Top 5 WORST CARS you can buy right now | ReDriven

[@brgergerv593]

Ya Funny thing I had a x type that actually lasted quite a while… the interior leather was far better than my older S class as well better than my much newer Audi. The all-wheel-drive system was rear biased so you could drift in winter… it had real wood on the dash and yes some parts were expensive but being a Ford basis power plant many of the parts were actually quite cheap

[@Lefkad1]

Great Vid. You guys should do a list on the most unexpectedly reliable cars.

[@ReDriven]

Great idea!

[@mattdebyl8806]

Great list, but like many have mentioned the X Type is just not in the same league as the others. Was it a good or great car? No. Being based on a Mondeo is hardly a bad thing. Yeah they were a bit shoddy for the money, but they are far from the worst offenders. I think the Citroen Plurial should easily take its spot. There won’t be as many complaints because there are way less of them. But they do truly represent one of the worst cars to ever make it to production.

[@scottloveday1562]

The Holden Cruze (2009-ish onwards) HAS to be in your top 10 yeah? I worked for the largest Roadside Assist business in the state, and these things maybe single-handedly kept us in business! 🤣🤣🤣

[@WayneKerr69420]

And the craptiva?

[@stevestevesteve946]

you should add the 1st gen Land Rover Freelander. If you have a head-on crash, it will probably be fatal

[@damilolaakanni]

Head gasket failures, transmission failures, AWD system issues, the list is endless.

[@yareugae638]

I really want these types of lists long, just because of your jokes and attitude, love it

[@lancevanbeurden3184]

I like your style of presentation, and the fact you wait till 80% through to mention the 'like, subscribe, bell' that every KZbinr needs, but many ask right at the start. You seem a genuine fella too. I wish you well!

[@brainsmatterpodcast]

Basically anything from FCA (especially Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep) gets a lot of reports for poor quality and reliability - a mate bought a Nitro and then a Jeep Renegade and both had massive massive issues even after FCA replaced the whole car for a new one in the case of the Nitro - massive problems with the new replacement too.

[@spencoir1]

We at the Kingsdown Jaguar Fan Club find your fifth choice a tad troublesome. We would suggest that while reliability may not have been exemplary for the X-type it has more style than a James Bond tux and more soul than your dad’s record collection. Best regards KJFC

[@miraclemiler71]

I drove around in a Hummer H3 in LA for about 2 weeks when the hire car I had originally booked was unavailable, so they gave me the H3. Had the cornering dynamics of a brick and consumed as much petrol as an F1 car. I recall getting economy of around 28L/100km. But it had a serious street presence and it made you feel like a rap music star driving one.

[@chrisnewton2325]

It's funny I used to drive those SsangYongs as cabs and they are total trash. They are so dangerous to drive the body roll is insane. In saying that they did do massive ks without much of a hassle

[@gdaymates431]

I have a list idea for you. The 5 best cars for long distance driving and the 5 best cars that could be used as campers. Also the 3rd car made me laugh out loud.

[@brightenupcc]

4 out of 5 ain't bad. X type should not have been included. Whilst the chassis is based on Mondeo, it was heavily modified by Jaguar. The facelift X type more or less addressed most of the launch car's shortcomings and became a moderately good car. There are literally tens of cars that are patently worse than the X type. VW Beetle reboot, Mitsubishi Mirage and any number of early Chinese brand imports come to mind. Sorry but you got this one wrong. It's ok to admit it.

[@skilgour44]

This is a disappointing video. Where is the Cruze? How about the Captiva? It seems to be repeating opinions from elsewhere rather than being based on actual research. The Jaguar X-Type was far more than a rebooked Mondeo. Many of the others are on the list mainly because they’re subjectively ugly.

[@ThePortmaccer]

Horses for courses, as they say, but I disagree a bit about the X-type Jag. I have one and having had many cars over a long life time, I just love my Jag. Yes expensive and complicated to fix, but my 3.0 AWD Sports is just an awesome vehicle. Superior road holding and handling, excellent performance, smooth and quiet ride and I just love those seats. Being smaller than the XJ (etc) cars, it is nimble and love the winding roads. Can drive it all day and dare I say it, it cost a pitance to buy (thanks to opinions such as your video). No rust, no squeaks, nothing falling off. I'll take you for a run next time you're around here!

[@brycem0]

Calling bullshit, on not being able to repair a Dodge Nitro. It's a rebodied Jeep Cherokee. Chrysler PT cruiser is a rebodied Neon.

