DO NOT BUY These Cars! They Won’t Last 60,000 Miles and Will Bleed You Dry!

DO NOT BUY These Cars! They Won’t Last 60,000 Miles and Will Bleed You Dry!

Thinking about buying an SUV? Watch out! We're exposing the 12 most unreliable SUVs that'll drain your wallet faster than you can say "lemon."

In this video, we're covering:
- The Nissan Rogue's ticking time bomb engine
- Why the Infiniti QX50 is a $40,000 mistake
- The Ford Bronco Sport's fiery surprise
- Chrysler's Pacifica Hybrid nightmare
- Jeep's 4xe models shocking reliability issues
- Chevy and GMC's full-size truck troubles

You'll learn which SUVs to avoid at all costs, saving you from massive repair bills, constant breakdowns, and endless frustration. Don't throw your money away on these wallet-destroying nightmares!

[candicevee]

1. Nissan Rogue, many repairs, breakdowns
2. Infinity QX 50, engine breakdowns
3. Ford Bronco Sport, many repairs, fires
4. Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid engine fires
5. Jeep 4XE models Hybrids: engine fires, drive train failures, cold weather
problems
6. Chevrolet Silverado. & Sierra, Lifter failures, engine failures
7. GMC Tahoe,

[cactusjeff]

I have a 2008 Ford Expedition with 230, 000 miles. No engine or transmission issues. Still going Strong.

[pierrelalonde]

I have a 2007 Toyota Corolla with over 600, 000 miles with no major problems. Replace oil and filter every 6000 k's.

[marvinalexander]

I own a 2001 Toyota Corolla X. Bought it in 2015 and no major issues to this day and so far 300, 000 miles

[teodorobautista]

Have been driving my 1998 Toyota 4 Runner
No major problem just regular maintenance
Still have d original transmission. 100%
Japan made. This my 26 year old SUV. I love it

[shywatermelon]

I made the mistake of getting a used 2012 Nissan rogue two years ago and it was not a great experience. The check engine light came on a few times, it consumed gas like a drunk and I had found out that the transmission was replaced 3 times. I’ve really learned my lesson to not rush and do my research before buying a car

[waderivers]

Toyota best manufacturer in the world. My Camry went over 500K and mt Highlander is going strong at 279 K.

[taekwondoya]

Former car dealer & shop owner. Certain models I would like to deter you from purchasing. These are some of the vehicles I would not sell.
1, Transmission Issues: Chevy Cruz, Chrysler Pacifica, Dodge/Chrysler Minivans, Dodge Dart, Nissan Rogue, Sentra (If you don't abuse them, it's OK).
2, Mini Cooper (Issues A to Z).

[williamdavis]

To be fair, I am an automobile technician and business owner. Yes, I am self employed and understand that a newer car isn't necessarily a better one. In fact, it's the newer vehicles that keep me busy. I personally own 6 vehicles. The longest running ones are: a 2004 GMC Yukon XL SLT, 5.3L/4L60E/2WD with 274, 900 as of today. I also own a 2001 Chevrolet Suburban LT, 8.1L/4L80E/4WD with 224, 700 miles on the clock. BOTH vehicles sport completely original powertrains and show no apparent signs of deterioration. The 8.1L truck does use a little oil (about 1qt every 6K if driven on secondary roads exclusively, 2 quarts if significant highway driving is thrown into the mix.), but that's par for the course as I have observed over the years in both mine and customers trucks.
Lastly, I own a 2001 Acura CL Type S with 323, 000 miles on the original engine, but second transmission to date. I wouldn't trade any of them for the newer offerings, though. They don't seem to be engineered to last beyond 5-7 years without a major failure. It's a shame, really.

[alvindanica]

Since 2012, we bought 3 different toyota car (2010) Innova, (2017) Fortuner, and (2023) Raize. All this 3 cars we never brought to any mechanic for any repair, aside from regular Preventative Maintenance. Toyota is very reliable. That is why we never change brand 😊

[olinlee]

My 2001 toyota tacoma has 290, 000 miles and still going strong, thank you Lord.

[Dan-ntyb]

I purchase $2, 000 used cars and they ALL last me 4-5 years. Why anyone thinks spending $40, 000 plus on a brand new shitbox car is anyones guess.

[Mhay]

I have owned more than 50 vehicles in my life. I bought 3 new others used. Have owned Fords, Chevy, Chrysler, VW Nissan, Honda, BMW Few other brands. Have owned 5 Toyotas they are great. Right now driving a 08 Ridgeline with about 155k on it. It's a great reliable truck

[sugarfree]

Back in the 90s, I used to listen to the brothers "Click and Clack. Great advice on vehicles. They laughed at people buying Jeeps. I pretty much have stayed away from Jeep.

[brandonskiv]

I LOVE THE CHOCOLATE TEAPOT PART. LOL 😆 🤣

[jamesmartin]

FYI, the Bronco Sport is NOT a Bronco! It is a unibody CUV never intended for off roading. It's essentially a Ford Escape.

[josephchen]

2022 Nissan Rogue SV here with mix use of daily highway commute and part time Uber/Lyft city driving, in over 2 years I racked up 118k km, my engine is strong and peppy like day one and CVT smooth like butter, only thing I replaced was one of three engine mount at 90k to address vibration issues, other than that it’s just oil change every 5k, if this isn’t reliable I don’t know what is, fuel economy is excellent if not best in class for a non hybrid(6.2 ltr/100km multiple times)Car is paid off in 2 years with all that lyft and Uber trips. One very happy Rogue owner here

[richarddenny]

I had a 2005 Ford Ranger that I drove for over 275, 000 miles. The engine was still strong when I sold it to a young kid who is currently fixing the rust damage on the truck

[dwana]

103, 000 miles on a 2015 Nissan rogue. $ 9, 000 dollar transmission change and on the road again. I will NOT buy another vehicle with CVT Transmission!

[reallymatt]

I bought a 2023 GMC Yukon 6.2L. Only 15 months old on its 3rd engine. Requested buy back only to get run around. Final had enough trade in for a different brand. Lost over 12k in 9 months on trade in.