Questions, Coffee & Cars Episode #18 // Regular or premium gas for my car?

[@concerncitizen8763]

You guys should have a bloopers video just for laughs :)

[@tushar98]

Excellent perspective on EV and Hybrids. Adapting hybrids over EVs makes so much sense👏

[@lgbunbury]

I just love your questions,coffee & cars segments! I learn something new every single time… Please keep them coming!!!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you so much, glad you are enjoying them.

[@patrickirish8110]

I, like many, continue to enjoy these QCC vids. Great insight, and the occasional (friendly) disagreement between you two keeps it honest. Cheers, and enjoy the day!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thanks, really glad you are enjoying them.

[@dansanger5340]

I love QC&C. Watching it is such a happy and pleasant little break in my day. I agree with Zack on "just get what you want." That's why I got an EV. I had been waiting for an EV for many many years, before they were even practical. And, when they finally became somewhat affordable (at least some of them), I got one. I got a VW ID4 because it was a good value, and am very happy with it. But, I probably would have been happy with any of the similar small electric crossovers on the market, since I love electric drive. I know Andrea is not a fan of the shifter, but I thought it was intuitive. Different strokes.

[@hereigoagain5050]

Great fun! Poured myself a cuppa and tuned in. The Buick Regal TourX was such a beautiful long-roof and an incredible market failure.

[@nlken7175]

You guys are %100 right with the Hybrid PHEV. Cheaper and it will lower the CO2 the same.

[@frh-freerangehuman]

Great segment as usual 😊 off topic but my son drove my bronco sport today. He said “too many buttons” lol I said no it’s perfect, I’m old haha made me think of Zack’s love of buttons where buttons should be.

[@AdrianW_photo]

Love your point about paying interest on packages. I am sure many people don't realize that. Having learned an expensive lesson on a new Lexus years ago, I no longer purchase the extra packages in the "business office." A Lexus dealer convinced me to purchase the seat and paint protection package as well as tyre warranty. Three months after the purchase, a crack appeared in the passenger seat. The dealer blamed it on me, even though I didn't have a passenger. Was never fixed. As for the tyres, there was always an excuse that the warranty company didn't authorize replacements as the tread was not within the threshold. Interestingly, another Lexus I purchased some years later didn't have any extra warranties; I was often pressured into replacing the tyres because of so called lower treads. Like Lexus, but now understand that all dealers make extra $$ on extras so have been firm about not purchasing extras.

[@kimle01]

Go straight ev is due to study found people don't plug in their phev and hybrid still using lots of gas. They try to let the market playout but 20 years it didn't goes anywhere so full EV transition is the way to speed up R&D.

[@LeonEaves-qr5hz]

I am 84 years old, almost 85. When I was a youngster I loved to drive. I stepped on the gas and the car sped up, because there wasn’t the rear of another car right in front of me and another in front of it. There was a certain amount of freedom driving in the 1950’s that we don’t enjoy today.

[@michaelgarvin8621]

Another great video guys, Zack great information about not buying those packages from the Auto Dealer👍👍☺☺

[@marcellavallee4670]

hello my name is Marcel, for a french speaker , your english is very easy to undersstand , sales of SUV are increasing at the expense of sedan cars , it seems to me that if the manufacturers would built more hatchback , so lighter weight , cheaper than suv , and more cargo space than a sedan the sales could move , idon't understand that there aren't more hatchbacks on the market , the buyers don't really need vus, but more cargo space

[@James-kd2cm]

I’m in total agreement on pushing hybrids or plug in hybrids first over full electric for all of the reasons you have listed. Thanks for the great video content.

[@jsfbay1]

I'd do what Zack said for the M3 M40i - get smaller wheels! I don't care about the looks, I love a smooth ride 🙂

[@hereigoagain5050]

I agree. I never understood the fascination of large wheels. They are supposed to be "sporty," but race cars have substantial sidewalls.

[@LULC0759]

Married to a ex military guy… the motto is hurry up and wait. After 40 yrs we’re always early for appointments or whatever. It irritates me when people are late and it’s arrogant behavior on their part.

[@jaybou007]

True dat, for all the extra fees dealers try to get by you. I bought NONE for my 2021 Wrangler Willys and went a la piece afterwards with third party for what I truly needed. I saved close to 2500 $CAN just shopping what I truly needed around. So don't fall in that "you won't be able to buy it afterwards" trap. If THEY sell it, somebody else is too. And for way less than the dealer.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thanks for sharing this, we couldn't agree more.

