What is the least reliable car in the UK? The 25 Most UNRELIABLE Cars

[@Nigelrudyardmusic]

I've got a Honda Jazz, had three. Never had a single breakdown. I nearly bought an X1 to replace it last year, but didn't -- I used to buy BMWs for a former employer, and too many of them went wrong.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

👍👍👍

[@nickblack4589]

I’ve heard great things about the Honda Jazz. Surprisingly roomy for it’s size as well.

[@Vintaronica]

@@nickblack4589 we have a Honda CRV..and it is without doubt the best quality vehicle i have ever owned.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@nickblack4589 very much so, tardis like 👍

[@Nigelrudyardmusic]

@@nickblack4589 There's as much room as there is in the sector above, Nick, and it's a comfortable car to travel in, even long distances. The only two issues with my Mk2 are poor refinement at motorway speeds and a slightly hard ride, both issues reportedly solved by the new Mk4.

[@lesleywillis6177]

I had a mate who had an Evoke with a huge number of issues. It was in the garage more than it was on the road. He said he had had enough and traded it. He came back with another Evoke! I suppose looking cool is the most important thing to him. I’ll stick to my Toyota.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Yeah, reliability is not as important to some as to others but each to their own I suppose. If reliability is your thing you're driving the right brand for sure. 👍

[@colinsmith3729]

No Renaults or Citroens! I drive a citroen C4 picasso that is now 7 years old , its never given me a single issue. Thanks for another great post.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Cheers 👍

[@alanbicknell7696]

I drive a 07 plate xsara Picasso 1.6 petrol.Only thing that doesn't work is the aircon which I don't mind as I don't really like.Weirdly though the screen deicer function which utilizes the aircon does.

[@rabhaw2327]

I bought my C4 airdream flair 1.6 diesel 115 bhp at 1 year old and have had it for over 6 years and all it has had done is new discs and pads, it is serviced every year and still runs like new.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Great stuff 👍👍

[@nickblack4589]

Really interesting to get a picture of this data. Like you say, might not be the most reliable picture of things but it’s always good to get some circumstantial info. Thanks pal! 👍🏼

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Thanks brother 👊

[@jdmguy44]

Amazing just how bad the quality and reliability is at JLR. Given the price tags on their products, I think they really need to get a grip. No wonder they're losing money...

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Required solution seems to be clear and has been for a long time

[@georgedoherty962]

The only new car that I ever bought was a 2010 Kia Rio for my wife. It was one of the best csrs we ever had. The clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder were replaced in the first year. They did not leak but the clutch would have a different bite distance every so often with a little bump feeling in the pedal. Very annoying but they fixed it free of charge. It was fantastic on diesel and very safe on overtaking. Then my wife had a dispute with a parked waste skip full of crushed concrete and we said goodbye to it.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Kia do make a decent motor. Those skips can be unforgiving arseholes!

[@h.bsfaithfulservant4136]

Thanks Jim 🙏. These stats even help when considering which car brand to lease… having your lease car in a garage for a week would be a right royal pain in the rear, even though it wouldn’t be you with the repair bill!

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

That’s a great point HB. 👍

[@ProbablyNotGoodEnough]

Thanks for another great video. Not surprised to see Alfa Romeo in your list. Even if I’m Italian and I’ve owned many Alfas in the past, including a Giulia Quadrifoglio which it’s nuts to drive on British roads (hopefully they’ll get a 4WD version soon) the more I see jaguar-land rover on the street the more I’d love to own one. Sounds crazy, might not be the best in term of reliability but I always thought you should buy what you actually like, regardless! Keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Same here with the Alfa although that one is supposed to be really reliable, gorgeous car too 👍 Land Rover is for the brave and/or the rich - if you’re one of those then crack on mate. The best car is the one that makes you feel special.

[@anthonyxuereb792]

If both brands are unreliable I'll have the Alfa please.

[@johndoyle4723]

Thanks, I have had a Mitsu for 6 years, and never saw a dealer for faults, now a Kia EV6 no problems,so far. But JLR seem to have a terrible problem, but they are seen as aspirational and loads of people want one. To be fair ,I had range rovers for about 15 years, and no real problems,but changing the rear timing/fuel pump chain on a sport was a body off repair, some shops could do it without body off.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Cheers John, I love the EV6

[@bs7157]

i'm shocked at the polo. i have the 1.2 tsi model. 17 plate. been brilliant so far. had it for 3 years now. i hope i never have any issues with it ! thanks for this interesting vid.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Me too, the 1.2 would be my choice too!

