These 5 SUVs Have the MOST Reliable Engines!

Today if you want a reliable SUV, you have to get one with a reliable engine. This video contains 5 of the most reliable SUVs available today because they have 5 of the most reliable engines. So check these out, and I'm betting you're going to be surprised by a couple of them.
Or maybe you knew already...let me know in the comments below.
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[@LB20278]

Not clearly stated, but the Lexus 3.5 V6 is the same as the Toyota engine. Why don't other manufacturers follow Toyota's M.O. If it works, don't change it. I almost said " if it ain't broke", but for some brands, they can't help it.

[@ECPP]

I totally agree, but I think they are trying to remain competitive and innovative

[@simonlangmead7]

Toyota believes and exercises in continuous improvement. They make changes to all of their engines. BUT, the changes are very subtle and carefully thought out. What’s often called, mature design. Take a proven design and make it better very gradually. NO, reinventing the wheel.

[@TheOzthewiz]

Toyota is a "conservative" copmpany. They the SAME basic designs longer than other manufacturers, allowing them to get the "bugs" out, resulting in a reliable prroduct. Toyotas are not as reliable as they once were before the turn of the century because their new president started pushing quantity vs quality to get a better "bottom" line! Toyota STILL has the most consistent quality year to year.

[@alabama2uz]

Some brands only manage to build a good engine by accident.

[@dariusslay279]

So many brands do just that I don’t know what land you live in. They share most of the sales stuff because they want to lower costs by using the same things. The difference between Toyota and others is that others aren’t afraid to take risks, Toyota cars for the longest time was barebones. I mean they introduced Bluetooth so late when other companies are adding WiFi elsd rear steering etc. You should be reliable when your car offers nothing, that is standard across the board.

[@mr.c493]

How about the 5.7 L V8 on the sequoia! Great engine great transmission. Very reliable and smooth!

[@robrees8382]

A very good friend of mine in Edmonton bought a Ridgeline a few years ago with the 3.5 and it has been bullet proof so far. His girlfriend loved it so much she bought one too!

[@GoBills1990]

I think it's interesting that 3.5 liter engines made just about by anyone, are usually bulletproof

[@martyi398]

Common trend is adding the turbo engines for increased fuel mileage to satisfy CAFE requirements, although decreasing reliability and increasing maintenance costs in the future for the owners!

[@FBPrepping]

As long as users keep swallowing everything The Man wants to shove down their throats...boycott the dang thing and start making noise then.

[@xzombielar]

"A nice roof rack to haul all your projects to the dumpster" You know me too well my friend!

[@ECPP]

Haha, cheers

[@kingjulien9525]

Thank you for the free knowledge Sir!!

[@apache6084]

Good video.. say what year are the best., thanks.

[@jb6278]

Thanks ecpp for the content. Still waiting for your top five or ten luxury SUV's for 2024 video!!!!

[@Mj-CWO4]

You seem impressed with bells and whistles, in particular headlights, trim and badges

[@markwagner4909]

I love my 2016 Lexus 350 it only has 55k miles on it so I’m hoping it goes on forever as I keep up with its services

[@Blue-moon12]

It will.

[@ryangrissom1948]

My 2015 rx350 has 65k miles and runs like new. Take care of it and it will take care of you.

[@halestrum77]

I'd only lose sleep over the theft statistics if I owned a RX 350 😢

[@Blue-moon12]

@halestrum77 Believe it or not, a simple steering wheel lock is the best deterent.

[@halestrum77]

@@Blue-moon12 I agree. Just because most people don't use one the thieves will probably move on when they see it on yours

[@thomastheconvert8136]

I think it is about time another car company was mentioned in terms of reliability. In 2015 my cousin bought a Mazda CX5. Other than routine maintenance, replacing a battery and tires, he has had no issues whatever with it. I am purchasing one now, for much less than the comparable Honda or Toyota. Regarding the Ford SUV, I was taught that If you can say something good, don’t say anything at all. So regarding the Ford , I will just say………………..

