The 10 MOST DEPENDABLE Car Brands!

[howiefeldhersnatch]

This list is complete bull crap. The only thing he got right was the Toyota Lexus one

[WilliamBavar]

JD Powers. Lol. If you don’t pay them you will never make the list.

[QPilotD]

I have a very bad experience with my LEXUS IS. First year in, I had a coolant reservoir crack, a fee month later, I have a coolant hose leak, and two month later( a month ago). I have a radiator failure, now i am getting a throttle sensor malfunctioning.

Despite all of these, I still think Lexus is one of the most reliable car. 😅😂

[majed]

Toyota taking both the 2nd and 1st spots🔥🔥

[mintypot]

bro never touched his maths book because 147 is less than 149

[hazardous]

Toyota holding the top two spots is hilarious to me


Especially when I I saw them at number two, and I was confused as to who could have possible beaten them in dependability, just for it to be their luxury car brand 😂

[johnlowe]

I wouldn’t trust this list as far as I could throw the phone I’m using to look at it.

[BasedDoomSlayer]

If were are talking pure reliability here, the top 3 most reliable brands are Lexus, Toyota, and Mazda.

[markbrook]

Acura not on this list is crazy I never see a Acura broken down on the side of the road

[mrs.america]

Honda / Acura should be at least top 3. Esp. Honda

[SEGP]

I am not convinced by the list, with Dodge and Chevrolet at the top, when they are at the bottom of the list in Consumer Reports.

[theliltibby]

Ain’t no way bmw appears on this list and Honda doesn’t, get out of here 😂😂

[SlopeDudeNiiice]

“This list comes from JD Power and associates who rank the car brands that paid them the most money”

[KevRS]

The only one that seems accurate is Lexus.

Mazda should be higher on the list! 👍🏼

[slick_anonymous]

Honda is still reliable as it was before, the problem is when it comes to buying used cars now with how people drive crazy. Its like buying a rental car after its been abused so much. I bought two brand new Hondas a few years ago and I've yet to have any major issue. One has 50k miles on it and the other 80k. Biggest issue I've replaced so far was the serpentine belt

[jimd]

Do the same survey after 3 years of ownership

[AdmiringScorpion-iczd]

Everybody stop hating on Honda if it was no Honda no Toyota

[EzraV.-epti]

Honestly, I think the cars mentioned do last a long time it’s just that some of these cars are built different. If we want to talk about the German cars, those have a lot of tech into it which will require a lot of maintenance throughout time. I think the confusing part with a lot of people is that with a Japanese car, you can be rough with it as much as you want and it still will last unlike the German vehicles. I feel like the German and South Korean cars are rushed in production. From my experience with BMW, Hyundai, Genesis, Mercedes Benz, Audi, and so forth. There hasn’t been any mechanical problems for when I had put high mileage into these vehicles but there has always been a tech problem with sensors, sound, plastic rattling, and the list goes on.

[Mo-gdxn]

Chevy better then Honda LOL cmon man how much do they pay you?

[jaxinpatterson]

This is inaccurate because it really matters how much you drive the vehicle