[@PhilipBallGarry]

Thanks for the vid - useful as always 👍. There's a worrying trend with the JLR brand. Someone high up needs to kick arse and drill down into why the reliability in certain areas is so bad. It's bound to affect the financial health of the company. I really liked the Jaguar XE and considered it before my recent purchase. I heard that someone had three engines replaced! Shame, considering it's one of the best driving cars in it's class with some journos suggesting it's even nicer to drive than the BMW 3 series.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I was close to getting an XE as a company car when they first came out, I decided to let them “bed in” and maybe get one next time around, by which time a number of issues had already appeared so I never did take the plunge. It’s such a shame as on the face of it they make great cars that people want - just make them work!!!

[@lesleywillis6177]

Don’t listen to the journos. We are not going to the Nurburgring, we’re going to the shops! Buy something reliable and COMFORTABLE.

[@robsmall6466]

Think I've read the problems for the X Trail stem from a over complicated manufacturing process. Nissan did say they could see this and would be changing how the car was made. Doesn't sound as if the changes have worked or had an effect yet

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I guess changes to production lines or tooling on such a large scale don't happen too quickly but let's hope they make some improvements soon.

[@normie8895]

The Jaguar Sat Nav is criminally dangerous, in my time with an XE it never did give me an accurate destination or route and once took me down a road that ended at a mini precipice.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Oh really? Wow!

[@keithjenkins7919]

Interesting, I have owned 3 used Jeep Grand Cherokees a 4L petrol, a 2.7L diesel and a 4.7L petrol. Never once has any let me down and yet Jeep does not have a great record. Following, 2 used Freelander 2, neither of these have let me down either.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Buy yourself a lottery ticket Keith. To be fair there are good and bad examples of everything, it’s just that in the case of JLR vehicles there are a lot of horror stories around so I guess the chance of getting a problem child is higher than with some brands. Thanks for watching. 👍

[@ShenstoneMartin]

I would love to buy a land rover but I can't justify the cost of repairs. This has been an issue since the BL days. On a separate note I'd like to say how great the independent garages are. My DS3 racing was nothing but trouble when my local Peugeot garage was servicing it but a specialist in Birmingham has had it running faultlessly for years. And for pocket money!

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I really like the independent specialists, usually disgruntled main dealer employees that want time to do a proper job and charge more reasonable rates. I’m the same as you, would love a Disco or Range Rover but can’t live with maintaining one or the day to day uncertainty of it.

[@dennislane100]

Used to get my Citroen’s serviced by a service garage,just round the corner from my workplace,at the time.They knew Citroens and Peugeots inside out,right back to the wartime”Traction Avant”models.Absolutely reliable,and way cheaper than the so-called “Main Dealers”.

[@gijoemolinaro]

Basically Honda, Toyota ,Lexus...although I was surprised at the fiesta great vid by the way 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Thanks

[@hunchanchoc8418]

Don't forget Suzuki !

[@paultasker7788]

JLR does seem to have issues. I no someone whose Evoke proved so problematic it had to be scrapped at 2 years old! Whilst I think that's unlucky and she was refunded and not usual that's pretty shocking! A good example of why they are losing money if they have to keep doing that.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I’ve heard of 2 other cases of that.

[@paultasker7788]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru were they both JLR products?

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@paultasker7788 both Evoke’s!

[@paultasker7788]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru maybe there was a faulty batch or something. That seems crazy to need to scrap a car that young.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@paultasker7788 it happens more than you’d think across quite a few brands from what I understand. A lot of them even have a super master mechanic (Porsche have one who is quite well known) who gets dropped in on problem cars with issues that cannot be resolved by the dealerships. If all else fails I guess it’s easier to write the car off and repay the customer.

[@marksmith5156]

We purchased a rough 1995 manual discovery 300tdi from the scrap yard except a bit of welding and general maintenance all we’ve done to it is a clutch and head gasket does 500 to 1000 miles a week only wanted it for 6 weeks weve had it 12 years been told to get a newer one but there just to unreliable in comparison and a 7 seater so win win

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

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[@linedancer111]

I thought the new Kia Sportage might have been on this list, judging by the number of owners complaints

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

This video might be a bit too old or maybe there are fewer complaints than with others?

[@iainhogg5245]

Son's new jaguar was a nightmare,, got rid of it before even bigger problems arise..