[@1969cmp]

How can someone sell a car that you tell people not to buy ? 😉

[@simonmoriarty9987]

My wife has owned an X type Jag since new and it is in great condition. No trim falling off, no mechanical issues so disagree. She still likes it.

[@hermankapange4756]

I was gone when he said you she probably seek some professional help both mentally and mechanically😂

[@ReDriven]

Hahahaha thanks mate

[@terrysmith7740]

Great list. I guess the Holden Captiva would be in the top 10

[@ReDriven]

It sure was! Thinking we might do a part 2 to this list mate.

[@justin8448]

Craptiva you mean lol

[@AaronJohnson1]

It sure would! On the rare occasion you can find one that works, it'll make you seasick driving it.

[@troysemmens2214]

Craptiva

[@robbawden9855]

I remember in the earlys 10's or thereabouts a mate looking at a Craptiva as an SUV option. When he looked behind a rear fence at a local Holden dealership and saw a significant number of not very old Craptiva models waiting for repairs. Needless to say he quietly and quickly retreated to safer grounds. 😆 It's funny how all Holden's rubbish begins with 'C'. Looking at you Camira and Cruze

[@joesky011]

I have a neighbour who owns a Dodge Nitro and he has a sticker on the back window. It says " Canyoero". If you're not aware, a Canyonero is a famous (infamous?) 4WD that featured in The Simpsons. I love the V/O line at the end of the video: " The Federal Highway commission has ruled the Canyonero unsafe for highway or city driving". Fantastic! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnrCe59rjKuEoaM

[@garyhenderson4376]

Great list.How far back do you want to go,thinking the disaster that was the Holden Camira 😪

[@ReDriven]

Oh Gary it was very much at the pointy end but we're trying to keep the lists as international as we can.

[@Volgaman21]

I have an X-type, and guess what.... I'm perfectly happy with it. I really love the design, it handles well and it's comfortable, also on longer journeys. It may not be the best car, but it most certainly isn't the worst either. Mine has been reliable so far with regular maintenance. It's now at 230.000 km and I'm sure I can add another 100.000.

[@ReDriven]

Awesome to hear mate. - AK

[@deans08]

The 5%

[@Cust0mBuilder]

@@ReDriven This always happens. Complain about a well documented unrelaible product and its like everyone possible who owns that product and was reliable for them, emerges from the depths to tell you that you're wrong. Even though basically every available statistic demonstrates that its a shitty unreliable product, these people demand its the best thing since sliced bread. That VW Tiguan video is a perfect example.

[@nncast00]

Good job

[@chrisvanegmond3157]

This video doesn't claim it's the worst either, it came in 5th place.

[@zorankarabeleski392]

Top channel mate Honest straightforward no bullshit 👍👍👍👍

[@ReDriven]

Thanks Zoran!

[@travismarshall1481]

I was Soo waiting for BMW Mini to be on here!

[@quixomega]

I'm surprised to see the PT Cruiser on this list because you don't see them anymore in Canada because in addition to the problems mentioned here they rust out in under 10 years if you salt your roads.

[@ReDriven]

In that case, we'll start shipping the ones here to Canada so they can vanish for good! - AK

[@stephenmoore1541]

We salt the roads in Colorado and unfortunately you still see them from time to time. But knowing how they were built, they can't cling to life for that much longer... They just can't... Lol.

[@paulstaffordcook8799]

“I want to stab myself in the face and neck” 🤣. Fantastic, I love this quote. Good vid, I enjoyed it 👍

[@Etency]

Worst part about your top #5 lists is ... they end. I don't know how the majority of viewers, but I'd probably love a longer version ( either more cars or a bit more in depth about each car ).

[@ReDriven]

Oh thanks so much mate. We wanted the Top 5's to be a bight sized piece of content and we'll have the reviews as the longer form video. - AK

[@raphaelchagas3413]

Hey AK, any chance to get a review on top 5 used European cars you would recommend to buy?

[@ReDriven]

Totally Raphael, we'll get into the research and shoot it soon.

[@brandolifts7928]

Cant have a top 5 worst cars list without a Chrysler product making the list

[@pwrrpw319]

Guys , great Vid But.......... How could you not include the Holden Craptiva & Cruze ???????

