These Are The LEAST RELIABLE Cars You Should NEVER Buy (in 2024!)

Today, we dive deep into JD Power's latest dependability study, a critical analysis that's been evaluating the long-term reliability of vehicles for over three decades. But this year, the findings are particularly startling, highlighting a significant crisis in the automotive sector. Join Brad Danger as he navigates the complexities of this comprehensive study, revealing which cars from 2021 you can truly rely on over time, beyond their initial allure.

🔍 What's Inside:

Understanding JD Power's Methodology: How does this study actually work? We break down the process of evaluating cars based on owner feedback across 184 problem areas, ensuring you know what makes a vehicle dependable.
The COVID Car Conundrum: Uncover the impact of reduced labor forces and part shortages on the cars produced during the pandemic. How have these factors influenced this year's rankings?
Brand Rankings Shakeup: Witness brands playing musical chairs in dependability rankings. With detailed animations, see how familiar names have risen or fallen, attributing shifts to new launches, updates, and those dreaded "teething issues."
The Unyielding Reliability of Toyota and Lexus: Discover why these brands continue to lead the pack in dependability and what new products they've introduced.
The Dark Horses and Dramatic Tumbles: From Buick and Chevrolet making surprising leaps to Audi's dramatic decline, we analyze the unexpected movements in this year's study.
The Broader Industry Trend: With an industry average of 190 problems per 100 vehicles, find out why overall dependability is declining and which areas are most problematic for new cars.

⚡ Viewer Engagement:
Your opinions matter! Were you surprised by any of the results? Do you think some brands are being unfairly criticized, or is it the result of long-term issues being ignored? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.

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[CB]

Good thing I never see any Chevrolet Malibus and Pontiac Firebirds on these lists because they are just both that great of vehicles I own. Makes me happy. 😂

[chrisg]

Let’s not forget JD also receives financial contributions from these manufacturers, cuz ain’t no way Mini is that reliable and we can see that from owners and other data. I’m sorry, but I won’t ever trust JD. They aren’t as reliable as they use to be

[gregthompson]

We have all new Mercedes. 3 of them so far. However they are the last of the generation so I am hoping that there will not be any major issues. Currently have a 24 E450 which build starts tomorrow. Should get it by May. But taking a chance on a new design. If anyone know's any issues for 23 C300 Cabriolet, or 23 GLC Coupe, please direct me to information or additional video's. Love your channel.

[DATo_DATonian]

If they could make a basic car like they did in the 1950s, like the '57 Chevy, and do away with all the worthless frills that they put in today, the cost would be $15, 000 - $20, 000 less and the car would be far more reliable and affordable. [EDIT] I have feeling it would sell like crazy too.

[sethlozeau]

Chevrolet is up above Honda? WTF? Don’t get me wrong, I love my 2021 Colorado and I’ve had zero problems with it. I assumed it wouldn’t hold a candle to my wife’s 2022 CRV when it comes to reliability, but maybe it will!

[Randerson]

ok I have question, 2005 Honda Accord ex 4dr, for $800? but within the information, I see no mileage info. so should I did it?

[oneman]

Dodge and jeep that high 😂, sure i believe jd power

[pmb]

Goes to show that even the best people can build a doozy!