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

☹️☹️☹️

[@jamesdavidson4135]

I have an Evoque over 2 years old then I had a low battery warning so called Land Rover assistance who checked the battery and confirmed it was on the way out so it was replaced later by them with a new battery. This is my first issue with this car but it never failed. My previous Evoque of 5 years never had anything go wrong. The AA engineer who tested the battery told me that all cars have their problems and JLR are no worse in his experience. One of the problems is that they all share the same components. Even Japanese are not as good as they once were. My neighbour has a Lexus newer than mine and it is in a garage having been collected on a low loader and still not returned. Or how about a Tiguan with a blown engine. Or another neighbour with an X series BMW with a blown turbocharger and I can tell you more with Citroen and a new engine or Skoda fortunately under warranty has not been returned after 2 weeks. The AA engineer has been surprised with a number of Hondas with problems so the point I make is a lot of this is here say with many owners being protective of their brand.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I agree that people can be very protective of their brand (something I’ve never understood), but can tell you with countless examples that JLR produce some of the most unreliable cars on the market. If you’ve not had many problems you are one of the lucky ones (of which there are many) and I’m pleased for you. As you say, lots of cars are less reliable than in the days before electronics cotrolled everything 👍

[@alphaomega5721]

Land Rover. A term describing the eventual action of the drivers and passengers of these vehicles.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

😂

[@Veeger]

Charging for repairs whilst still under warranty is really scummy. Makes a mockery of what a warranty means. People should take note of the brands and shop elsewhere.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Agreed 👍👍👍

[@luongtime5364]

Love your content, keep it up.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Thanks 🙏

[@birdsofpray3]

Hi I got a Dacia Duster in 2013 and she still looks like new my Best Buy ever

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

👌👌👌

[@Brian-om2hh]

This illustrates beyond doubt that many so-called prestigious brands are not actually as reliable as their perceived image might suggest. Given the results of the survey so far, you could be forgiven for thinking that once these Audis, Mercs and BMW's etc get a few more years on their clocks, they'll be total money pits...... And how odd that 40 odd percent of newish VW Polo's develop faults, yet the Skoda Fabia - which is basically the same car underneath, but is built in a different plant - does far better, and has a higher customer satisfaction rating.....

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Skoda usually do quite well in these surveys

[@aao7785]

You should put time stamps you’ll get more engagement

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Thanks, it’s just time for me. I have a full-time job so it’s always a struggle getting these out at all

[@thedetailingdoctor5746]

Also proves another point I’ve been making if you want a car that works don’t buy a Land Rover / Range Rover 🤣

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Yup!

[@stephen579]

I am very surprised there were no BMWs, my 318i was so bad that I sold it within 6 months of purchase.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

👌

[@garywinterbottom6073]

All my Suzuki's have bn very reliable always take note what taxi drivers drive they are nearly always right on the money.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Yes!

[@mrmivisuals]

Was thinking about getting a Mokka on finance for the missus too, hmm

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

New model may well be fine

[@Vintaronica]

If you want trouble free motoring, get a Honda, espeaclly as now they moved manufacturing to Japan.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

🇯🇵 👍

[@paultasker7788]

Just look where the latest civic finished. Very near the bottom of the family car class. But mostly agree. Honda is very reliable

[@joey-pn3xe]

@@paultasker7788 I think that particular car was built in Britain

[@jdmguy44]

@Vintaronica Agreed. My second car is a 2003 Civic VTEC. Nineteen years young this year but still running sweet as a nut. Was made in UK (Swindon) I might add!

[@paultasker7788]

@@jdmguy44 that model year was really well built. The British workers should be really proud of that.

[@thedetailingdoctor5746]

Think this list proves my point if your gonna buy a cheap car buy a Kia! Made by Hyundai but to a better quality than a Hyundai 7nyear warranty and a load of spec as standard

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

They are solid vfm

[@markpaul1154]

Nissan is a Renault with another badge and the same reliability

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Although Renault didn’t come off too badly in this overall 😁

[@garyknight3979]

It's obvious if you like dealership coffee buy a jag or landy

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

😂

[@mudskipper0075]

Land Rover gets a lot of stick ,some of it justified some isn’t ,there is a LR specialist 10 miles from where I live and he’s heard all the horror stories before ,you need to maintain them scrupulously and that costs money you can’t run a potentially 80k motor on buttons ,saying that I would probably still swerve them….👍

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Yeah I know but there are plenty of £80k motors that don’t spend 20% of their life in a garage either being maintained or repaired. Unfortunately no amount of servicing will stop a lot of the electrical problems. This has been going on for years but them seem either uninterested in making improvements or maybe just incapable?

[@mudskipper0075]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru agreed ,that’s why I would still swerve them ,ok the specialist is a fan boy but they do seem to have inherent problems despite some people throwing stupid amounts of cash at them ,my father in law just got rid of his RR autobiography claiming it wasn’t exactly great for the environment,I’m guessing over £600 for a new mirror housing and fitting might be the true reason….🤣🤣🤣

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@mudskipper0075 wow!