[@geoffk777]

This is an Ok list. But it's easy to make it much bigger: 1. Any British car. Some of these are pretty. Some are comfortable. Some drive well. But all of them are completely unreliable and will cost a fortune to maintain and repair. This includes all Land Rover/Range Rovers, all Jaguars, any Lotus and all expensive luxury cars (Aston Martin, Bentley, Rolls). 2. Any Italian car. Same as #1. Fiats, Alfas, Lancias, Masaratis, Ferraris, Lamborghinis--all are rolling disastres. 3. Any used German car (including Mini). Once upon a time, Mercedes could run to 100,000 miles easily and VWs were cheap and reliable. Those days are gone. Any German car will cost a fortune in parts and maintenance. If you must own one, than lease it, as 3 years is its designed useful life. BMWs and Minis are notorious for plastic parts that fail quickly, despite being very expensive. And the complex electronics are disasters waiting to happen. 4. Volvos. Boring to drive and unreliable. Engines are overstressed and prone to blow up. So what's left? Obviously, Japanese cars are usually a pretty safe bet, with a few exceptions (some Nissans, Hondas and Mitsubishis.) Korean cars have improved a lot, especially Hyundai/Genesis. Some American cars are not too bad, although Chrysler and Jeep are best avoided. And French cars are a mixed bag, but Peugeots are not too bad and Renaults are fun to drive. If you buy a Mazda, Toyota or Lexus, than you probably won't be sorry and some of them are actually quite a lot of fun to drive.

[@paulevans8000]

Just found this video and your comment on the Dodge Nitro. Hmmm, I'm a part owner for the second time. I'm an Aussie in Qld, the car is in Calgary, Canada as was the previous one about 5 years ago. How come? My daughter is the other part owner & Dodge Nitros are pretty cheap over there, they have good servicing (I'm told) and with the 4WD they suit the snowy roads. Would I buy one for Qld, NO WAY!!! Love yr channel! Thanks

[@kooringagnd]

No mention of the Nikki? Knobs etc would literally fall off the dash as you were driving. Ine writer claimed "they are so bad they makes Trabants look like $100.000 Mercedes Benzs in comparison " It was made in the Soviet Union.

[@gordonclark7632]

I am not sure why you stopped as 5 - I am sure there is a much longer list that you could tell us about.

[@realvibephotography9706]

Generally like your videos but not getting the X type hate. Ford parts and service easier to get hold of than most, decent maintenance and theyre ok. I get the generak Jag hate on this channel but typical euro cars which get handed onto people who love buying one but dont know what maintenance is... think its on the wrong list mate.

[@ieltsexaminerfiles661]

You missed the Holden Cruze, which friends bought about 10 years ago new and after 33k km, just after warranty expiration, the engine/trans melted and the dealer didn't want to know, contravening j believe Australian consumer law about reasonable consumer expectations.

[@AlanSari2714]

I've been driving Stavics (yes I still own my second Stavic) since 2009, buy them used and use them as a work van ( half the price of the cheapest working van in the market), 1st one was 2005 4X4, brilliant in construction sites, second one 2011 RWD only, both have Mercedes 2.7 ltr 5 cylinder diesel engine, and Mercedes 5 speed auto, with gear shifters on steering wheel, auto climate air cond with rear controls and vents, great fuel economy, very reliable, a lot of power, both passed 200k KMs and still going very well, never had any problem with either, the one I have right now haven't even changed oil engine in more than 3years, runs well, everything works well including sunroof, very comfortable as working van, yes it looks funny, but, very good reliable vehicle, you are welcome to have to have a look, and..no it's not for sale, Mate, you got it horribly wrong about the Stavic, thank you,

[@friedookiehil]

Maybe not absolute shit, but I've found that our local South African market is flooded with BMW 320i E90's. Apparently they guzzle oil like a student at a Varsity festival and is almost not fixable. I owned a 2003 318i E46 which developed a failure on the Vanos at fairly low mileage and was advised by BMW to trade it on an E90. Which I never did.

[@stevenrotherham6443]

Yeah the looks of the X-Type are polarising and reliability isnt great (is any Jaguar?) but putting it in the worst 5 ever is uncalled for. Its still a premium car of its time and certainly not hideous. Many owners would happlily put up with a few issues just to be able to say "I have a Jaaaag"

[@stephenburley4332]

Weird, the Volvo XC60 is also based on a Mondeo floorpan along with a myriad of other cars, it's how platform sharing works. Really lazy journalism to keep bringing it up as a negative.

