogues are the problem.​@@glennavants5655

[@wesalexander2693]

Hybrids, in theory, are a better idea than a full EV for many people. But unless they are well thought out and engineered, can be a problem. We bought a 392 Jeep Wrangler in 2022, and we absolutely love it, overall reliability has been great, and the performance is off the charts. Just don't expect great fuel economy.

[@imelusb1528]

I bought 2004 Volkswagen Touareg V8 5 years ago from guy who admit he didn't change oil for 45 000 miles. So far i just did brakes , pulling 6500 lbs camper every summer in mountains.

[@DonnellHall]

I have a variable compression. Mercedes Turbo. Its actually a Infiniti QX 30 same as the QX 50 engine and drive train. Fun car to drive 80k mile. Real good looking car.

[@christinamessina4705]

Malibu, 2012, nearly 200,000, no major issues. I have owned three malibus in different years. All have been no problems!

[@brucelovely4360]

I bought a 2011 hylander. Just rolled over 100k miles. Looks great and performs perfectly

[@marrvinquick2058]

Nissan Rogue lefted me stranded twice regarding tranmission issues. Wouldn't take it if you gave it to me. First time was under warranty but the second time nope. Get this NOBODY wanted it as a trade in ,Nobody ! I had to have it towed. I brought a 2013 BMW X3 it died also, dealer tried to replace with a used ,it didn't work,so they had to replace with a New tranmission, so they stole it and sold it to another customer, when i came up there they lied,so i used my keyfab to show it was there and their liars. Auto City in Tx true crooks.

[@BehzadFazely]

Super thanks

[@pamsummers1176]

I have a 2011Toyota Camery under 30 thousand miles she isn't even broke in yet !❤

[@Critter_Clips]

2006 Honda pilot, 265k no engine problems, a bit rusty underneath but runs great!

[@garymaclean6903]

The two flaws in this analysis, and the misperception of most customers is that: - (A) - a premium-line brand is going to be 'more reliable'; (B) - an SUV is going to be 'more rugged and durable'... MANY manufacturers use the exact same drivetrain in their upscale vehicles as in the lower-priced brands. Toyota and Lexus are a prime example, where on many models the same engine and powertrain in the Toyota models is exactly the same as in their Lexus models... If anything they are more loaded with electronics and options that are more likely to fail over time... SUV's also use the same engines and drivetrains as their non-SUV models, with the addition of AWD capability. They won't be 'more rugged'. If anything, with the extra weight and higher wind resistance, there's going to be more load, and thus faster wear on their engines and drivetrains, in addition to worse fuel economy that's a given...

[@RonaldSkancke]

Yeah they all get the same milage as my 1000$ chrysler town and country van. What a 40k $ joke they All are.

[@sarafields1873]

I have a 2014 Ford Edge best car I have ever owned , only had to replace the air this year 2024 haven't had to do anything else major, just tires, breaks, and wipers. I love my car

[@Mr6384]

I bought a 24 Rogue. There is no risk to me since the Nissan dealer gives a lifetime power train warranty. Great video

[@dannydan7203]

This is the most hilarious 😂 car review I've ever seen 🤣 awesome, great info...

[@guyallphin1295]

AMEN

[@joshuacollins7398]

I have a 2017 Mitsubishi outlander Sport AWD. I have CVT. I brought it in 2022. With 71K on it. I have 104K it now.

[@mnj640]

I have a 2017 diesel. Got 140k on it. No problem

[@joshuacollins7398]

@mnj640 I wish the USA Mitsubishi outlander Sport had diesel . I glad you made it 140K.

[@janugee4561]

I have a 2014 Mitsubishi outlander it has been dead for 6 months it reached only 139000 miles, Toyotas go beyond 300000

[@RonaldSkancke]

Too bad anyone thinks 130k miles is impresive.

[@suzanne9622]

I have a 2023 Honda HRV and I am retired so the mileage is low. I am hoping it will last many, many years. Honda seems like a high quality brand.

[@kimlee3607]

Am driving a Buick Century 2001 Two minor repairs last 2 year. Great workman ship.

[@evanaabraham2763]

Rogue, qx50 Infiniti, bronco, Pacific hybrid Chrysler, Jeep 4xe, Wrangler, Chevrolet and GMC trucks, Silverado, Tahoe suburban Yukon.

[@fredsangalang5839]

My 2006Nissan Sentra,CVT failed at150k,I never learned,bought 2010Rogue, it lasted up to 200k, CVT went "limp" while driving in hiway,very scary. Now I own Subaru Forester built in Japan.

[@katsiduzynski488]

Foresters are ok. But some can nickel and dime you. Good luck with your car!

[@paulking4908]

200,000 miles on a transmission is the minimum you should hope for.