[@ECPP]

Thanks and you will likely want to see part II to this video.

[@carloslozoya4732]

Not if it’s a 2nd gen cx-9. Too many reported cracked cylinder heads that require a new engine in many cases.

[@KPHVAC]

My brother and his wife have had 3 Mazda's in the last 15 years. Mazda makes really reliable vehicles, right up there with Toyota and Honda!

[@GoBills1990]

Got my first Mazda this year and freaking love it

[@KPHVAC]

@@GoBills1990 I was really hoping the Mazda CX-50 was taller and larger. Maybe the CX-70 will be what I'm looking for. I like the size of the Honda Passport.

[@classiccorvettesmusclecars5846]

The older Toyota V8s & V6s will last forever. The jury is out if these modern turbo 4S with annoying stop/start can last.

[@jsfbay1]

I'm quite disappointed that Honda didn't change to a timing chain when they redesigned the 3.5L to be DOHC with better emissions. I agree that it will run forever if you do timing chain maintenance, but changing the belt is *expensive* and something not needed (as often) with the Toyota 3.5L.

[@ECPP]

I hear ya. Time to get to the modern era

[@freddyhollingsworth5945]

My boss at work has a 2019 Expedition that he got new with the V6 EcoBoost and he can easily tow a 6,000-lb camper...he has 165,000 miles and not one problem yet...15 mpg city and 27 mpg highway that is insane for such a huge heavy vehicle...He said he got it to have the towing and the keypad entry to lock the keys and phones in when swimming in the lake...he said he will drive it till the wheels fall off...They have 5 kids, so they needed the huge amount of space...

[@XTudo22.]

17mpg city 24highway

[@oneandahalf39]

What are the year or years are you talking about on these vehicles? Thank you

[@kimmerkt6710]

I just bought the hybrid highlander compared it to the v6. Now I'm wondering if I should have got the v6? I was to the hybrid would last longer at both dealership

[@SheerMagnetismDarling007]

Excellent 👍 thanks 🙏

[@MohamedQureshi]

| would like to ask you a question, my brother, which one? Better driving and aggression BMW G20 or Lexus is 2021 please? Which is better, reliability? | know that the LexUs is better, but does the BMW really have poor reliability? For example, the oil cooler, loss of coolant, oil leakage, explosion of the coolant bottle. and what do you say in your opinion? Is it really a car that is not approved? I am talking about the 330/340/540. Is it really not certified because I usually tend toward a comfortable drive and a pleasant drive that I want in a car, but I was very afraid of the German, and I live in a country where fuel is considered relatively weak. What do you think?

[@izzy29413]

Wife’s boss had a 2022 expedition limited in which the dealership called her to tell her it was on recall but also park it outside the garage as it may catch on fire. She told them come pick it up and they told her no.

[@DAYASSABENJAMIN_7]

One day, I'll buy a Toyota SUV. TOYOTA ALL THE WAY!!!

[@maj8301]

TOYOTA is literally THE best in the world. Honda and Mazda tied for second place.

[@DAYASSABENJAMIN_7]

@@maj8301 Yep. And both mazda and honda are reliable brands too.

[@jamesdavidsmith4033]

Truth, excellent, thank you 😊

[@ChrisRobato]

Not sure whats the significant difference between the RX-350 and Highlander V6, both belonging to the same family, other than the Atkinson cycle. Might as well include the 1GR-FE from the 4Runner and the earlier Tacoma. How about missing the 1FZ-FE from the Land Cruiser, the K24 from the CRV, the 3RZ from the Tacoma, the 2TR from the Tacoma.

[@joeblack1052]

3.5 2gr timing cover leaks Plastic thermostat Surprised you didn’t mention The 4.0L 1gr found in the 4 runner

[@barrydraper]

Great list except for the Ford 3.5L ECOCRAP turbo. I have the last generation Lexus RX350 with the naturally aspirated 3.5L V6 and will keep it until the end of time. It's a somewhat boring, luxurious ride that had been absolutely reliable. Easily gets 28-29 MPG on the highway with regular 87 octane fuel. The Toyota Highlander shares the exact same engine, trans & platform. Both are equally reliable.