[@roberthunter6927]

I am surprised that the Leyland PT-76 didn't make the list! So much citrus in this vehicle, they called it a lemon! :-) Otherwise, a great list.

[@skilgour44]

This is a disappointing video. Where is the Cruze? How about the Captiva? It seems to be repeating opinions from elsewhere rather than being based on actual research. The Jaguar X-Type was far more than a rebooked Mondeo. Many of the others are on the list mainly because they’re subjectively ugly.

[@davidperry3531]

Three out of the five are American rubbish. Little known fact - they used a PT Cruiser as a hearse for Joan Sutherland at her funeral. It's just as well she knew nothing about it!

[@damianstevenson1196]

Nitro is pretty bad yeah, but still repairable, as long as you buy deisel. They share an engine with the Jeep Wrangler/Holden Colorado.

[@raz592]

What about the Holden Craptiva? How can it not make the list, nor the 'Holden Cruze you lose'?

[@davewestaway9102]

When you do Part 2, don't miss the crapfest that was the Fiat Freemont/Dodge Journey.

[@tonydcurrawong]

Ha! I had a stavic - it was noisy and uninspiring but it was an awesome family lugger. I have a Cayenne now, I will not be going back...

[@DavL40]

Urgh, there is not a single angle the Stavic can look good from, it's so grotesque I can't understand how anyone could get past it and buy one.

[@Etency]

I've never seen a SsangYong up here in North Europe, but damn that Chrystler, that hits home. I have been disgusted by that vehicle since I was a young chap. Glad to see that abomination is so poorly received and bad design isn't encouraged. As for Hummer H2, it also sort-of died? I remember one classmate's father having one like 20 years ago. Back then we may have thought it was cool or "big balls", guess that was just display of stupidity, I was very young so impressing a teen didn't take much. :D

[@samforde4665]

Hahaha this doods Awsome 🤣 I had a Jeep Patriot 2012 , that should be number 6 🙈

[@ReDriven]

Thans Sam, I think you're pretty awesome too! - AK

[@samforde4665]

@@ReDriven 🙊😂 champion

[@csjrogerson2377]

Out of all the makes in our world, America appears 2 x in he op 5. My le**er * is no* working.

[@carleebrown123]

please please do one of the Holden Captiva. for entertainment purposes only lol

[@dinizec]

I think the Nitros look really cool and I was impressed how cheap they are. Now I know why

[@martinthe3rd664]

I drove a SsangYong Rodius a few times and it actually feels like driving a yacht! In all the bad ways you can imagine, that is. AFAIK the ones that bought them more or less googled "cheapest car that can fit a shit ton of people" and bought the thing that came up on top, obviously completely blindfolded while doing so.

[@ReDriven]

Mate I think there's a helpline somewhere for anyone that has had the misfortune of piloting one of these things.

[@fybert]

I've had 2 of your top 5. What does it say about me? :) Oh, and I loved them too!

[@zigadiboom982]

The worse the vehicle is the more intrigued I am to want to own it for a day.

[@nabilm2941]

I couldn't DISagree more on your opinion on the X-type. It's quite literally the opposite of what you said. Many cars are based on other cars it's not as if the X-type is the first one. Audis are based on VWs, Infiniti on Nissan, cadillac on chevy, lexus on toyota, genesis on hyundai and kia, etc... but somehow the X-type got all the hatred. It os not a perfect car bit it is not bad either. It is fairly and relatively reliable and it handles well. I avoided the AWD and got me 2.1 front wheel drive that does its job adequately.

[@ReDriven]

If it were my opinion Nabil, the X-Type wouldn't have made the list. We actually research a vast range of various consumer and reliability reports, we look at sales figures of spare parts for specific vehicles, we question various mechanics, technicians and experts and what you watched is the result of this research. Sorry. - AK

[@nabilm2941]

@@ReDriven there are way worse cars that deserve this spot. You just mentioned some factors as its weaknesses while they are its strengths. You obviously never driven one. It handles shockingly great and it cruises gracefully as a Jag should be. Ceasing engines? The petrol arr extremely reliable being derived from the Ford Duratec....... I would have preferred that it was a rear wheel drive car, had more rear leg room space and that the base petrol engine was more fuel efficient, but which car is perfect?