[@RobertMarshall-d2n]

not a fan of any four cylinder engine and think turbo chargers are just asking for problems, and a 3 cylinder just is not what I want in a 4x4 vehicle. I like a good solid v6 with a long history of being trouble free.

[@HR-wd6cw]

For 4WD/4x4 vehicles turbos and 4 cylinder or even 6 cylinder engines don't make sense, and one reason I don't understand why manufacturers are dumping their V8's for 4 and 6 cylinder turbo engines. Most V8's were bullet proof (although some, from Ford and Chevy, had issues). But like the Toyota Tundra V8 was discontinued, and replaced with a turbo 6 cylinder which I don't understand. Same for the Tacoma (although I think you can still order a V6, but the standard now seems to be a turbo 4 cylinder).

[@EndOfThings77]

​@@HR-wd6cwIt's a woke government mandate. The communist CAFE is the government arm.

[@srjwildcat3589]

LOVE my 6 cylinder, but unfortunately any vehicles that aren't behemoths do not have them anymore. I have looked EVERYWHERE. Can't find one. Thought the Mazda CX-70 was gonna be the answer but it's as big and expensive as the CX-90. Mid-size my A$$.

[@cristianboldisor1175]

I don't agree with the idea that CVT gear boxes are unreliable in general. Toyota has also been using CVT's for quite a few years and they proved to be fairly reliable. I don't particularly like Nissans but they are not the worst SUV's on the market.

[@lindadobberstein2035]

I still drive my 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix with 130,000 miles purrs like a kitten!

[@VickieMillican]

I bought a used. 2006 Gran Prix and no major repairs needed

[@binevanit]

Is a mechanic I'm driving 1996 dodge caravan with 250,000 miles with the original engine and transmission, I've been replaced few things like alternator, radiator, tiers and so on timing belt, and definitely change the oil at 3,000 mi or less and the van runs like new still! I can trust my van 100 * more than technology cars we have today, are nothing but pain in the butt, also have 02 Tahoe 200+ and still runs like new.forget u new cars.

[@cristiandumitrana6510]

This EVS ARE coffin on wheels With all respect for TRUTH and KNOWLEDGE

[@masonkanterbury3007]

These are ICE.

[@user-ul4kw4gr7h]

Facts

[@Drtbykr1]

My daughter has a QashQui and all these videos and reputations about CVT’s are keeping me up at night. It’s interesting the amount of Rogue’s in my city, they sell like hot cakes. Rogues, trucks that cost as much as two Rogues, Civic’s and Tesla’s are rampant. BUT, if there are three cars, one of them will be a Subaru Crosstek. It’s amazing.

[@engineerssachbaat558]

I have one Toyota Sienna 2005 at 230k miles , everything is working as of new vehicle and still going strong

[@okmrocksU]

GM is also not using quality parts, in its other systems either. If you A/C looses it charge, it is probably do to a leaking evaporator. This requires complete disassembly of the dash to replace, with the final repair cost being around $2,000.00. And of course, they replace it the the same poor quality part.

[@halsd5857]

I’ve had a 2018 Nissan rogue and now I have a two 2020 if you take care of it, you don’t have problems

[@timmccullough348]

Hi I have a 2023 Rogue which I bought new two years ago and Ive had no issues with 24000 miles, I like the car

[@Childfree334]

You're only at 24,000 miles. Of course you haven't had any issues yet. 😂😂

[@hiccup17mark84]

My son bought a 2016 GMC truck in 2016. It has never given big problems like your talking about. He still has for 8 yrs really good condition and never had a big problem your talking about. Sure it’s has tune up minor fixing here and there but never paid a lot of money. It has over 2,000 k but still in good condition

[@derklavierspieler7491]

Pay attention. He is talking about the NEW GMC, not the older models.

[@SharinnSachtleben]

I have a 2015 Nissan Murano, SUV. It’s not been in the shop one time because of failure of anything. I love it. It’s beautiful and a joy to drive. I beg to differ with you.

[@derklavierspieler7491]

He is talking about the NEW ones, not older models.

[@megatarot4313]

I bought a 2022 ford territory with 20Km on it. Drove for 2km and the CVT transmision broke. I was told no replacement here in Brasil. Told would be 6 months to get one. Never buy anything with á CVT TRANS

[@AllenMurphy-le8sw]

You’re exactly right thanks for helping and helping the American people pick vehicles that were perform for them and give them the value that they pay for especially when most of them are at 40,000 now and vehicles are going up every year

[@mzbeegrier539]

16:40 Tesla made the evening news here in Michigan for their failure to perform during the cold .....a lot full of Teslas wouldn't start cause of the cold weather 🙄

[@timslater566]

Plus they’re uglier than Hell!👎🏻👎🏻

[@JorgePerez-jg5cm]

I spent 500 bucks on a car that lasted about 2 year had no mechanical problems.