[@fathersunglasses6085]

Quite the interesting one this one!

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

👍

[@classiccars1994]

I do wonder about these type of lists as you say its not an exact science, I owned 2 Range Rovers both with no issues both worked hard pulling trailers to maximum weight capacity, both over 100,000 miles when I finished with them. I owned a Jaguar XF again a very reliable car and over 100,000 miles when sold on. My brother owns a Discovery Sport so far no issues. The worst cars I've owned and I've had a lot over the years, as I have been in the motor trade 40 years plus, have been Audi followed by VW and BMW. I owned various variants of the A6, A4, TT, A8, BMW Z3, Z4, 5 series and 3 series all were trouble. I will say one of the best cars I owned was a BMW 330d M sport E46.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Yes. Luck is always a factor too 👍

[@phildavey3135]

I’m with you ref your experience of JLR reliability. Currently driving my third Discovery 4 (a late 2016 Landmark edition) with nothing to report on any of them. Having said that, they were all taken out of the JLR dealer network for servicing and always looked after by a local independent specialist. Yes, the lack of main dealer stamps in the service book can impact residual value but I’ll take that chance, having read so many stories about JLR staff and their lack of product knowledge and care. With regard to the current Discovery 5 (although JLR don’t refer to it as such) the latest issue seems to be leaking windscreens, after the resin holding it in the frame becomes ‘brittle’ and subsequently porous. The reason I will never purchase one however is rather more fundamental than that…the removal of the superbly practical Disco 3/4 split tailgate/seat in favour of that single hatchback. God only knows why a group of ‘high-ups’ at JLR thought it was a smart idea to change the design of the rear door to the current offering.💩

[@raystone9937]

Good informative video, unfortunately you seem to have pronounced denture whistling problem when speaking

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Thansh - no dentures here I'm afraid - I'm only 44 for God's sake! I'll mess around with my audio settings for the next one😀

[@garywinterbottom6073]

I'm surprised that the Renault 1.5dci is problematic as in the dusters its very reliable.???? The astra is terrible I won't have another one.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

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[@blackvulcan100]

Why is it whenever we get these reliability ratings we always know who will be near the bottom, yes JLR. JLR have managed to get such a bad reputation most people steer well clear of the brand.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

They still sell plenty of cars. Imagine their sales if they made reliable ones!

[@blackvulcan100]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Absolutely, BTW I have a 2016 LR Discovery 4 now on 19,450 miles only broken down twice, sadly both times in Europe.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@blackvulcan100 no way 🥲

[@brianiswrong]

I wonder what they mean by bodywork on a 3 or 4 year old car 🤔

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I imagine 90% of them would be sunroof issues and dodgy door handles etc.

[@emyrbrown]

Thanks for another great vlog👍🏻 We currently have a Mitsubishi ASX 4 Diesel 2011 model and we bought it with only 6,000 miles on it. We have put 70,000 on it to date. The only issue we noticed as soon it hit 50,000 miles we have had to change the oil+ filter every 5,000 miles due to it regenerating and causing the oil level to increase. This is no biggy, just annoying more than anything, but it's just to good to get rid of, especially as we tow with it as well. So we were thinking of getting a second tow car and I was thinking about the Audi Q5 2015 model, but I think after this I might have a re-think, what's your thoughts on a Kia Sorento MK 2 2015 2.2 Diesel as tow car and all rounder?

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I didn’t know that about the ASX, that’s pretty disappointing. the Sorento 2015 onwards is a solid car, there are some known issues on earlier models so do some reading 👍

[@emyrbrown]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Brilliant thanks for such a quick response it's much appreciated I will defo do some reading👍🏻 We've had a few cars with under 40,000 miles on but had loads of issues - RR Sport, body off for clutch and gears box issues £3,500 lighter, Mercedes Ml 250 major electrical problems £1,400 lighter, BMW X5 transmission issues, oil leaks, major issues with the fuel system, £2000 lighter. So well worth spending the £70 for oil&filter change every 5,000 miles other than this it's been amazing, even 4WD capabilities with winter tyres in the snow has been amazing, it's never let us down! It's just to light to tow a bigger caravan therefore we have to look for something else.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@emyrbrown blimey!

[@leegorman8322]

@@emyrbrown The only issue I've heard of with Mitsubishi is piston rings - the material isn't very strong, there's a tendency to burn oil. Gawd, you've had some bills!