[@Michael-jo9jb]

I think you may be biased because you own one. It's an utter piece of sh@t

[@fruitpunch5260]

Shouldn’t the X type be reasonably reliable seeing as it’s a Mondeo

[@cameron4907]

Would be awesome to see you review a Volvo from the late 90s or early 2000s like the V70. Awesome video btw👌🏻

[@ReDriven]

Funny you mention that ;) - AK

[@ilterismutlu]

I prefer Jaguar x-type 2.0d because the engine is common with mondeo mk3. In Turkey, finding Mondeo car parts very easy :) Next time probably I will buy 2.2d XF because it has common engine too... Also lots of mechanist to fix, replace broken parts.

[@ReDriven]

Awesome to hear mate. The problem we face here in Australia is that parts are rare and can become very expensive. - AK

[@dalesmith4985]

I wonder what the MG hatchbacks are like, I have seen mixed customer reviews, some love them for the price and a few have had bad experience mechanically and some have not

[@Jameswoodgo]

Drove a brand new hire car last week and it’s maybe the worst vehicle I’ve ever driven goes around corners like a bouncy castle had squeaky shuddering brakes with only 4 k on the clock but the interior was nice. Really really bad engineering

[@roses807]

Very surprised the Kia Carnival wasn't listed. I've driven two, owned one and it had way too many issues to even list within the first 3 months. Kia's just aren't reliable enough sadly.

[@richardggeorge]

Seinfield wants their music back 🎵

[@katzicael]

A friend of mine, her parents bought a top spec PT Cruiser from new - and I drove it from Wellington to Auckland (and some touring about the North Island) and back to Wellington, and honestly my first car a '91 Honda Integra had better build quality, performance, and fuel economy with 4 people in it. It cost us NZ$600 in fuel (in 2015) over 2 weeks! It's only good feature was the A/C which was Ice-cold.

[@spdaltid]

A/C ... useful in Wellington!

[@Coordinator61]

Old list this is. Most of these cars are allready gone.

[@gc857]

You just hate Land Rovers and Jaguars mate. LMAO.

[@ReDriven]

That's the problem, personally I love them! I dream of owning a Disco 4 but these lists are formulated by asking dozens of experts and doing hours off research and unfortunately, as much as I personally love Land Rover and Jaguar, I'm commonly outvoted on what makes these lists. It's frustrating when I'm one of the founders of this KZbin channel yet facts have a way of winning over my personal choices! - AK

[@gc857]

@@ReDriven go buy and own one and it will change you. I still own BMW’s, Toyotas (AE86, 4runner,land cruisers) and Jeeps (rock climber beast and heavily modified) and about 6 Landy’s and the most recent is a new 2021 plug in hybrid sport and got my wife a 2021 Evoque.as well and so far no issues. I sold my Velar V6 SC and my 1 year old over priced Defender for now and will wait until someone modifies one and sells it then I will purchase it to save me revenue :) . My 2 V8 old disco’s are my hardcore rigs for family adventures and the 2003 disco 2 actually was shipped there in an off-road tour and back here now stateside and we had a blast on that epic adventure (flies are relentless there OMG) and it did fine and it has yet to fail me :). All vehicles have issues and owning it makes you aware. Everyone will have a love on a brand and model regardless of what you say and this is the last reply and will leave you to your youtube posts. Australia is NOT the same market as USA and internet techs and reviews ate useless if you do not actually own one, the info you get are compilations from others and not your own to boot. Let the people post their reviews as owners. I use youtube to fix my rides etc. and never on negative reviews like you do that destroys the brand but you never really own one mate. There are fixes on all issues and this last reply will fix mine. We wish you well on all your negative reviews and hope people do not really believe what you say so they can enjoy the motoring life. Cheers mate. Keep dreaming of owning a Land Rover mate :).. we are a different breed as LR owners and you will only enjoy and understand once you own one and then you have crossed that path or reality that it is not what your so called experts say they all are. Keep driving your Japanese off roader :) spend the $$$ to modify and make it like a Landy capable. For now, you cannot afford one and will never own one for as long as you believe the so called experts etc. you do your research on. Relax enjoy life :) Go Above and Beyond !

