These Are The MOST RELIABLE Cars & SUV's Of 2024 You Should Buy
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Top 10 most reliable cars and SUV's you should buy for 2024. These are the best and most reliable cars and SUV's that you should buy for 2024 according to Consumer Reports reliability study. These are the best cars and SUV's for reliability, repair costs, and cost of ownership. If you want to know what are the most reliable cars, best cars and best SUVs to buy, watch this video.
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Taking a moment to brag on my 2003 Camry, complete w/cassette and cd players, knobs only, and real fresh air vents. Thanks for ‘listening’.
I saw a 97 Camry that looked like it was driven off the dealer lot the other day. I had a 91 Camry in 2021 and it was a great car back then.
You have every reason to brag about your 2003 Camry.
Since we’re bragging my 2008 Lexus ES 350 174,000 miles with a few paint chips everything looks almost new.
Our '02 finally died at 360,000 miles
All respect for your ‘02; RIP.
Excellent review. I have been driving my 2008 4Runner (2WD SR5) for over 15 years with no problems at all. Everything still looks and works like new. I think it might go for another 15 years.
I just bought a2008 w 178k miles. Runs great
Right. Toyotas will go 15 years. Easily.
we had a 4 runner for 12 years. If the body hadn't rusted off the frame we might still be driving it?
Couldn't agree more ! My son had the same vehicle for 20 years !
Haha, anybody thinking 15 years and 178k is considered 'reliable' has no clue about longevity! That's such a low bar, even a Ford Tempo could achieve that! Conservative-minded Toyota drivers (Conservative in every way except politically and their worship of 'All-Mighty Toyota')!
As a non native speaker I always found your videos easy to understand and helpful. Thank you!
Reliable or no, it’s totally academic if you can’t afford them… 😒💸
Yep, the way things are going, many will not be able to afford even the most modest of vehicles. And with governments “forcing’ their populations to purchase EVs in the coming decade, these too are out of range of the average consumers. Personal/private vehicles will become the domain of the wealthy and politically connected, as for us, the great unwashed masses….inefficient Public Transport…and we will be happy….🤬
What a bizarre observation
Wow, my response to this was deleted, eh…? Good to see CZcams is doing its due diligence keeping “free speech” and opposing views at bay. My comments were obviously just a little too thought-provoking for CZcams’s standards and of their masters in Beijing.
@@partycity750 why bizarre?
Cars today are ridiculously expensive.
Just bought Mazda CX-90 and love it. Before I bought it, I took a test drive in Highlander, Pilot, Telluride, Palisade. Mazda CX-90 has the best driving handling and excitement. Others may have more cargo space, but the drive and the overall build quality in Mazda are undoubtedly the best and will give a run for the money to German brands like BMW ,Audi or Mercedes.
Just bought my first Mazda after 21 years of Honda. The Mazda3 hatchback Premium 6 spd manual.
Cheaper and way better than the 2024 Honda Civic Sport Touring Hatchback MT. Couldn't be happier.
38 to 40 mpg.
I own nothing but BMWs , they ride rough that is a reflection of the media telling us we want a Sporty Drive. I don’t drive in race tracks I drive pot hole ridden crusty roads because local gov takes your money and puts it in their pocket. I want a smooth riding car pre sporty car era. If your car is smooth than that is worth millions.
Common knowledge now that MB isn’t special anymore as far as reliability goes.
Volkswagen is an affordable Euro German brand
Mazda may be a quality car, but their AC isn't cold enough for the southern hot US.
I still drive my 2002 Rav4 in 2024 and the car is beast! Not that difficult to fix either. Spent a total of $250.00 in repairs over the last 7 year and my 2002 Rav4 is still going strong! Computers and sensors were much less complicated in 2002 and the Rav4 was also based on the Corolla and Camry so parts are still readily available even in 2024!
Got 400,000 miles out of my old RAV4.
@@lastuberman Nice! usually Rav4s will rust out before the engine dies so almost any Rav4 will get to 400,000 miles with very minimal maintenance.
2002 yes. 2024 no. You need to check a major consumer magazine to get your info....and your private mechanic.