[@markhall3434]

I have a 2024 Kia Carnival, VVT, Dual Direct and Port Injection. Compression ratio is 12..3. I tried 93 and Wowie.. + 3 MPG plus idles like an plug in electric. Major Difference, Night and Day. Runs OK on Regular, but it's jumpy, can almost hear it ping, unstable power delivery. W/93, the Torque just off idle is way up too. Worth it for me.

[@peterhowells8509]

On time?....lol. If my wife and I say we will be there at a certain time....we will, and you can bet on it! But we have family members who agree to that time and are consistently 30 min late. Drives us crazy!

[@HelenFire420]

I think the answer to about why other manufacturers can’t match Toyota’s reliability is because they are ether trying new technologies all the time, or they don’t have the money to create quality products. Toyota not only has the money, but they tend to use old tech and put all their money into making lasting cars, rather than fun or interesting cars (typically)

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

A lot of motorists around the world suffer from what I like to call ‘anti-stationwagonism’. And a lot of the times, I will use that word and say ‘because of anti-stationwagonism, now they can’t have nice wagons’.

[@rickelliott3277]

Test drove VinFast 8 Plus today in Toronto. I was surprised at the quality of materials and ride comfort. Pleasantly surprised. Yet my expectations were very low based on KZbin reviews

[@elde667]

You guys are the best!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Awe thank you!

[@cruzingrsx4484]

Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge it was a really enjoyable show!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!

[@scottburke4800]

You nailed it when it comes PHEVs, hybrids and EVs. Hybrids and PHEVS are the next step until we can get hydrogen fuel cells to the point where we don’t have to be concerned about cost, storage and infrastructure.

[@danhall3450]

It is incomprehensible how the policy makers / politicians fail to see the folly of going full speed forward for all EVs. 🤪There are so many reasons not to, starting with price, electric energy generation, and charging issues. How are the huge number of apartment dwellers and others who park on the street most of the times supposed to charge their EVs??? Either they are insane, deluded, trying limit car ownership, or getting some sort of financial benefit from these policies. 🤔

[@randylondon9462]

Great videos and info, fun to watch - question - Why cant some one make a 20k affordable hybrid?I was around when the " old" beetle in the 60's and 70"s was such a hit. Thanks

[@margies5906]

I really believe the reason many people are driven whether they know it or not why to the SUV the higher-up car is because when you're in a sedan and you get a big old SUV or a truck behind you, well guess what their big old headlight beams are? They're flooding your mirrors their flooding inside of your car with light and it makes it harder to see at night😬 I love the station wagon. When people would ask me, " hey what's your favorite car? I would say a station wagon... I would list all the many reasons why. But now I too want an SUV because I feel safer on the road.

[@10OF9OFBORG]

Great video and questions Andrea! I think don’t buy EV vehicle..yet, buy hybrid for now until the EV vehicles are improve the range and they drop the price so everyone can afford it then. Cheers! ☕️☕️

[@andreaspencer9813]

It sure would be nice one day to be able to buy an affordable EV.

[@10OF9OFBORG]

@@andreaspencer9813 I agree!

[@squirreldriver]

Just like the vehicle itself, dealer maintenance and extended warranty packages have an MSRP. If you want to offset the cost of financing (and them some) just ask the finance person what the best price for a package you're considering. In my experience, they'd far rather sell to you at a discount rather than let you walk, because the F&I people are salespeople on commission. My experience only extends to the U.S., Canadian law or practice may differ.

[@hopnhike]

Another 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ episode!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you so much, we appreciate that!

[@mact5]

I like your idea of 80-90% of drivers driving hybrids and really knocking down C02 emissions.

[@Oldtymehockey67]

Love your videos! Would it be possible to add the average cost of upkeep for each vehicle you review?

[@wadedixon9890]

I agree with a bloopers video. If you have enough material. 😜

[@mikeblack6953]

At that dealer meeting Zack spoke of, you can bet your booties the "made in Mexico" car was thoroughly inspected before the Mexico vs. Germany presentation. All I know is that I've seen my fair share of relatively new VW's with a rear running/brake light out. Maybe the wiring harnesses are made in Mexico with poor quality control and shipped around the world so it makes no difference where the car is made.