[@ReDriven]

@@gc857 Wow. Great to hear you've had excellent experiences with your vehicles and it's just a shame many don't share your faultless reliability records regarding JLR product. The experts we use aren't just keyboard warriors but are technicians, engineers and mechanics that have worked in the automotive industry for decades. Some of which currently work and have worked exclusively on Land Rover and Jaguar products. With their help, the information we communicate is as objective as we can possibly make it. As far as negative reviews, the vast majority of what we post is positive in nature. Even the Land Rover Discovery 4 review video raves about what a joy the Disco is to drive and how near perfect it is in so many ways. We worry we're too positive at times and people will discount our content as it's predominantly positive in nature. Finally, I'm fortunate to be in a position to buy any Land Rover or Range Rover product I'd like, however the current car collection is already taking up more space than my apartment parking allocation and storage area allows. It's not a matter of affordability, just that other cars have taken my attention over the JLR products....for now. - AK

[@gaffnaldo1]

Interesting, as a former jaguar technician i absolutely loathe the xtype as its shit, however, exploding engines and interior falling apart? Dogshit mate, doesnt happen

[@ReDriven]

Thanks for watching and commenting mate. In terms of the catastrophic engine failures and faulty interior trim, we received many reports of this happening and in our research, found countless complaints regarding these issues in Australia. Even the guy that edited this video owned an X Type and his interior began to slowly undress, just not in the fun way. We reach out to dozens of mechanics and technicians and read through what feels like countless consumer and reliability reports when putting these Top 5s together in an attempt to keep them as scientific and accurate as possible and these were the results. In saying that, can we reach out to you for your opinion on future vids? As a former Jag tech, your knowledge would be much valued. - AK

[@gaffnaldo1]

@@ReDriven fair enough, i'll happily offer what i Know if you think its helpful

[@ReDriven]

@@gaffnaldo1 Cheers mate. What's the best way to reach out to you when we next do a JLR product?

[@gaffnaldo1]

@@ReDriven whats the best methods? Give me an email address and ill send you a message

[@ReDriven]

@@gaffnaldo1 Mate if you can shoot us a message on insta, that would be awesome. Rather not post my email address here. - AK

[@luciansandu8790]

You are very wrong about Jaguar xtype 3.0 AWD. It's a fantastic car.

[@ReDriven]

It very well may be for you and many others Lucian but the problem is, when we researched this topic over the past few weeks, reading a vast range of various consumer and reliability reports, looking at sales figures of spare parts for specific vehicles, after questioning various mechanics, technicians and experts, the X-Type did very badly. There's no denying some owners (like yourself) have had minimal issues and adore their car, but even the guy that edited this very video owned one and he had nothing but dramas and issues. - AK

[@nncast00]

Thanks for your input

[@PavelIsp]

Say anything you want about the PT Cruiser, but there is a demographic that took it and made it their own. First it was just old people, but now hipsters are on it :)

[@brittany94]

My mum has a 2006 one and while I pick on it like there’s no tomorrow, it’s actually not as bad as AK makes out.

[@khoale4755]

I've seen a few hummer H2 around and one with mag wheels on them. But don't see them often anymore, I wonder why? Either too expensive to buy or to fix. Hahaha

[@ReDriven]

Or the owners have come to their senses and are sick of being laughed at and ridiculed. - AK

[@flippineck6121]

But I like it and I'm proud of it.

[@NasTimeAdventures]

Bummer. As a kid, I dreamt of owning a Hummer. Ruined that for me. Or maybe you saved me. Cheers guys.

[@jumahcollins]

i really enjoy your content.... great work, love from Kenya

[@ReDriven]

Ah thanks Juma! Love from Australia! - AK

[@adamgorman8874]

I burst out laughing at #3, because as soon as you said "ugliest car of all time" - I said "SsangYong". One point to me! This channel is now my Sydney Lockdown viewing. I wish you had more videos. Two weeks to go.

[@ReDriven]

Mate I'm waving at you from up here in Newcastle! Wrapped you're digging what we do and if it wasn't for Lockdown V.1, this channel might not exist at all, let's see what we can come up with while we run V.2! - AK

[@damilolaakanni]

If you really want a Hummer (I don't know why anyone would want to own one), get the H3. The H1 is too cramped inside despite it being too large for most roads, the H2 has poor build quality, and the EV is too expensive (and way heavier than it has a right to be, IMO).