[@ECPP]

Oh yes that 3.6 Toyota engine is awesome

[@barrydraper]

@@ECPP 3.5L N/A V6, 295 hp.

[@kn-qz7by]

This would've been a great video to divide into segments.

[@randy74989]

Lexus and Toyota's 2GR family of 3.5L V6 engines are prone to oil leaks that aren't fatal but can be a headache for this otherwise great engine.

[@MGMidget73]

Owned a 98 Expedition Eddie Bauer edition. Loved it. Was going to get another Expedition but walked away when they dropped the V8. I walked away from Toyota also when they dropped the 5.7. Insane repair cost outside of warranty.

[@TheOzthewiz]

I agree totally that the V8 Fords are reliable. It's the ECO-BOOST engines that I would stay away from. Those turbos are okay under warranty, but once you get past 100kmiles, all bets are off. To replace a turbo, will cost thousands of dollars! The author of this video is making WILD assumptions about the turbo lasting 400k-500kmiles! Without turbo replacements? Are you kidding me? LMFAO

[@alabama2uz]

**Toyota has built long lasting Turbos since the 80s. My neighbor had a gas/Turbo pickup with 300k. He died before it did.

[@TheOzthewiz]

@@alabama2uz I agree! If anybody can build RELIABLE turbo engines, Toyota would be the one. It's just that a small engine with a turbo is REALLY going to be pushed to the limit with EXTREMELY HIGH internal engine temperatures. That IS NOT a receipe for longevity! Also, you have to realize that Toyota durability (today) is NOT what it was in 1980. Back the, everyone else was TRYING to catch up to Toyotas' STELLAR durability. Toyota WAS the STANDARD with the TPS (Toyota Production System). Today, Toyotas' priority is producing MORE vehicles, which means Quality suffers! I PERSONALLY would NOT buy any vehicle with a turbo! There are enough NA engines available that generate respectable power. Btw, you have to give Toyota credit for being among the first to use "dual injectors" on their GDI engines. Well done, Toyota!!

[@alabama2uz]

@@TheOzthewiz I own three Toyotas with V8s. Their biggest enemies are rust and politicians, and I don't have to worry about rust, here. 😁

[@mikefoehr235]

​@@alabama2uzKROWN RUST is the solution

[@Bxr400]

I like to know what you think about the Acura RDX models? What engine and what yr model?

[@tennnis498]

The early ones were smaller and sportier. They got bigger and more powerful. The early RDX I drove was super fun. A small Honda on steroids is Nirvana for me personally. And I like the MDX-SH. I think their lineup got big. But I expect Acura to ALWAYS be more fun than Lexus, unless you go to F-type. Personally love Honda, so Acura even better. But luxury car dealer service can be a racket, and complexity can prevail.

[@tennnis498]

I think the ‘07 was a 2.4 turbo? Fuel economy wasn’t great, but the kick from the turbo was fun. Great handling, clever interior, typical gorgeous Honda - nicer than my ‘14 CX-5 GT. But I’m a Honda guy.

[@tomkaufman3914]

The water pump on those v6's are inside the timing cover,when they go you pay$ 3200 if not more and could possibly cause engine damage.

[@Phi.D.888]

What! No range rover/Jaguar ? 🤣 Another great videos Mark 🤌

[@ECPP]

Coming soon!

[@md2k8]

So, the latest model of the third-generation, 2017 Ford Expedition MAX (extended-length) 4WD eight-passenger large SUV would be in most individual's lists, because it has the 3.5 L EcoBoost V6 engine, but it still has the six-speed automatic transmission. The current-generation has the ten-speed automatic transmission. These Expedition's are excellent for road trips. Thank you very much.

[@nysavvy9241]

Mark, I love the way you say plastic. LOL.... But seriously, I hate all the plastic on cars today.

