CHEAP Luxury Cars That Will Ruin You Financially

These fast, beautiful and badass luxury cars sure are tempting, but they will ruin you financially! Avoid these tempting cheap cars, unless you are RICH! Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, BMW and even Tesla! Watch this vid to save yourself from lemons and going broke!

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[IdealMediaChannel]

Which cheap car has ruined you financially?

[Qibilii]

"Don't buy a Range Rover", well I can't afford one...but it feels so good to hear that. Gives peasants like me some dignity. 😂

[lavenderm]

RAUL I AM SO GRATEFUL, MY SCORE JUST MOVED TO 820 FROM 450 WITHIN 3 WEEKS

[BakoSooner]

Agree on everything, including Jag and Landrovers. Also agree on break my wallet. I had two 650i coupes and they both required hefty maintenance bills. I bought a cheap used Edge to drive back and forth to work about 3 years ago and I have great appreciation for this thing. Not only is it reliable (no major problems yet after 70, 000 miles), but oil change also doesn't cost me $300!

[jseals]

I drive a 2015 Camry XSE V6, I did my research and found that to be the Best Buy. It’s fast, handles well and over the past 7 years it’s only been in the shop for oil changes. 👍🏼

[freedmike]

Yep, learned my lesson on this with my old A3. Cheap to buy, ridiculous to maintain. Water pumps (there are two) failed at 60, 000 miles and cost two grand. And it still leaked oil and coolant. Great car to drive, no fun to live with.

[Omri]

1. Mercedes CLA 2:07
2. Jaguar XJ 3:13
3. BMW X6 4:33
4. Tesla Model Y 5:33
5. Maserati Ghibli 7:02
6. Audi A6 8:29
7. Range Rover (Any of Them) 10:49

[SeanC]

Purely anecdotal but I owned a 2014 A6 for 4 years and 60k miles. Never had single problem with it. Just did the manufacturers suggest maintenance and it ran like a dream. It was the 3rd Audi I had owned at the time and all of them were completely problem free.

[sstjacques]

Most reliable car i ever owned was my 2014 Mercedes C300 that I bought used with low miles in 2014 and still have it in 2022. I do my own work and the only thing it really needed was brake pads and brake fluid flush along with yearly oil changes and the air filter change every 2 years since i only put 7k a year on it. Front brakes are by far the easiest car to change on the C300, compared to my Fords and Audi. Did front break pad swap in 30 min, they come out and in like a freaking Atari cartridge.

[michaelfordham]

i created my wealth through credit repair, after getting my score fixed then i got a big loan and started business, i am proud to be a millionaire. Thank you raul

[carlitobrigante]

If you make money don’t worry about nothing baby

[Nathan_Rave]

2012 Audi A6 owner. Fantastic car. It’s had a few issues but all could be fixed by me at home. It’s easy to work on with normal tools. You are crazy.

[thomasaquinas]

Here's what one mechanic told me: if you have an eccentric, rare, or just plain old car, and can afford the space, look for another example, regardless of the condition, and buy it at a bargain price. There's just no substitute for having 100% of spare parts on hand...

[MikeRuben]

I threw in the towel after Audis and Range Rovers and got a Toyota—it last me 10 years and all I did was oil changes, 1 brake and rotor job, 1 set of high quality RainX wipers and new 1 set of tires…still running strong 💪

[nthabisengmotloung]

My mum had the bmw 320i for 10 years. It's been a horror to maintain/fix. Funny she loves the x6. I had to show her this video before she commits another mistake 🤣

[marcyarmendariz]

WHO SHOULD I THANK IF NOT FOR RAUL THAT FIXED MY CREDIT, I WAS SO SAD AND UNHAPPY HAVING 430 FEW WEEKS BUT I'M PROUD TO HAVE 810 TODAY THANKS

[michaeloladele]

Thank you raul for fixing my score to 830 from 580 within few days.

[JustAlittleBomb]

Man. I just paid off my 2015 A4, and was going to go in for an A6 or S6 next year. I guess I won’t be doing that anymore. Thanks for the advice. I like to own my cars too, not a leaser.

[TheAguevara]

Thank you for all of this information. I was considering 2 of these vehicles so I appreciate it.

[slidetek]

I've had nearly every brand of German car, more than once. But as the 90's came, the quality took a huge nose dive. I'm a Lexus guy now, it's pretty awesome to not be on a first name basis with everybody in service as well as their wives and kids, exchanging Christmas cards every year. A realtor friend drives nothing but Audis. I don't think he's had one as long as a year (he leases). He had one A6's engine blow up - literally - at 17k miles. I guess if you're ok with leasing it doesn't matter. I like to buy a car and drive it until the wheels fall off.