[@stephenbull8962]

Disappointing that not one Korean car has made the list. Hyundai Tucson for me, on order Ultimate with tech pack

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

You know these are the most unreliable right? not the most reliable 👍

[@stephenbull8962]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru I do, hats why I’m glad I have a Hyundai on order

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@stephenbull8962 it’s just you said that it was disappointing that no Korean cars were deemed to be unreliable and then said you’d ordered a Korean car. I was a bit confused, sounds like you were hoping your new car would be unreliable 😂

[@stephenbull8962]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru so sorry, I was being ironic. PS. I’m a big fan of yours 👍Steve

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@stephenbull8962 bloody hell mate, what a relief, I though you were having an episode or something 😂👍👍👍👍👍

[@alexlo7708]

The more simpler the car is, the less problem they will bite you.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Yep

[@davidmcinnes9180]

Anything built by Land Rover.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Not far off

[@sterrissar]

nice to see no Mazda's

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

👍

[@georgiosanthopoulos5602]

Abarth 124 is built by Mazda, it is effectively a rebodied MX-5 with a 1.4 Multiair Turbo engine.

[@Grahamshawx]

I had a Mazda Eunos for ten years, not a single problem with it and still the best car I’ve ever driven.

[@sisyphussapprentice8976]

Interesting to note that most of the faults are electrical oriented, which in mitigation, is understandable in a petrol fueled vehicle, (no spark, no bark. Sorry), but it is the achilles heel of most vehicles for the very simple reason that cars are designed and constructed in dry air conditioned buildings and then let loose to the vagaries of the british climate. Bodes well for the onset of EVs we are expected to use. Now my 20 year old diesel landrover, (approaching 200,000 on the clock), doesn't mind the weather and providing the "melon muppets" allow me to drive it, will still be going when most of the glorified milk floats end up in landfill. But that, as they say, "is progress".

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Good point but it's not limited to EV's, most cars now are rolling computers. The new Range Rover has 69 individuals ECU's in it I believe - I'm sure that will be fine........🤓😁

[@sisyphussapprentice8976]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Oh for the halcyon days when all we had to do was run a bit of sandpaper over the points.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@sisyphussapprentice8976 don't forget those mornings spent whacking the starter motor with a hammer :)

[@sisyphussapprentice8976]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Remember the Lada? (Car not the pantry). Had a hammer as part of the tool kit. Come to think about it, it was the only thing that was reliable. Oh these trips down memory lane 😂😂

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@sisyphussapprentice8976 😂😂😂😂

[@jeremywentworth1833]

Bet it's 1 a LAND rover model

[@jeremywentworth1833]

Surprise surprise I was 1 out with a land rover model being number 2, were is x trail built I don't think it's Sunderland , Sunderland build quasqui Micra juke and 1 of the infinitives

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

You fell into the same trap that I did

[@FalkinerTim]

No EVs?

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Nope, although there are relatively few on the road compared to cars with ICE's and there are far fewer moving parts of course.

[@Karl_Burton]

JLR are a bit special

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

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[@PlayNewApp]

Hello, my friend. 🤗💕 Awesome upload. 👍 See you. 😘✨

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Thanks 🙏

[@leegorman8322]

Why do Land Rover feature so prominently, it's year after year... You just know when they're brazen enough to launch a new model, it won't be glitch-free. It just seems so very pinned on.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

I’d don’t understand the strategy of releasing new model after new models whilst inherent issues are present

[@leegorman8322]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Thanks for the reply, old hat mechanics and cutting corners? Makes you wonder...

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@leegorman8322 indeed

[@leegorman8322]

@@DefinitelyNotAGuru They integrate old-hat mechanics deemed reliable (because they've ironed out the flaws) into newer models and that's where shortcomings occur. Older parts simply aren't up to newer models with greater capabilities - they get found out year, after year. Thanks for the reply. 👍

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

@@leegorman8322 no problem, thanks for joining in 👍

[@richardsmart120]

Without doubt JLR products are horrendously unreliable, cheap electronics on every level, purely built for the want to be seen brigade 😂😂... Mugs.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

To each his own eh 👌

[@FlightProgramAborted]

No Supprise at all, every kind of Range Rover Junk, bit of Peugeot Audi and Vauxhall. Always supported by Nissan being Japanese, but its true

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

Nissan cars are more French and English than Japanese these days 👍

[@charlestaylor8566]

Glad I bought my Dacia Duster , great car !

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

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[@suomenpresidentti]

Without looking, I would guess Dacia.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

They usually do well in these things

[@alastairc2373]

Hi Asian Great... European...mmmmmmm🤔🙄🤔🙄🤞🤞....Cheers.

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

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[@nickyboy.]

175th

[@DefinitelyNotAGuru]

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