[@erich964]

Did I miss the part where you talk about the 200 series Land Cruiser? Isn’t that the best engine ever put in a car or SUV? There are some other fantastic choices you listed but a Land Cruiser 200 series is the Lionel Messi of SUVs.

[@ryangrissom1948]

Land Cruisers are legendary!

[@JCNewsom]

2016 Pilot - Engine was great. Transmission went caput at 101K. Unfortunately that year was common for the AWD. Out of warranty - $8k. I’ll be a Toyota person from now on.

[@ECPP]

That is not an uncommon situation

[@arsims6350]

Hi, can you do the most reliable used cars, suv/crossovers -20 years old. The used car market is so expensive, for new car buyers we have to go older.

[@TeijoKhanfan]

How long can the Nissan Murano's 3.5 V6 last? Currently have 62K and runs perfect. I change my oil every 3-4K miles. I'm hoping 300,000 isn't out of the question. Also changing transmission fluid every 35-40K miles.

[@realityhurts8090]

Change cvt tranny oil and both filters If mechanic doesn’t know about two filters in cvt don’t let him touch it

[@emmo2850]

Hallelujah. Thank you for this vid

[@alfredyost7972]

What do you think about Ford Explorers? I drove my first one for over 200,000 miles before I crashed it. I then bought a second one. This one is also going strong. I only got front wheel drive and a V6 engines in both. NoTurbos. Thoughts?

[@ericmeyer4583]

Avoid them. Do research outside of Ford fans. Find something naturally aspirated. 4Runner if reliability is your thing

[@alfredyost7972]

@@ericmeyer4583 I have nothing against Toyota 4Runners. I also agree that staying away from turbo charged engines is a good idea. My Explorer has a naturally aspirated V6 engine.

[@nathanieltolbert1973]

An 5th generation explorer roughly 2012 to 2019 were good. Problems commonly seen are build quality issues like the roof rack , door panels peeling , and outside A pillars falling off . It does have an internal water pump which can be costly ( 1200-1500$) depending on where you are located. Other than that keep up regular maintenance oil changes, transmission service, coolant services and you will be fine.

[@alfredyost7972]

@@nathanieltolbert1973 That is very interesting. My old Explorer was a 2012 and then I crashed it. My current Explorer is a 2018. It would appear that I had two of the 5th generations. My 2018 is still running strong. Thoughts?

[@ontarioman6301]

We 3 cx 5.. the most reliable so far. My family have own rav4, rouge, crv, Forester. 350, 000 on 2015 cx 5. 260,000 km on my wife 2014. 73,000 so far on my 2019 turbo. The rav4 had more recalls than I can remember. The Nissan rouge was good, 180,000 before traded. CVT was starting to go. My sister's crv is good. AC problems. The Forester too many problems. Fuel line leaking, head gasket, wheel bearing, Subaru install new clutch that was slipping up hills. The icing on the cake. The cx 5 is like driving a Miata. However, Mazda needs to make better seats. No thigh support.this is the reason my wife traded hers for a Ford escape. The escape has 140,000 . It does drive well . Not as sporty as the cx5 but close. Hers has the 2 litre turbo. Also, underrated is the Mitsubishi outlander. Three neighbors have them with close 300,000 km. Toyota and Honda have gone crazy with their prices in Canada. My 2 cents worth, look at other manufacturers... Their products are cheaper and better. Mazda is one example but I am sure there are others. Toyota CEO comes out in public saying that consumers will have to pay over 50 grand for rav 4. They have also added dealers fees 1800 to 2 grand. I wish consumers will do more research. Someone at work wanted a used Rav4. He paid 36 grand for a 2021 with 63,000 km. I told him to buy a new cx 5 for that amount. He was so brainwashed that I could not convince him. After, 1 month he had to change all brakes. Also, complained about how loud it was. Well, did not want to say I told you so. There are 4 friends who bought 2 cx 5, 1 cx 30 and a cx5. All very happy, 2 were previously rav4 owners. When, they tried to get rav4, they were told they have to wait 6 months and the price was over 50 grand. That was the regular rav4. 😢

[@mackakiwinz4353]

Thanks for the great info

[@CharCharTV]

Can't go wrong with a Toyota or a Honda

[@TheOzthewiz]

There are exceptions: '18 Tocoma; '18 Civic ; '15 Fit ; '19 Odyssey and '17 Pilot. These vehicles are on Consumer Reports "Worst Used Cars" list.....April '22.

