AVOID: 2024's Most Unreliable Car Brands!

I believe (and will show you why) these car brands are making unreliable cars and SUVs. In my opinion, all of these are unreliable SUVs, unreliable cars, and just products you want to avoid. You need to get more than 60 000 miles out of your purchase, so that's why I'm sharing this big list of cars to avoid!

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[DeflectionMode]

Jeep is charging luxury vehicle prices but yet provides trash quality but people continue to purchase and support them.

[hepburndavis]

I remember when we used to ridicule The Yugo in the nineties, many of today’s vehicles are not much better than the Yugo.

[icm]

Too much emphasis on technology. Not enough on quality.

[KubanKevin]

What I find fascinating is that no major YouTuber seems to care or notice that the new Tundra has had a myriad of issues plaguing it. And it’s not just the engines.

[Alan_GA]

The irony as automotive technology progresses, the more unreliable some vehicle models get getting.

[arguz]

I will keep longer my lovely and valiant ‘13 Camry XLE, no leaks, no burning oil, no electrical problems, no CVT, no direct injection, no turbo, no problems whatsoever, just the characteristic 1 second engine “rattling” (140k) which won’t stop the car neither affects vehicle performance, I already bought all parts needed to fix it, just need the right time to do it ( myself) 😎

[greathey]

As long as fools have money forget about reliability, they care about bling and dazzle not quality

[hepburndavis]

The average person wants a vehicle they know is going to start up and transport us from point A to point B. We don’t have multiple choices, so we need reliable transportation. Not necessarily “fun to drive.”

[markmeador]

The car manufacturers can go out of business as far as I’m concerned. Outrageous pricing and pos products. Why is the quality and engineering going backwards.

[omt]

Mazda, Toyota, Honda. These are the best right now.

[brimis]

Anton Yelchin, R.I.P., that was the case he was referencing when talking about the Jeep, sad story, bright future cut short.

[hepburndavis]

Some of the problems being highlighted should have been solved decades ago and yet we’re still hearing about them on many GM vehicles. Why does a vehicle have headlight problems? That’s ridiculous.

[indycharlie]

And don't forget . GM junk is sending reports on your driving to your Insurance Company . People are getting cancelled or having their rates increased .

[RobsNeighbor]

Love your style and the value your content offers, thank you

[briannichols]

A lot of the problem with Rivian is the way they treat their employees . I saw a video about how they won't comply with OSHA regulations or any safety regulations which is putting their workers in unnecessary danger . That could have a lot to do with why Rivian quality is questionable to low .

[jimtigrett]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge; I bought a 2015 Lexus RX 350 one year ago based on reviews such as yours. At the time it had less than 63, 000 miles and a clean car fax. I did have to replace the neutral safety switch months later but have confidence it will last me for years!

[cwqrpportable]

Hey there, hope you’re doing well and getting lots of new subs and views. 👍👊🏻 You said something interesting at the 7:05 mark of your video that I agree with. Personally speaking, even with the few problems with the brand of truck I drive, it’s still worth it to me to not drive an ugly Tundra. That pretty much sums up my recent shopping experience. I’ll take a few “nothing burger” recalls in exchange for the pleasure of ownership. The Tundra has it’s own set of issues.

Great video! Inspirational for moi…..

[Vincent-kezn]

Very informative video Mark and I completely agree with you 💯 %+. GOD BLESS YOU Mark 🙏 😊

[hepburndavis]

Many of these companies like Jaguar have not been successful at making internal combustion vehicles; yet they are pivoting to EV. How successful can we expect them to be?

[atweber]

I bought a 2023 accord hybrid and it was the bigger lemon ever. Left me stranded 3 times