[@In-obscurity-n7j]

One look between the Ford bronco and the Mexican built bronco sport will confirm there is a huge difference.

[@sammyt3514]

I think Zack makes a valid point about why the Toyota Crown exists; since the large sedan market segment has basically been obliterated and the Crown is now the only offering in that segment, it'll have a monopoly on whatever little demand that still exists for large sedans, which may well result in enough sales to justify its continued existence. The fact that it's only offered as a hybrid (2 versions) gives it a better shot of attaining that goal since demand on hybrids, especially Toyota hybrids, is at an all time high these days.

[@fabulousoffroaddesigns5080]

Ford actually will let you add factory warranty even on a used Ford as long as the original warranty has not timed out or miled out. So at 4 years 11 months and 98,000 kms on a used F-150 you can still extend the drivetrain warranty.

[@deniselanglois6193]

Still looking for a very comfortable suspension SUV and a little bigger - now I have 2016 GLC300 but it’s just too firm - thinking of Highlander - Palisades … do smaller tires give you a softer ride?

[@geralde3355]

Great show. But Andrea is correct, it's Zed, not Zee. This is a Canadian show. ❤🇨🇦

[@ScubaSteveCanada]

They engineers aren't chasing "electrical problems," they are chasing poorly written software running the vehicles.

[@darrellhorner500]

THIS WAS A VERY INTERESTING EPISODE 👍

[@bertadelaudebri7179]

Enjoy your recent videos; however, l've soon discovered that most vehicles showcased are either unavailable in Eastern Canada unless one is willing to wait indeterminate periods for a "possible" delivery at a future date! For this reason, we opted out of the market until availability is significantly increased in our target market and liked specific brands.

[@josuemelendez4300]

Love your vids. Just want to clarify, though: Mexico is part of North America.

[@bcluett1697]

With a vehicle being so important and expensive the quality control is a must and i understand people getting quick to anger with a lemon. I have a lot more trust with a company like Ford or Toyota that will admit there's problems and you get a fix down the road. Hopefully not a immobilizing problem. The companies that lie or gaslight people are nuts. There's no way you don't get caught up in a recall from a class action these days when you lie and people remember that. That's why FCA has the hole to climb out of now. I hope they make it. It seems like the domestics have learned the lesson.

[@Bobinindystuff]

Now that we're retired, we're traveling more, so question for next time: What under $40,000 small SUV is the quietest road car? Thanks.

[@tornonet35]

Life's to short to worry about breaking down on the side of the road in the middle of winter

[@randahlbeach]

Let's reduce CO2. Its a NO Brainer!!! Hybrid & PHEV is the way to go to help planet earth. Me - I'm an ICE guy with lots of torque (E63S 4Matic, X5MComp or X6, 911 Turbo S conv, Huracan Spyder + DB 12, etc ...) Luv your shows guys - Very Canadian too. Zack is such a LUCKY Guy!!

[@bluetocop]

rvr love mine with long warranty never had problems

[@jsfbay1]

You don't think Toyota will bring the Crown Estate to North America? I would get an RS6 but insurance would kill me. I'd settle for the A6 Allroad.

[@denault3985]

For the last question...maybe you could go with a 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport, which looks like a VW Tiguan ...but is more fuel efficient, longer and more reliable.

[@maxvista]

You guys are fantastic ❤

[@meanwhileinsooke]

Love these!

[@IKnewMickey]

Toyota made their reputation on basic 4 cylinder models like Camry Corolla and their small pick up. Many other Toyota models are only slightly better than their competition if at all.

[@bluetocop]

May I add RVR GREAT CITY CAR EASY TO DRIVE and cheap budget car we also have Rav4 but for the same money i would look a corrolla cross or Taos OR subaru Croostrek

[@dvanremortel]

Boom! Another great one

[@Motormouth...]

Boom!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@bryanjames2426]

Dude! Andrea is RIPPED!

[@Mrnovanova]

I get the exact same fuel economy with my NX 350h whether I use regular or premium.

[@acchaladka]

It's true that the youths ("da yoots!") don't want to spend money on cars, and also, what's cheaper and usually more convenient than cars in metro areas, is mass transit. What's cheaper still is walking and cycling, and once you start using transit and cycling you realize what an absolute pain in TIME as well as energy owning a car really is. You then also might realize for normal folks it's a similar cost to live in a city and use the occasional rental or pay for delivery, as it is to be in a suburb and 'forced' to own a car. I love driving, but I hate traffic : last owned a 1989 944t and now have an EV for chores, it's fine. More car brains need to wake up to this imho, a car is for fun and we all win with better transit.