[@whomeverwherever]

My 1989 civic and 2002 accord EX were awful. So many issues. Axle boots and computer on 89 and axle boot + transmission issue on the 02 accord when it was only 4 years old. Will never buy another Honda. My 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport has been great.

[@CharCharTV]

@@whomeverwherever yea until you come across those kia/hyundai boys. A lot of insurance companies won't even insure certain model year kia & hyundai's due to the theft issue.

[@Doomzdayxx]

I wish Ford would make the excursion again, the ones with 7.3 diesels and 6.8 V10s were absolute tanks

[@avegozar6866]

How would you compare a Honda Passport and a Toyota RAV4? Which one is better?

[@tennnis498]

Isn’t the Passport bigger than CRV and smaller than Pilot. Don’t compare grapefruits to apples, the CRV is your other apple 🍎 .

[@newworlddisorder7210]

2.4 Liters on Honda Accord and CRV by 2017 is bulletproof engine.

[@zephyr332]

I’d be interested to know everyone’s opinion on the Honda 1.5 turbo in the 2023 CRV??

[@tennnis498]

They had a problem with oil dilution but it was an entirely new setup engine/turbo. Basically a motorcycle-sized engine, with a turbo which means it won’t generate much heat quickly in cold weather - thus the oil dilution issue. It’s efficient, and reliable. Honda has been very slow to incorporate turbos, for good reasons. I would trust that engine for sure, as I trust Honda. But don’t be stingy on oil changes. And if you drive it hard and long, maybe let it idle a bit before shutting down. And check your oil more often: checking level and viscosity. Maybe even see if it smells like fuel. Check with Honda to fully understand.

[@UD747RED]

what are the most reliable cars for under15K? Pls do a video...

[@phillipdale6765]

Thank you

[@ECPP]

You're welcome

[@navi6341]

1. Honda Passport 3.5 V6 2. Lexus RX 350 3.5 V6 3. Toyota Highlander 3.5 V6 4. Ford Expedition 3.5 V6 Eco Boost 5. Lexus GX 460 4.6 V8

[@ECPP]

Thanks for sharing

[@zeljkodjukic5889]

These legends engines they will last over 300 000 $ plus plus for shure some of the v8 toyotas they go over 1 milion niles ..this new engines turbos are pure pure garbage.....

[@keithball6480]

Surprised any Ford ECO Boost is on a reliable list.

[@waltchan]

Chevrolet Tahoe should be on the list before Ford Expedition gets it.

[@Shukura496]

Can you do full review on New Civic Type R

[@ECPP]

I will try to get my hands on one

[@largelarry2126]

We have a 300 series Toyota Land Cruiser that is built like a tank, solid and trouble free.

[@SparkySlow]

I like the highlander.

[@pennfootball71]

Ford Expedition has a 250,000 mile durability rating from the factory. The only trucks I know have this are Toyota Land Cruiser and Lexus LX models.

[@Moondoggy1941]

99 Ford Expedition is a 300k motor. Or first gen Lincoln Navigator if you can afford the gas.

[@prepidude80]

Hey Mark…. Could you please give us an insight HONEST OPINION on an 2021 AUDI Q5 SPORTBACK PREMIUM PLUS 45 Quattro please.

[@TheOzthewiz]

The '15 thru '18 Expedition is on Consumer Reports "Worst Used Car" list for reliability! Source: CR, April '22.

[@horstschoninger1265]

How can this guy say this crap on his You Tube Chanell? Paycheck from Ford?