@@millerforester6237 I typically do my own auto repairs. The computer in my 2002 Rav4 mainly controls the engine and transmission operation. The engine light is always on due to the O2 sensor but the engine light doesn't really bother me any.... and the Rav4 is still extremely reliable even in 2024.
My mother's 2004 Rav 4 is still in use, and is just the right size, unlike the later bloated models.
Wow! Now that video was an eye opener! Thank you on the report I truly appreciate it.
I enjoy your content Shari. Always look forward to Wednesday and Sunday.
Which car got a 100 points of 100?
Thank you very much!
Hi Car Help Corner, love your content you'ce been making & yes, cars these days are "Throwaway cars" and they're not as durable as cars from long ago due to modern electronics that can brake.@@carhelpcorner
@@LuisUrbieta obviously, none.
Thanks for the review. It's helpful, being that I'm in the market for a car.
now is not the time to purchase a car
Why not?@@MaxOc95
My 2003 Toyota Camry still going strong.
Mine too was great until I got rear ended. 4 yrs ago. Replaced it with a Hyundai ionic 2019 hybrid that needed the electric computer control feature replaced. It was , under warranty after 4 yrs. Thankfully
Got a 2006 Corolla…absolutely no problems & still my daily driver.❤
Yep Toyota and Subaru know that the average driver wants reliability, not super huge or drag strip performance. I wish US and European makers would realise.
Love your info and enthusiasm. What about the Honda products, Civic and Accord? Has Honda gone downhill?
How can you call something reliable when it is brand new?
Very easy. You can infer based on past performance and track record. If a particular model has proven to have few issues over the years, you can infer that the new equivalent stands a good chance, especially when the parts and components are often carried over.
@@carhelpcornervery easy, but scientifically wrong. The reliability has to be observed, not forecasted. This is some bs from CR, just like the predicted reliability and Bring My Wallet ranking - similar to what they have done with Mini a year ago, or with Kia, Hyundai, Buick etc. in the previous years (a year before out of the top, a year in Top 10, then out again) - something very fishy...
If it has the same engine from the years before especially with the same gear shift.
Great video wish you gave base prices!!!
Good morning from Virginia
😊great video. Thank you.
Good morning from Maryland
Hi shari what a good price or deal with your experience on a 2024 honda crv hybrid touring
This is a channel I can trust. What you present makes sense and is supported by evidence. I can appreciate the transparency, cause even though I wouldn't have guessed the X5 would be in this list you still shared the facts.
Credit to BMW for improving short term reliability. I still wouldn't want to own one outside of warranty until we have more data.
... wow ... learned a lot ... but since a new car is not in my budget, do u have any recommendations for used cars ?? ... & thanks Angel ... ❤❤❤
The BMW 3 Series was recommended by CU for the 2023 model year. It had a good reliability rating and crash test results.
5th Gen 4runners are loud and unrefined gas guzzlers. But, they will never let you down. Crazy reliable with a charm all their own. I love mine.
Amazed that the Ford Maverick got such good reliability scores when it had so many recalls and has had production issues. Not surprised that the Crosstrek because I have a Crosstrek with 208k miles that only needed a tune up at 165k other than just oil changes and brake pads.
I'm actually kind of surprised the Mazda CX's didn't make the list.
I remember MAZDA being voted (world-wide 2022) the most reliable of cars
hes biased .
His has only a little knowledge about car reliability.
Why no Mazda?
Hubby has a CX 5, loves it. I have the very reliable Corolla which wasn't on this list.
Surprised neither the Highlander or Corolla made the list; few cars can match their longevity through multiple iterations over the years.
They both still scored very high. 77/100 and 75/100 both above average.
Love my Corolla cross. Same platform as the UX and same running gear as the prius.
More space than the UX
and more practical than the prius. And its a Toyota
Win, win.
I owned a 2008 Kia Sorento for 11 years and not one thing went wrong with it. I took it into the Dealer twice. Once for a factory recall on a tail light relay and the second time to trade it in on a 2019 model. It still drove like new, with zero creaks or rattles (which I can’t stand) and it still looked great. Pretty amazing, because where I live, the rough roads and freezing cold winters that can hit minus 40° and lower are very hard on vehicles. But, I do take very good care of my vehicles, so it sold the first day on the dealer’s used car lot. Thus far, my new Kia Sorento is just as reliable and free of squeaks and rattles. It is the top model, so I expect to enjoy the long, long list of every convenience and comfort feature you could expect in its price range, for years to come.
