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At ReDriven, we’ll be taking you through the pros and cons of a huge range of used cars to see how well they’re going now that they’re a few years old, have thousands of kilometres on the clock, and are coming toward the end of their warranty, or maybe don’t have one at all.

Plus, thanks to our resident mechanic, Jim, you’ll find out what commonly goes wrong with them and what might need to be fixed.

Most importantly, we want to make ReDriven a voice for the most in-the-know used car experts there are...you guys.. See, you’re the ones that actually buy, live with, love and sometimes unfortunately hate the cars we’ll be reviewing.

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[ReDriven]

What do YOU consider to be the worst SUV on the used car market today? 🚙 Let us know down below!

[ToastedLeak]

I'll save you 15 minutes.
#1 Nissan Pathfinder
#2 BMW X5
#3 Nissan X-Trail
#4 Audi Q5
#5 Mercedes GL Class
#6 Land Rover and Range Rover products (skimmed this bit. they might've specified models)
#7 Holden Captiva
Thumbs up if helpful.

[zAngus]

Every time he said Captiva my brain autocorrected to Craptiva.

[mdmorris]

A bloke I know has a tee shirt with the caption: Land Rover: making drivers into mechanics for 70 years.

[Pretzil]

I joined an Everest owners group when i was considering getting a brand new one, glad i did, so many horror stories.
Gearboxes, torque converters, engines, ecus, adblue systems, rust in the doors of 4yo cars...

The common phrase when someone says they're having an issue: "yeah, its common, do a search"

[zijadjasarspahic]

I love the subtle comedic approach to the reviews from both the presenter and the mechanic that shows up in som videos. Great job guys. 👏

[Nathanmattinson]

The original xtrails were gold. Had one for 13 years. Got it up to 390, 000kms. And yep, like he said, Head gasket went. Spewing I didn’t get it to 400k!

[Themeister]

Not everyone of these vehicles will have problems, just all of them.

[carleebrown]

I work for Audi in Australia and I can confirm they are shocking we have a “Audi grave yard” waiting on parts and most of the time it’s a few grand to fix if not in the 10s. Not worth it if you don’t have warranty they will break down and cost you thousands for repairs. That stands for most Audis

[vandur]

A few years ago, before I knew anything about cars or even had watched YouTube about them I nearly bought a Captiva.
Even without knowing anything I somehow sensed during test drive the general bodgyness of it and backed out.

[gordonclark]

I had a Nissan T31 with a manual transmission and never had an issue with it. I always had it serviced as per the manual and sold it privately with the buyer saying he had never seen one in such good condition. I couldn't see the advantage of the T32 so moved to another brand and now glad I did.

[lifesanabyss]

Should of included the Jeep Grand Cherokee another nightmare wrapped under so called prestige. Don’t fall the jeep & Nasty for nothing.

[grungysquash]

Yep pretty much as expected, ironically we have a discovery sport HSE brought new in 2015. Its been a solid car, 122k on the clock no mechanical issues or electrical. We've done all the servicing timing belt and water pump done last service. So there can be good news stories.

[davidbrayshaw]

You know that you're getting old when you can remember when German cars were the pinnacle of quality and Japanese cars were considered second rate.

[affirmationstoday]

Only just started watching your channel and so much great info. I had a Merc ML absolutely dreadful, have SL350 now and minor issues mainly the service and parts in FNQ. Getting a used 4x4 end september and this may not have made up my mind it certinally made up mind that my dreams are shattered on a range rover ( all people said I was stupid) and cars not what to get.

[blacktoothstavros]

Hey Adam,
Loving the work you do. Would you consider a story on whether kei cars and vans are fun enough to overcome the limitations of a real life Matchbox or Hotwheels car? I love the Copen, later model Move, and HiJet 4wd vans. Fuel economy, fun looks and quirky handling vs no warranty, no spares and tiny, tiny engines.

[punclizme]

Audi Q5 is lovely to drive. Spilled some water from a bottle on the back seat, it went down the buckle hole under the seat. Apparently there a computer module right under, not covered at all. Better yet it sits in an open housing that holds water around it. Not much to say but that it completely shut down the car and waiting 2 weeks for the part for lots of $$$ and Audi said 🤷🏻‍♂️

[heygeorgie]

I had a manual 2007 diesel Captiva and it didn't miss a beat. That was until I hit a kangaroo. Did nearly 300k on the dial. Used it as a daily drive (120km a day) and on the farm. I truly miss it.

[TwistedDonners]

2 that deserves to be on the list is are the Dodge Nitro and the Mercedes X Class. For the X Class my dad was talking to a bloke who bought one straight off the lot and one the way for the free 1k service the front wheel assembly blew up and locked the front wheels stopping it dead in its tracks as well as electrical gremlins galore so he traded it onto a land cruiser.

With the Craptiva a few things that'd be safer than driving one are;
Tap dancing in an minefield
Drag racing in a shopping trolley
Skinny dipping with pacu fish
Smoking near a leaking gas tank.


Brilliant video guys and look forward to Friday's video as always 👍.

[entyen]

My dad owned the 2009 Xtrail and it ran a good 300K + km without major issues before being sold!