[@TheOzthewiz]

@@horstschoninger1265I don't think he is getting paid by Ford. Quite a few KZbin car reviewers get information from Consumer Reports, but this guy DID NOT get it from CR!

[@Blue-moon12]

Agreed. No way is a Ford on the most reliable list

[@waltchan]

Yes, this is correct. 2014 Expedition is the last one with a 5.4L V8 non-turbo fuel-injection only. 2015 Expedition switched to a 3.5L twin-turbo V6 with direct-injection. 2014 Expedition was the last and final high-reliability Expedition.

[@wrotenwasp]

@@horstschoninger1265 Amen to that. I'll go along with the Japanese vehicles but Ford? After working in a Ford dealer and product development at Ford for ages, I had a first hand look that their quality control. No way. A 3.6 DOCH V6 GM/ LS pushrod V8 would have considerably less problems after 100K miles than that 3.5 DOCH V6 Turbo Ford.

[@raphaelfrancis4509]

Great list! Ford caught me off guard...

[@ECPP]

Thanks for watching

[@atx-cvpi_99]

The Ford 3.5 EcoBoost is actually a very reliable engine except in the transverse AWD configuration which has an internal water pump.

[@MrDuarteryb]

I was hopping a 2.7 was better than a 3.5😮😮

[@ZoneTelevision]

I'm rather disappointed Mark didn't talk about the ML320, 430, 500 or 55 W163 Motors.

[@ECPP]

Thanks

[@johndyson4109]

Dude! How about the CRV with the 2.4 VTECH? MILLION MILES AND MANY with ORIGINAL ENGINE & TRAINY!

[@ECPP]

Yes yes Na engines

[@blindtomdiy5918]

Sounds like the Honda and Acura are going to have a recall on their 3.5.

[@raymondmatava9285]

Timing belt in the Honda 3.5 is expensive to replace.

[@ECPP]

It does cost some cash

[@waltchan]

Timing belt is a huge negative. When it first breaks, most people sent the vehicles to the junkyard after 20 years. So, the new Hondas rate very low on durability now. You're better off with Chrysler's 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine instead.

[@keithbellair9508]

How much? Stupid clown Honda owners think $100 is a lot of money.

[@tv1canada]

My belt on 99 crv broke , I just put old one I had in garage , surprised car is still going .

[@jackson32]

What years does the honda passport have a timing chain instead of a timing belt? This is a big issue, as honda engines are interference engines, if the timing belts breaks, the engine is toast. Timing chains can last for hundreds of thousands of miles. The honda crv got a timing chain from 2002 onwards, before that they had a timing belt.

[@pcmarinaccio]

You left out Nissan Pathfinder engine that has been around for ever and has had no problems. I own a 2022 with no problems.

[@ECPP]

Thanks. Yes they have just struggled with some transmission issues in some years

[@tcz7742]

I've been driving Yukon's and Suburbans for the last 30 years with either 350 or the 5.3 V8s. These vehicles will drive hundreds of thousands of miles and are bulletproof with a minimum of repairs.

[@ECPP]

The older ones can go along time

[@jamesrichardson559]

Not my experience. Transmissions, engines and electrical.

[@brentleary2227]

I am the same sir. Love my Suburban and Yukon XL

[@markdiloreto9042]

had 5 yukon Denali's starting in 1997....All were great except the 2015...riddled with suspension problems!!

[@josephzhang195]

You have been a BMW guy, and you likes BMWs soooo much, I thought you are going to put BMW B58 engine into the list, so why not suggest B58 in X5 40i ?

[@bradofwar5960]

Not long enough to really know I think? I know some 340i have over 150k miles but don't know any x3 or x5 with that milage yet.