[@kellingtonlink956]

One of my neighbours just put an Audi RS6 in their driveway. It is all black. It is both sexy and masculine… but seriously… its a bit much to look at. The more I see it, the less I like it. Odd. The S8, on the other hand, in my neighbourhood is a totally different. I walk my dog the extra two or so blocks, just hoping to see it (an XJR, a Huracán, a Grand National, locally as well). I often wish we had the exotics/classics/luxury cars that most Vancouverites must see daily. Thanks for the video.

[@LafemmebearMusic]

Unfortunately every VW AG product I’ve owned I got Audis and vws and all of them dudes far sooner than they should with meticulous maintenance he’ll when I sold them back to the dealer they commented on the amount of records I had.

[@jsfbay1]

We bought a Corolla in 2017 and the finance person didn't try to sell me *anything*. Of course I had told the salesman ahead of time that I just wanted to buy the car (and only the car) and leave.

[@efejoao]

Saw Zach today driving an SL63 like a boss ;)

[@Motormouth...]

What a car!

[@efejoao]

@@Motormouth... it’s one of my dream cars (for when I can afford to have more than one)

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@efejoao We also have the AMG G 63 this week! Tough life!

[@robertt9342]

I don’t think internal combustion is a long term solution for our transportation needs. Is the current EV solution the endgame, absolutely not, it is just a step in that direction. With this said, hybridization of IcE is probably the best midterm solution.

[@josephbrown4651]

Regarding premium fuel, I was told by my mechanic that during cold cold days of winter a tank full of premium is like adding a gasline antifreeze.

[@IKnewMickey]

Was that info from years ago? Just asking because the ethanol has been added to "all" modern fuels in North America for years now and acts just like GLAF. Some premium fuels like Shell Premium has no ethanol added whatsoever. Buying little bottles of GLAF is no longer required, if they're even sold anymore.

[@foxlake6750]

The bigger question with Mitsubishi, are they going to be in North America in 5 or 10 years. Not the end of world, but any used cars are orphans and resale prices can reflect that……

[@64ramonlopez]

Thank you guys for saying Mexico makes good quality cars..

[@katietatey]

My Mexico-assembled VW Jetta from 1995 was the absolute worst lemon ever. I would never buy another VW after that car. IDK if it was due to being assembled in Mexico or not, but that was what turned me to Toyota, and I've never looked back. That poor Jetta had so many unusual problems, it was ridiculous. And I'd often meet another owner at the dealership when my car was in being serviced, that had experienced the same weird problems (electrical issues, tailpipe falling off, door lock cylinders popping out, dashboard lighting going out, trim pieces falling off etc).

[@Motormouth...]

You are right, nothing has changed in 28 years! Only everything

[@Platos-Den]

Question for Zack and possibly Andrea. Which is the better all round car, the Camaro ss or Mustang GT? Trying to make a decision. Thanks.

[@Andre-cj3ec]

Guys, you like Alfa Romeo & PHEV? The Tonale PHEV has arrived in Canadian dealerships. Looks like a compelling package and you can actually get one. How about a review!

[@kevinn1158]

X3 is about to be redesigned. I think in the fall. The M40i is 14/15k more than the Base X3 so you better really want that extra power. Having driven the M40i it goes like a rocket but is that what you want? Re: Station wagons.... makes me so sad people don't care for Wagons. It's the Allroad and the RS6.... that Outback isn't a wagon. BLAH

[@NewYorksFinest1]

That's true... When I flew to get my kia Sportage hybrid they tried to make me sign an extended warranty and I said No cuz the car already has a warranty and I wanted just the car and please don't try to upscale me anything else. Done. Out the door with just the price of the car. I did end up paying the taxes in my state

[@carapapenfuss2663]

Uber adds up though…… N I too hate being late n never been!

[@jsfbay1]

Love these videos. Also look forward to Zack returning to his Sunday evening live show.

[@brianbelmont4100]

Miss the Sunday show

[@vedikpolavarapu]

When are you reviewing new chevy trax? Eagerly waiting

[@andreaspencer9813]

Not sure, we are waiting for it to arrive in Vancouver. Our Buick Envista review will go out on 07/11 which is based on the same platform as the Trax. Make sure you check it out.

