10 Least Reliable Vehicles Of The Year!

GM Vehicle Walkarounds:

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[BrianMello]

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[StarForce]

I like how half of these cars are owned by the "Chrysler" group lol

[seanl]

Wrangler owner here. They delivered the recall notices to my mailbox before they even delivered the vehicle.

[joshmedici]

Over 90 percent of cars build by Stellantis are still on the road. The other 10 percent made it home safely.

[mussy]

Volkswagen and Volvo making the list breaks my heart

[Robbie]

Range Rover not being on this list is the biggest red flag

[grege]

Least reliable vehicle: Pick ANY RECENTLY-PRODUCED Chrysler product.

[Rusty.]

How Chrysler can even still sell cars blows my mind

[IDT]

Only thing that surprises me about the Chrysler brand vehicles is that they scored that high 😂

[GhostFrogsShrek]

Im a service advisor at a Ford dealership. All I can say is we were NEVER slow last year, unless the power was out during storms.

[markcayce]

I have a 2022 Pacifica and it’s junk. Had 7500 miles on it and the transmission blew, rear hatch stopped working at 12, 000, and now the stereo at 19, 000.

[dinogerc]

I live in France and 7 days ago I was walking down the street and Jeep next to me on the small narrow street just blew its tire off, and deployed all airbags. Without colliding with anything absolutely! Driver and a broken nose, was transferred to a hospital!!! Brand new 1500 km on the car!!!
I am going as a witness along side with the cameras! Family is suing Jeep! And am Gladly participating!

[robertharris]

I have a 23 Ford Hybrid and so far it’s been fabulous. No service issues, no rattles etc. it’s a platinum loaded with the 7.2kw generator.

[jarriouscoleman]

Ok how the HELL DID bmw and range rover NOT make this list!!?? They should be all over this list.

[gradenthebarbarian]

Not a Toyota or Honda in sight. A beautiful thing indeed.

[rocketme]

I have an f-150 hybrid and I absolutely LOVE IT! 70k miles on it so far and no real issues aside from the infotainment freezing up from time to time (which can be easily fixed by resetting the unit with the press of 2 buttons). Great truck so far! Also really good on gas for a truck 🛻!

[fatman]

Calling BS on the Jetta and Frontier.
Both have excellent tried and true engines, both have excellent transmissions and both have electronics that bugs out like any other electronic item.
Had 3 GLI, all driven hard with upgraded intake exhaust and ramjet. All we’re traded with 150k+ miles for a newer version.
No major failures maintenance done according VW specifications.
Frontier current owner of 2 2020 and 2023 both are rock solid.
The 2020 has 213k miles the 2023 has 97k miles zero issues aside from consumables.
If anything I would argue the frontier should be at the top 20 most reliable vehicles.

[Rrrakanishu]

You can tell how many times a jeep has broken down by counting the amount of ducks on their dashboard.

[johnherlan]

As a former BMW assembly plant employee I can attest to a few little known factors that make a modern BMW a lower tier automobile. The assembly line I worked on produced an automobile every 88 seconds. Rather than have a floating assembler assist in line production when a problem arises, they instead have so-called engineers doing time studies to determine if one cell took on the job of adding a dash bolt that could give the next cell an opportunity to do added assembly. This may sound like a normal factory procedure but at BMW it is anything but normal. Out of this production line the X3 and X4 are assembled. You have exactly 88 seconds to preform your tasks. If you drop a single screw you will quickly learn it's takes about two seconds to pick up that screw and continue with your task. when the next car passes through your station you now have 86 seconds to do what you couldn't do in 88 seconds. Many quality checks are skipped just to keep up with the assembly line. The X5 and X6 are assembled at a rate of one car every 92 seconds in the Hall (building) next door. This works out to an average of two cars every 90 seconds or one car every 45 seconds. A few years ago a train hauling a couple hundred BMWs from this plant jumped the tracks. It took that one factory just over three hours to remanufacture the couple hundred cars that were damaged.
WHAT KIND OF QUALITY DO YOU THINK IS GOING ON AT SUCH A MANUFACTURING RATE.

[gcc]

I just got a letter from Chrysler informing me that the transmission in my Pacifica now has a “unlimited miles and unlimited years” warranty.
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