[@ronkrill2038]

2008 jeep patriot..now let me speak..lol...340,000 km and only things i replaced on the "motor" is the alternator pully and throttle body ,and all the sensors and PCV valve... runs great but i dont run the hell out of anything i own... change the oil every 3 months now the rest of the car...well thats a way different story ..$3000 later and i got a great car and spare car..where are you going to get a car for $3000 let alone $5000

[@ECPP]

Cheers

[@user-xv2kf8dx6b]

If u stay change the oil regularly

[@moesin141]

I had a guy drove by in front of my house, he is driving honda ridgeline truck. I said "that a really nice looking truck ". I asked "are you going to sell it?" He replied "i just spent 5k to fix timing belt, i am not going to sell it". I said "ok i changed my mind". 😂😂😂

[@youarerightboss]

Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro 5.7 liter and Aisin 6 speed automatic transmission power train is the best

[@ECPP]

A true workhorse

[@youarerightboss]

Honda transmissions are junk

[@danielellis4749]

I am surprised that Mercedes Benz SUVs were not mentioned.

[@ECPP]

Thanks

[@mistermartin667]

So bottom line. You'll need to pay a hell of a lot more for reliability.

[@ECPP]

yes

[@jaguar7051]

Good Jpb. I really prefer BMW X5 Diesel and the MB GLS350 Diesel - lots of pain at the same time lots of love.

[@ECPP]

Thanks for sharing

[@donaldbanner2185]

OUCH! have you considered the OUTRAGEOUS cost of Diesel fuel???? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm?

[@jaguar7051]

@@donaldbanner2185 how old are you? sounds like a child from Mama's basement. Do you really own a car? Is the distance you drive on 50L Diesel and on Gas is the same? The Torque you know what means? So many Geniuses talking so much and no one of them knows about what?

[@majood245]

I see ford expeditions with twin turbo V6 is excellent engine. Finally ford has resolved the engine problems. They’re not overheating. They’re less expensive. And it’s easy easy easy to work on. And also buying this. Not the garbage crap 5.4L triton V8 three valves. And it can last over 500k km without any of troubles 😄😄😄😄

[@billdornan4379]

Sadly, who can afford any of these. Kindest regards 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@ECPP]

Thanks for sharing

[@glendekoker3682]

New S58 BMW engine can do 1000hp run for years new king!

[@ECPP]

Thanks for sharing. Big mods = short lifespan

[@m.s.halomary5167]

3.5 is a powerful engine

[@loyal4theway159]

ford ecoboost is very reliable from my experience

[@ECPP]

True other than some of the smaller 4 bangers

[@TheOzthewiz]

I hate to burst your "Ford" bubble, but the 2.7L, ECO-BOOST engines are under investigation for CATASTROPHIC engine failures in the new Broncos. The engines are said to be developing cracks in the castings due to "thermal cycling" (wear and tear). So far, it is just an investigation by NHSTA and Ford is not (YET) recalling any Broncos. Stay tuned!

[@TheOzthewiz]

UNTIL, they go beyond 100k miles..

[@horstschoninger1265]

Only when you have less miles on it. Wait when carbon built up ... ending with a catastrophic motor damage. Complicated engine to repair. My neighbor had the second time problems with the 10-speed transmission. First time he got a loaner car for 3 months from Ford. A year later the same problem. He got rid of this expensive crap.

[@Blue-moon12]

Had two and when they hit 74k miles and 120k miles turbos went. From my experience never again.

[@zman5727]

Honda? didn't they just recall 250,000 cars for bad engine bearings?? hahahahha

[@ECPP]

Ouch

[@pauliek5325]

We will be getting a Passport Later this Year.

[@RyanBlockb5]

I'm surprised that Ford's Echo Boost made the list. 🤔

[@mattjingles5758]

Ecoboom

[@RyanBlockb5]

@@mattjingles5758 when you say that, be sure to shake your phone or camera 🤣😂🤪🤯

[@corrosivedevourer]

Where's Mazda?

[@simongilbert2704]

the older 460 lexus looks the best ,

[@iamgermane]

That Honda engine has a TIMING BELT, which will NOT last forever. $1,200 USD to replace every 100k.

[@none-ih3cv]

I only buy vehicles with a timing chain.

