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No bolts, no tools? Hmm

So uhhhhhhhmmm……No American brand cars in this list. Scary isn’t for all you American car workers. And for consumers driving American brands of course.

They didn't hook up trans linkage, clutch system there just to much to make an engine drive a car to be hooked up that fast ... There's definitely a second engine somewhere

As a ford salesman i would by the Hornet over the ford explorer St 😂

I had 1 recall on my Kia and it was the trunk release latch inside the trunk, in case you lock yourself in there!!, that had a potential to not fonction.....no big deal really

That should tell you they're all stinking Dodges. Nobody wants them! 😂

I have a 2005 Toyota Highlander at 275,000. I do my own maintenance and other than replacing an alternator I've never had to do any repairs. Wonderful car and I definitely do not baby it.

Notice how most of the vehicles on the list are owned by Chrysler? Chrysler is the most unreliable car company in the world right now. I do love a dodge challenger and if you get the manual they are pretty reliable as long as you don’t have LIFTER ISSUES 🤦🏼‍♂️ but then they cost too much to take a chance on it 🤷‍♂️

How dumb there’s no wiring or nurture else and most of the crap is unbolted already

No Mercedes? Lol

32 seconds to get an engine in a car. 10 seconds to get five guys in it, and drive it 7m

You want to sell the cars put them at a reasonable price I mean seriously look around you're asking $80,000 for a $50,000 car at best

With a smaller bed nope

Dodge Hornet is an Italian car. It’s actually an Alpha Romero essentially.

Sounds rough as fuck though 😂

I thought for sure it would be a clean sweep consisting of American made cars Very surprised to see Volvo make a negative list.

I bet it’s another 42 seconds to attach the hood properly.

This is great as my local garage charges £85 per hour and will considerably reduce servicing costs!

Well, I mean if you can afford a vehicle that cost over 100K with a 682HP engine then you can afford to continually keep gas in it so why would you want a more fuel efficient diesel🤷‍♂️

And i thought my Viva clutch change used to be quick..? 28 minutes from being driven on the ramp to back off in '89. Not bad for a 19yr old apprentice aye lol

I've owned 3 Nissans and I'll be happy to buy another one. Never had a lick of trouble with any of these vehicles.

Mass production

Can this be, because they are Producing more Vehicles??

Let's see them drive it around the block. Engine block would seize because theres no coolant.

Only ev I would buy is a Tesla

If they could do this 40 seconds I think I can do it in 2 weeks with this car .btw never changed an engine before

I have a 2023 WRX. Nothing wrong with it. Mid range power and AWD are excellent. The only thing I don’t like about it is a short first gear. The engine can also easily handle a 7000 RPM redline, instead of 6000.

The added no coolant or oils?

Same country that made tank engines out of bashing car engines together. They make it work.

Chrysler and the Jeep models are ALL the HYBRID versions!

Telescopic CV axles?

Who needs coolant

The British Royal Marines Do Everything In a field with a pocket knife 🫡

Well it's 2 years since this post and still no Avalanche. My first was a 2003 and currently own a 2007. I'm 68 and had a lot of vehicles but the Avalanche is by far my favorite and was shocked when they stopped making them. They are all around great trucks, but particular stand outs for me are the great ride they offer. They ride like a Cadillac and I know this because I've owned Cadi's. 2nd is the midgate. The ability to get 4x8 sheetrock in it and be able to leave it protected inside rain or shine is always great. You can even get 12'' lengths if you don't mind putting them on the dash. I never liked the look of the cladding, I would hope they never do that again. Looks cheap even when new. The new Silverado EV has the midgate, but at 100 grand plus, not interested. Both of Avi's I bought were used because purchasing a new vehicle is a ripoff. I've had my 2007 since 2011 and spent less than $7,000 in repairs and it has 185k miles. Now I'm looking for a 2013.

It would be insane yes if it was a normal car and not a lego one.

How is dodge still around

If I were to buy one of these it would be a diesel. About the same price as premium gas but better mileage.

I call BS,...😮

Will Ford & Chrysler ever make it off these lists?

Honda & toyota sells & are the best cars

how did the ford escape not make this list?

Try that on Tesla

If engineer understand the mechanic

BMW X5 makes fifth on the list surprise me.

My favorite part is them dragging the guy from under the car😂

I saw one of the lightning trucks. Wonder what the guy feels knowing the second he drove that thing off the lot it lost a ton of value and its dropping fast

How about some decent standards for licensing requirements? There's way too many shitty drivers on the road who never should've been given a license.

They just need to bring back the Astro or start making Kei vans like they do for the Uzbekistani / Brazilians.

Out of all of these I’m most shocked the VW Jetta is on there they’ve always just been good reliable cars and simple

Sorento in the list is a surprise. The Sorento Hybrid is actually a very nice vehicle, and quite reliable too.