[@lesklower7281]

I do agree with these of crap vehicles but a few surprises also l realy enjoy your channel l do a lot of you tube watching and love any channel to do with cars and you feature crap cars and some good ones l own and drive a 1997 toyota hilux the most indestructible motor vehicle ever built a bold claim l know but check out what top gear tried to kill one but couldn't it is 1995 toyota 4x4 with a diesel motor also check out donut media on the toyota pick up

[@biglap.australia]

Gosh! 5 pieces of $%]

[@raymadani270]

I love the show

[@australianphotographer234]

Was expecting the old Great Wall suv 🤣

[@hcpu110110]

I can't help wondering if you actually ever drove an X-type Jaguar? I have a 3.0 AWD and it is an awesome car. It is big, spacious and comfortable. It handles fantastic on the road due to its AWD and it does 0 to 100 km/h in 6.5 seconds, so is powerful enough when needed. No doubt it is expensive in repairs and spare parts when it needs to pass by the official workshop but then.... who would buy a Jaguar thinking "great I now own a cheap and economic car"?

[@ReDriven]

Hi Morten, yep have driven a few of them and the guy that edited this video actually owned one. We're sorry mate but we stand by the list. It wasn't that it's a bad car to drive as such, it's fine, but in our opinion (and the opinion of the dozens of experts we call on to formulate these lists), it's certainly no standout in driving dynamics terms. However, here in Australia the cost of parts and maintenance and the regularity of major mechanical dramas that occur with them, we'd recommend steering well clear. Sorry mate. - AK

[@JBOsurf]

Suzuki X90

[@paullee3952]

lol… I thought the x type is a cool car… 😅

[@ReDriven]

It's kinda cool, but good, ummmmm - AK

[@graemehunter5403]

More

[@shraygautam2500]

Xc70 Volvo

[@Trussme96]

The hilarious part is that Hummer H2s are starting to balloon in resale value now

[@ReDriven]

Makes zero sense! - AK

[@esdubya]

There is also a cult following for PT Cruisers. I guess we shouldn’t be surprised, Donald trump also has a following🤷🏽‍♂️

[@damilolaakanni]

If you must get a modern Hummer, get the H3. It's just better in every way than the H2.

[@msp5616]

Wow they are some seriously bad cars... that you told the owners to sell and the rest of us to never buy. You guys should be in politics 🤣🤣 👍 to your content guys

[@ReDriven]

Cheers so much Marcus

[@ourhomevideos2011]

Holden captiva or as I call it craptiva

[@ΒΑΣΙΛΗΣΣΑΚΕΛΛΑΡΙΔΗΣ-λ4χ]

The ugliest car is fiat multipla

[@pitt_polowda429]

Can you please review the XJ 2012 and 2016

[@ReDriven]

We'll try to track one down to review mate. - AK

[@neilcox7879]

It’s actually known as a PT Looser.

[@jasondrane8749]

Suprised you missed the modern Chinese made MGs

[@ReDriven]

Is it still too early to judge their reliability? Many have huge warranty periods. - AK

[@ac6370]

Oh my gosh what kinda shit boxes are those!?

[@ReDriven]

The worst kind mate

[@WokeSteve]

Shame I really like the PT's looks.

[@ReDriven]

And I thought we could be friends :( Kidding mate, it's all subjective and I'm just taking the piss a little. - AK

[@julietaylor2685]

I do wonder how the Jag fails dynamically given its donor origin is the good handling Ford Mondeo

[@ReDriven]

It was the extra weight added to it mate. It's almost like they forgot to revise the suspension tune.

[@xlyte_performance]

Both the Mk3 mondeo and the fwd Xtype are very close on curb weight (within 3kg in some cases). The awd version weighs more but has different suspension so I think you are wrong there.

[@hcpu110110]

@@ReDriven This is not true. The estate version of the 3.0 AWD Jaguar X-type is a very light car for its size. Around 1600 kg. (and way more powerful than the Mondeo). Basing a car on another frame does not make it that other car, when most parts have been replaced and refined.

[@danielbredenkamp3957]

Please do a review on Haval/ GWM.

[@ReDriven]

Working on finding one to review mate. - AK

[@WayneKerr69420]

@@ReDriven Good luck with that because they are probably all rusted to shit now LOL

[@nathanobrien6875]

Great video! Thanks

[@ReDriven]

Cheers Nathan

[@breadone_]

idc what people say, but as a child (like 4 years old) i absolutely ADORED the pt cruiser and how it looked!! i lived in america back then and whenever i saw one i asked my parents if we could get one, even had a toy of it and everything

[@malaysiadentist4637]

Love your channel... Keep going!

[@ReDriven]

Cheers mate, we will! - AK

[@edcavanna576]

Another cracking video. Getting better every time, keep it up! Outtakes at the end were a nice touch too, haha.

[@ReDriven]

Ed, thanks so much mate!