Most Reliable Used SUVs Under $10,000

Most Reliable Used SUVs Under $10,000
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How far can $10,000 take you in today’s SUV market? Not very far, but if you look hard enough, you can get some sweet deals on some used vintage ones. Another question when you get those deals is, will these SUVs be reliable or not?

We looked hard enough to determine which models are the most reliable, based on the J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study, and are available at or below the $10,000 mark. Remember that used car availability varies across the nation, so there is no assurance that you will locate any of these cars in your area for the average price we determined.

Each SUV in this list is suitable for most buyers and offers top-notch reliability, as we count down to the best overall choice for a reliable used SUV to assist you in deciding which model might be the greatest fit for you, we'll list the main features and significant cons of each one.

[joeybu]

A 14 year old beemer has rarely been a wise choice for a used car.

[keponen]

buying an old cheap BMW is just asking for trouble. Pick the Rav4 or CRV

[rickymack]

I have a 2009 RX350. Never thought i wanted a Lexus till i had one, love it

[redpilledbachelor]

BMW and reliability don't mix. In fact, I don't think the word reliability exist in German.

[bigjoewebb]

I have an 09 infiniti fx50S with 287k miles on it, and it's still running strong so I'd say it's rather reliable.

[rodcleve]

This list is very flawed because most of the vehicles mentioned have known expensive flaws that would not make them reliable. BMW x3 has timing chain issues. The Acura has suspension issues. The Kia has engine problem issues. The Mazda cx9 has a water pump behind timing chain issues. All of them require thousands of dollars for repairs and the problems can come back. Only the Toyota's and Honda's products are reliable from this list. The Subaru may be ok but most parts are expensive just to maintain the vehicle.

[OmarHudson]

Kia spotage 2011 - How can the seat be hard.... But offer a comfortable experience?

[henrym.]

terrible advice, starting off a video like this with a bmw has to be some form of satire

[albertts]

What car is the orange one on the cover?

[dmsands]

Tell me about the Lincoln Nautilus please. Does anyone out there have one?

[kigalbert]

Did he just rank a Saturn Outlook that has the infamous GM 3.6L motor??? The list that starts with a BMW X3. This list just lost all credibility. There are some good SUVs on here, but an Outlook, seriously?!?! Jeez…

[davidwayne]

YOU have to take into account-- where it's from-- you do NOT want one that spent most of it's time in states where the snow is removed with SALT.... that will rust a frame underneath out in NO TIME. FAR too expensive in repairing frame-- even if it IS possible.

[martinchacon]

Damn you can't just go by JD Power, they have been known to take a payment.

[kigalbert]

One other note: isn’t JD Power a marketing company? It’s not like they are consumer reports or something.

[jtkendrick]

He says RDX but its showing a MDX, kinda confusing

[retiredarmy]

It's hard to take this seriously when you start with a BMW. However, from personal experience, it's Toyota/Lexus or Honda/Acura. Subaru is expensive to repair, Mazda is worth a look but, the rest is CRAP!

[ilarionastreos]

Regarding the Kia …. I have to say that the particular model that has the 16 petrol engine will suffer a total engine failure at about 150.000km. They have a flaw with their pistons and they will destroy your engine. They will consume a lot of oil. If you’re lucky you will get it cheap with just oil piston rings. But the inevitable will happen.

[shirleyjohnson]

2007 4Runner Sport Edition is my choice

[waleedjmalik]

Is the orange SUV in the thumbnail just a render or a real car?

[james]

Don’t worry, I can’t tell the difference between the rdx and mdx either