Top 10 Most Unreliable Car Brands of Last Year.

What were the least reliable car brands of last year? If you want to know which automotive sewage to side step look no further..

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[andrewphillips]

Remember when Mercedes Benz were engineered to last 300, 000 miles

[Rosscogalli]

Im astounded that BMW never made this list! 😅

[sambrock]

I long for the day when planned obsolescence is considered fraud and everything is built to last forever.

[paxanimi]

This guy is right. My Alfa spends more time being repaired than on the road

[allenmontrasio]

I'm kind of surprised that BMW didn't make the list.

[eugeniaandrobertcairns]

This fellow is great. He is honest, direct, and humourous! I am happy owning a Toyota.

[Foxe]

I remember how everyone hated Peugeot 407, my father bought one in 2013 an early 2004 model with 1.6 HDI with about 270 000 kms on it, we still own it, he wont change it, bcs of comfort he says and super low consumption, it has 440 000 kms now, no issues, never leaked and i abused the living thing out of it as my first car and nothing, just regular maintenance, changed clutch once in our ownership at around 330 000.

[stanleybuchan]

I'm 70 later this year and I don't understand why, in recent years, things are getting worse instead of better! Are people not trained in design, manufacture and maintenance these days? Money talks, quality walks.

[Ljhfrtbb]

I work as a mechanic at audi and it is so clear that quality worsens with every year, and audi is still one of the better ones….youd think that cars get better over the years but they really dont. The newer audis are mereley a farcry of what the brand used to make.

[Retrox]

Got the new Astra in July last year, it lasted 5 months and then the entire electrical system shit the bed. Its still at the dealership waiting for parts.

[clubfan]

SO GLAD you have Peugeot on your list as I have a 308. Whoo hoo! Made the cardinal sin of filling it with fuel with a HIGHER octane than recommended and even so it broke down after driving 10 feet! It drops more oil than Exxon so I can always find it in a car park which is great! French cars sell in miniscule numbers in Oz. I understand why now. After reading an edition of "Wheels" magazine some years back and then buying one I thought I was buying a good product. I wasn't...and I didn't. Thanks Peugeot! You used to build some great models (205 GTi, 504, 404) but now you build merde. I hope your company goes down the proverbial backyard dunny!

[wholeNwon]

The algorithm brought me here. Some of the brands you listed are not available in the US (happily) but, among those that are, IMHO, you nailed it. The otherwise inexplicable popularity of Jeeps is due to the desire of fat, old, bald men in bill caps to be considered battle-hardened soldiers ready for combat. Honest, that's it. If they painted them olive green and put machine gun mounts on top, they'd sell even more.

[ashtonsmith]

As an American who owns a Honda and a Toyota, I think your presentation is spot on.

[dansaghin]

There are also a few german, chinese, indian, spanish brands who should be on this list...

[stephenberry]

Remember the late 70s when Jag's were so unreliable that there was a saying...
"You need two to keep one on the road"!
A time when workers and management of UK manufacturers were bickering a lot...

In Australia we got a design just for us - the Leyland P76.
Drove well and you could fit a 44 gallon drum in the boot.
Build quality was so bad they ended up closing the factory...

[gerhardstrydom]

I stumbled on the channel today - love it👍👏

[cliffslough]

My wife has a 1990 defender- it is reliable, oil goes through it, I wouldn't touch a modern one ( if there isn't oil under it, there isn't any in it!) It always starts even if left unused for a few months (it has no electronics worth mentioning). My son has a fiat 2006 - it has intermittent electrical faults, rarely the same one twice (it's fun to drive) and we can do the work ourselves (would be expensive if we couldn't) we knew being Italianit would have random electronics issues . I have a Toyota 2020, miles, no problems, no leaks. I was shocked BMW and audi didn't make the list, but don't disagree with what's on the list.

[ralphclark]

Everybody whose car's manufacturer WASN'T on this list heaves a massive sigh of relief.

[elenasinclair]

Great and insightful content with absolutely spectacular delivery👍👍

[DaleSteel]

I can't believe landrover wasn't 9th. Oh hang on I got the list the wrong way around.