WORST Hybrid Cars & Electric Cars That Will Empty Your Bank Account

Worst hybrid cars and electric car you should never buy in 2024. These are the worst and most unreliable hybrid cars and electric cars you should avoid buying. The worst electric cars and hybrids on this list will empty your bank account with repairs, depreciation and headaches. If you want to know what are the worst hybrids and EVs to buy, watch this video.

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[jow.]

Glad you didn’t mention the VW ID.4! We have a 2023 model which has now done 22000km and we love it!

[Fakeaorta]

For several years it feels like the only safe bet is cars from Japan. Toyota, Honda, and Subaru. I have a 2012 RAV4 4wd and the thing never has issues. Every Toy I have owned is amazing!

[ronalaska]

On my 3rd EV, starting with a 2013 Focus EV traded on a 2020 Bolt EV, both to small! Never paid over $30K now by ignoring the crazies I have a 2024 Blazer RS AWD that is awesome! At least 300 miles range as tested by experts on youtube, huge inside and smooth ride! Love this car! Only financed $30K with the Bolt trade in!

[tenman]

Sad that Stellantis is always so low on the reliability list. They look great.

[wholeNwon]

These are basically I.Q. tests for the American car buyers. So, now we can understand how they stay in business.

[grriceman]

The poor Hornet 🐝 never had a chance … RIP 🪦

[lesklower]

Fortunately some of these aren't sold in Australia but some are and anything built by Stelantis is terrible

[mohammedalgheryafi]

Thank you very much for an informative video. Keep up the good work.

[mauvelover]

Many automakers have their priorities backwards, they're concerned more about profit than quality, right BMW?

[ManoloTakamoto]

Notice how there aren’t any Japanese automakers on this list? (I’m actually surprised that the Nissan Leaf isn’t on here).

[charlesbarden]

Quite accurate. Love how he nails all the bad options while leaving the good ones alone.

[africawai]

Good video, i dont mind if my frd tease me drivin my Prius for almost 10 years. Reliable quality always go first. It does save me a lot of money for maintenance.

[thuonghawaii]

I like your video a lot. I hope it rich more people make people more smarter to buy car thank you, my brother

[sandumg]

wow I learned so much in 10 min...so many surprises, including the high end european brands....What about Volvo XC60 Recharge?

[ctclardy]

I don't see how Stellantis stays in business anymore. I guess Jeep keeps them afloat but, the prices of Jeeps today have bogged down their sales also.

[oepvyqy]

Just lease for now ..i did 2023 id4 17k yr free charging for 3 yrs and all maintenance included. $300 month 24 months 🎉

[imohift]

I'm surprised that no one gets what the XM is all about.
Let me help you guys with that:
It basically tells everyone on the road to get out of the way and open up the lane for the wealthy owners of this vehicle.

There, you are all welcome.

[rahimk]

Can you review BYD and SU7 from Xiaomi. Please can you get hold of them

[michaelw]

Isn’t Fisker effectively DOA at this point?

[Molishious]

He's mostly right when you look at these vehicle for purchase at MSRP however, some of this comes down to value for money. The Mercedes EVs are actually quite nice and some have good specs, they just aren't worth the full price for what you are getting especially when you look at depreciation. There are also some good lease deals out there where you can have an EV from anywhere like 18 months to 3 years. The Blazer would have been a bad purchase when it came out, but now after the stop sale and the lower price it might be okay. If it turns out that they fixed the problems, it could be a very nice car. Seems like most people came here to have their preconceptions validated, that's fine, I do that sometimes as well, but I think a lot of these vehicles are worth a look at a certain price. The loss in resale value of EVs seems to primarily be seen as a negative, but the silver lining goes to those who are willing to buy one that is a year or two old.