[@edwardwd3zk]

Rolls Royce not on list ? I guess there goes my $850,0000 , I should have bought a Kia 😢

[@user-sy6ks8xl5q]

A car is "bulletproof" and involves more with the driver, not the car engine or manufacturer.

[@thare2597]

I can't believe Honda still uses a timing belt/interference engine.

[@ECPP]

Agreed, time to move on

[@waltchan]

Timing belt is a huge negative. When it first breaks, most people sent the vehicles to the junkyard after 20 years. So, the new Hondas rate very low on durability now. You're better off with Chrysler's 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine instead.

[@keithbellair9508]

The reason they do is because if they used a chain like gm the steel would stretch and need replaced at 180,000 miles.

[@atgn70]

Can you be more specific in the years of the ecoboosts that are good because I'm at the auction 4 days a week and there are bad 3.5 ecoboosts in fords all over the place every week for many years...And they are EXPENSIVE to replace...The price on a used ecoboost is astronomical.

[@ECPP]

Thanks for reaching out, and I will expand in upcoming videos

[@atgn70]

@@ECPP Thank you. I do look forward to your videos.

[@atx-cvpi_99]

2017 and newer versions are the best.

[@atgn70]

@@atx-cvpi_99 I can't find a used motor in the state of Texas for under 3400 bucks and they have around a 150k..There are about 150 available in the state ..The expeditions share the same ecoboost motor with the f150....When used motors are that high and there are a decent amount of them available,it's a telltale sign that there are issues with the engines and that there is a demand for them. In 2022 they made a change in the engines...Probably too early to tell the reliability and longevity with them....

[@atgn70]

@@atx-cvpi_99 I can't find a used motor in the state of Texas for under 3400 bucks and they have around a 150k..There are about 150 available in the state ..The expeditions share the same ecoboost motor with the f150....When used motors are that high and there are a decent amount of them available,it's a telltale sign that there are issues with the engines and that there is a demand for them. In 2022 they made a change in the engines...Probably too early to tell the reliability and longevity with them....

[@MH-fb5kr]

Lexus doesn’t disappoint.

[@XTudo22.]

This new turbo engines will charge that!

[@donaldbanner2185]

Mark.....still to be proven however in theory you may have a point..........HOWEVER You can buy ... "NON TURBO" Naturally aspirated LEXUS case in point is the beautiful VB....... LS500 sports car and SOUNDS GREAT as well! PURE QUALITY!

[@GT-ie7uu]

Ford explorer is another suv that gets over priced suv for what you get

[@ECPP]

For sure especially in the nicer trim levels

[@lesklower7281]

Five very reliable SUVs

[@airforceone6523]

The highlander or kluger engine has been changed . Its not a v6 here. It is a 2.5 ltr turbo now. The rx also ditched the v6 to a 2.5ltr turbo. Toyotq and lexus are ditching the v6s, for a turbo 4cyc now.

[@terry_willis]

You left out the transmission. They cost more to fix than the engine.

[@ECPP]

That’s fair

[@ctbt1832]

He should put the years. Not all of them was good

[@andreideac3962]

Life's too short to be broke all the time!

[@michaelcesco2970]

Those foreign brands are nice but l,m a die hard domestic lover. Buick, Chevy, and Dodge top my list. The only foreign make l'd consider would be Volkswagen. 😂

[@teresaallen3045]

Hrv little small

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

EcoBurst 400-500k miles?

[@ECPP]

Haha, great acronym

[@MichaelGolpe]

7:44 Emphasis on high maintenance with that Ford 😂

[@TheOzthewiz]

High maintenance=turbo replacements!

[@Blue-moon12]

@@TheOzthewiz Agreed. Had a 2013 SHO. Meticulously maintained and the left turbo went at 74k.

[@james_chatman]

The Ford Expedition with the 4.6 Triton lives at 2000rpm forever.

[@ECPP]

Yes indeed

[@GT-ie7uu]

Honda passport on multiple list is over priced for what you get

[@ECPP]

k still a solid runner

[@teresaallen3045]

I se alit chevys riad alit equinox