[@LeonEaves-qr5hz]

What do you think of buying service like Sams offers?

[@LeonEaves-qr5hz]

I haven’t used any like service yet. I have just heardof good things for these services.😊

[@generationsautoreviews998]

@10:03 Please give your viewers the whole story! Yes you can get a third party warranty later on but there’s conditions that must be met to do so. 1) you’ll have to go into a repair shop and have a complete safety check done to ensure no outstanding issues are present. 2) the warranty could end up being more expensive due to age and mileage. 3) not all third party warranties will cover the most common issues such as infotainment systems which can cost thousands to repair or replace. Please be mindful with your recommendations as people take your advice without knowing the whole situation.

[@andreaspencer9813]

You always have to do your due diligence but you can get a warranty later on. However it may not work for everyone which is why some buy the extended warranty from the dealership when the vehicle is new.

[@Motormouth...]

You can get a warranty and of course the car has to qualify, what we are saying is that paying in advance isn't the best use of money

[@weirdshibainu]

Even though you don't celebrate it, Happy Fourth of July from the U.S.!🧨

[@andreaspencer9813]

Happy 4th of July, hope you are enjoying your day.

[@robertt9342]

I don’t get the “etching” service. If the police need to identify the car by these random etching marks because the regular vins are gone, I don’t think I want what’s left of the car returned.

[@THEREALTJP]

Before they get rid of cars completely... they should turn them into hatchback & wagons for a generation and see how well they sell over SUV's

[@ctclardy]

Reliability scores are usually an indication of the future resale value... the lower the reliability score usually the lower the eventual resale/trade-in value...(1 exception, Jeep Wranglers), but, if you are going to buy a car or SUV it would behoove you to research the long term reliability... you don't want to have to pay out constant costly service and maintenance bills after the car runs out of warranty and the total value of your automobile purchase is the initial cost minus the service/maintenance costs, minus depreciation (resale value)... so, if you pay the same or even a little less initially for an unreliable lower resale vehicle your return on investment (ROI) is not nearly as financially wise when you do eventually sell or trade it in... look at both reliability and depreciation in order to make a prudent buying decision.

[@THEREALTJP]

I'll have to disagree on where the cars are built...I have a 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid & it was made in the Philippines, which has serious issues compared to the ones built in Japan. 😬

[@abebueckert5269]

I didn't want this video to end haha

[@JL-hl2lm]

It saddens me that I am now relegated to buying only used cars. Aside from the European car manufacturers no one is making a regular gas sedan. I recently purchased a 2019 Cadenza which has also been discontinued. I detest the ride height and feel of an SUV or crossover and those who are making sedans are going to hybrids or electric. Eventually I can see where I will be buying 5 to 10 year old cars just to drive a car that I will feel comfortable in

[@Serenezhu1995]

Wow, the skirt is very beautiful. Andrea always dresses well.

[@tudoriusmaximus]

Do you think it’s worth it to pay more for a premium large SUV like Volvo XC90, BMW X5, Mercedes GLE, VW Touareg, Audi Q7 or are you getting a better deal with Kia Sorento, Hyundai Santa Fe or Toyota Highlander

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

Get a CX-90 and the best of both worlds

[@scottrandell4281]

Reliability is always a controversial subject. Everyone knows someone who swears by the cars they drive and also someone who will never buy xyz brand of cars. Sometimes you get a lemon while other times you get that perfect car that has no issues. I've had 3 Dodge Challengers and other than 1 minor plastic trim piece cracking on the 1st one, not a single issue. But lots of people think Dodge is trash. Mine have been perfect. My wife's 2016 Malibu has also been perfect while her previous one was garbage and caused us nothing but headaches. Definitely never buy 1st year of any car, regardless of manufacture. Anyone who has worked in any industry knows what it takes to get the initial bugs out in the 1st year or 2 of any product. Worse now with so much software and electronics in all new cars. Wait till year 3 and you'll be much better off.

[@333halfangel3]

Are Indian made vehicles available in North America.?

[@dekelanson5280]

Ford Ecosport is assembled in India.

[@333halfangel3]

@@dekelanson5280 tks!

[@dekelanson5280]

@@333halfangel3 You're welcome.