[@mrvang8077]

Some people don't always know what they want when it comes to reliability. People just buy it for here and their features and they completely ignore the rest. They don't think about the long-term investment of their hard earn dollar. When buying a new vehicle, it's best to do a thorough inspection of how well the vehicle was designed and built. There shouldn't be any compromise when you think about value. If it doesn't look right nor feels right after a thorough inspection. Chances are the vehicle was never designed right to begin with and therefore NOT worth the investment. Never settle for less than what the vehicle has to offer. Attentions to detail are critical when buying a new or use vehicle. Does the value of the vehicle worth its weight in the long run are what you or anyone should be thinking about before shelling out a huge investment into a new vehicle. The long-term cost of maintenance also plays a critical role. Every piece of the vehicle has to look right and are in the proper layout that just made sense in logical terms. You want to get your moneys worth well past the manufacturer warranty. Otherwise, there's just no point in getting a new or use vehicle.

[@fredzag2452]

To find out if your engine is good open up the hood and listen for any engine noise. A good engine runs very quite. If someone tells you that engine runs noisey don't believe them..

[@RonaldSkancke]

Hahaha. My 92 5.9 cummins diesel is so noisy you can't talk on the phone if it's running. That's how they are and have been since forever.

[@hiccup17mark84]

A lot of people bought GMC around here where they pull horse trailers, camping trailers around here GMC is the truck for us

[@munecaeburro]

I learned the hard way with the money pit unreliable nightmare with 2 BMW’s. . Sometimes you just have live the experience

[@raylouis]

A CVT transmission is the same thing that is in a Snow Mobile.

[@angelagreen778]

My optometrist bought a 2024 Dodge Ram truck. One morning taking his 3 children to school, the brakes went out. He pulled onto the grass easement to slow down, but then the children noticed flames under the truck. They all bailed the truck and ran to safety. The truck burned continiously to the bones. Come to find out, the gas plug built into the fuel tank can hold over a liter of diesel and gets hot and can burn the truck down. Unbelievable!

[@PinkyGodley]

New sub, thanks 🙏🏾

[@melanielynnrkein6231]

Really needed info

[@michaelkelly9230]

Do not buy Range Rover, The engine did not last 70,000 miles. Shame for the manufacture.

[@BUGSY-lq3os]

Đony buy any Limey product but Royce ...

[@PumaPete]

I used to drive them off the ships coming into the US. They felt like junk when they were brand new.

[@MarshaCooper-b2r]

I was warned about this car too!

[@GoetheCronshaw]

Great video. I am a new fan of your channel and I love your vibe. Also, I can't tell the difference between the two Bottega bags, the kislux is close and cute, so that's enough for me. I will bring my friends to buy.

[@robhegel2568]

Please! Enough with the "chocolate teapots", "elephants in the room", "Russian roulette" and "ticking time bombs" over and over and over. Poorly written, overly wordy. Makes the same points repeatedly before finally moving onto the next car. A waste of time.

[@billlazars3976]

Great choice of words to describe any Nissan/Infiniti

[@HoodsGlobal]

****I understood and value the information he provided. He is not an English teacher.

[@markrouse2416]

Must be a Jeep fan.

[@bdw66]

Yes, definitely. Could you give us a list of the offending models at the beginning. Then have an indexed video with the details of each. I was bored by halfway through and gave up.

[@Himsofinee]

LMAOOO

[@CarolStevenson-e2o]

What about 2014 JEEP Cherokee Sport 4×4? And 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe? How good are they?

[@theref1968]

My 2017 Rogue has 205k on it and no issues. I pickup my 2024 Rogue Saturday. Cant wait.

[@larrylebowski8386]

I have a 1971 Chevy Vega that I’ve owned since it was brand new. It hasn’t run since about 1976 but it’s still at my uncle Lloyds farm in Indiana.

[@MicheleLane-qb4oo]

I have a Nissan Rogue 2016 just towed away 250000 miles. But a deer took it out. Many miles. Not too many troubles with it

[@Stonevoyage2000]

When you have a brand new car and it breaks down during the first few years of its buying term, always use the term it’s a manufacturer defect. The dealer cannot argue with you because it’s true that it was the manufacturers fault that this issue occurred

[@rogerdonoho4924]

The worst part about these troubles is that every manufacturer has known about them for many years. The cvt transmissions from nissan, and cylinder deactivation engines from gm. I dont understand why they do nothing about them. Reliability is the greatest reputation any of them could ever strive for. Less technical assemblies from their pasts had good reputations.

[@chrluc]

Imagine this, you’re cruising down the highway in a chocolate teapot on the titanic and here’s the kicker your car manufacturer is trolling you. It’s like you’re playing Russian roulette, and your transmission is a house of cards!

[@johnburyk4421]

I own a 1987 GMC pickup and a1994 mustang GT. I will never buy car 2000 or newer. That I can’t repair