[@CalgaryGuy71]

The problem for me with VW is the cost of maintenance. $$$$

[@Chiroman527]

I really like your car reviews - thorough, with solid info reporting the facts and your impressions of the ride. Great presentations, professionally done. I wholeheartedly agree with the EV vs Gas/Electric Hybrids. IMHO, after doing some research into the EMFs emitted form EVs , the ever present danger of unextinguable Fires [Check out what happened in Florida after Ian hit last early fall - at least 25 House Fires ignited from the EV parked in their built in garages after getting wet with salt water & huge EV charguing Fields buried under water ruined after the expenditure of Millions of $$$$], Too expensive, batteries won't last and Whta the hell are you going to do with the batteries as they expire! Only Fools Rush In. Personal Question: Is this your Day Jobs?

[@TalismanPHX]

Volkswagen dealership service network is a gigantic cluster... As the previous owner of a new Golf and a new Jetta that both had mechanical and electrical problems from day one, requiring multiple service visits for the same problems. The 2004 Jetta was the absolute worst. It got totaled in a wreck and I cried..... tears of joy 😂

[@acchaladka]

2004 was twenty years ago. Yes, over two decades ago VW electrical systems had widescale problems. Still finding alterkockers pretending that those problems imply anything about VW today. As Zack said, it's robots in Puebla or robots in Germany. You choose.

[@IKnewMickey]

My brother is a VW dealer tech and a damn good one. I asked if I should buy a Camry or a Passat. He said Camry so fast! He said cost of repairs and maintenance over the time I'll own it would greatly favour the Camry. The Passat just costs more to keep on the road.

[@in_the_kootenays]

My experience with Volkswagen is 180 degrees from yours. My first new car was a 1980 Scirocco. That was replaced with a 1997 Golf CL. Both went over 300K km but don't know the exact number because the Scirocco odometer stopped working at 250K and the Golf's reset to 0 at 300K. I got my money's worth with both cars.

[@deyaoren]

I don't get the EV argument. When I bought my EV, I was open to hybrid, PHEV and pure EV. My criterion were simple: 1) fastest one I can get; 2) no dealer markup. Not single hybrid came through, no mention PHEV. They were just not available. It's not like, if you hand 200 kw/h battery to Toyota, they can make 100 hybrids today. There is no one else to blame but legacy car makers themselves. If there was a prius, rav4 prime or marverick available with no markups. I would have bought it. If anything, one should buy the most efficient hybrid, PHEV or EV. That Range Rover PHEV has 38 kwh battery, but only 48 mi range. Give batteries for two range rover PHEV, EV makers cam give you an EV with 300 miles of range. I am not sure that kind of PHE is the best way to use batteries.

[@pantera6]

Will you review a Chevy blazer ?

[@Motormouth...]

yes

[@gordonsamuels4405]

Hello, i did not hear the two cars/brand you guys mentioned that is reliable. The gentleman talked over is wife. Can you state them please in your comments. Thanks!

[@JezzaTheChamp]

They said Lexus and Toyota.

[@carbonio28]

Still think reliability is BS on VW, BMW, Mercedes, Audi and most car manufacturers except Toyota and honda.unless you only take the first 2 years into account 😏

[@noName-kn1lx]

Ram lol on top for quality. I didnt know you were making s comedy

[@blown9646]

Whether it's made in Mexico, or North America😂😂 I kid, and know you know!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Lol! Yes I meant to say United States not NA. We could have easily deleted the question-and-answer but we thought a slip-up is okay

[@blown9646]

@@andreaspencer9813 definitely ok, thanks for all your work you guys put in to deliver

[@bobcabot]

what´s all about that Hutsi-Tutsi?!

[@brio8826]

Tuscaloosa trash cans aka Mercedes ML ……… no it matters where it’s built!

[@bassandtrebleclef]

3 year reliability studies are useless when the average age of a car is 13 years. Show me a reliability study of an 8 year old car with 80k miles. Show me what happens out of warranty.

[@jrr3558]

You are les meilleurs !!!

[@msmoniz]

Let's face it, with auto manufacturing(hell nearly ALL manufacturing) being standardized, automated and computerized, where it's made and who is assembling, when it comes to the established automakers, it is almost removed from the equation. It comes down to at best, geographic job protection, and at worst, racism/racist tropes. Especially with people commenting they would never buy a Chinese manufactured car...from their Chinese manufactured computer/smartphone/tablet! 😏