Sounds like a keeper to me.
Bought my 2016 Honda HRV brand new. 78,000 miles later, running like a top. ♥️my Honda
Thanks
Just purchased a RAV4 Prime. I chose it over the other vehicles I was looking at primarily because of its reliability (space and fuel efficiency rounded out my top reasons). I plan on having this car for a long time.
I just bought a Subaru Crosstrek, YES!
I have an 06 Ford Focus with 290k miles, had to replace disks and that's it. Still on the original clutch.
Thanks...watched the worst and best. We have a Rav 4 and a Lexus. We also keep out cars a very long time. 1st Toyota in 79.. Now they have overcome their rust problems I expect to keep them even longer. I did consider the Subaru Crosstrek. Mazda not mentioned?
Toyota makes the best vehicles. We owned a couple of Subarus and had transmission issues.
My 2013 f150 was flawless. Have Maverick hot seller.
😀I have a 6 year old Suzuki Vitara in the Philippines and even on our horrible roads I haven't had a problem with it so far.
I know personally what you mean about the roads there! LOL
I just bought a Subaru Crosstrek and then saw this video. 😊. This is my 5th Subaru and still loving the manufacturer.
There is a feature in the new Crosstrek that turns off the engine when you stop for a while, to save gas. I saw some reviewers said it is dangerous because it can malfunction and stop the car while driving normally. Is this true? However, there is a channel that has full of negative reviews on the Crosstrek and the commenters discredited his claims overwhelmingly. It actually looks better than a sedan and even a coup. Thanks.
First time Subaru owner here 24 forester. Hope it’s reliable
My '22 Crosstrek has been trouble free just like our four previous Subarus. My brother inlaw is on his sixth Outback with zero problems. Thats good enough for me!!@@sinnieleeonUtube
I live in the NorCal Foothills. There are 1000s of Crosstreks here. The best AWD cars made. I don't really want one, but you can't argue with the stats.
@@j.d.thompson3505 Subaru is virtually the National Car of Lake Tahoe.
Hello
The Prius is good but it’s tire profile is unique making it hard to replace if you run into a problem
How can you say they are the most reliable in 2024 when 2024 is not over yet? Have you driven them over 100k miles?
2025s are coming out now
Toyota knew what they were doing with the 4Runner, they didn’t put high tech fancy bells and whistles just to sell. They kept in what worked and fixed the issues with the SUV and still in production for 15 years. For the ones who have a 5th generation 4Runner 20 years from now you know parts will be readily available just how many 4Runners are on the road today.
Hi! I have been driving my BMW X3, 3 liter turbo diesel 6 in lne since 2007 over Western Europe with no major problem at all: one broken spring, windshield washer reservoir pump and that's all. It receives a maintenance check up every 2 years only. Am I lucky? Maybe!
When In Africa, I share a Toyota Land Cruiser with colleagues. It is driven over dusty and muddy dirt tracks for years with minimal maintenance and has never let us down on the side of the track. I am very thankful to Toyota for building those vehicles.
I always follow you and your advices, I had 2021 highlander hybrid which I was planning to keep for more than 5 years, but it was stolen, can you please let us know the best way or tools that will help to prevent car theft.
I have a video on this coming soon stay tuned!
I think Tesla is the least stolen vehicle, and it is one of the reason for my purchase.
Old school "The Club".No high tech gizmo will unlock it.
You can prevent theft by simply installing a dead man's switch that only you know is located and activated. No matter what they try the engine will never start. And no thieves steal a car whose engine does not start
I see at least 3 vehicles that the Mazda CX 5 probably should have knocked off the list. I've got 140k miles on mine, and it still surprises me how quiet it idles the first 1000 miles after an oil change.
Of this video, I enjoyed.
The cinematography and audio were good, even though, the guy was in an enclosed room. I.e, no echo. Product knowledge, superb. Editing, or cut away shots, again superb.
Note: I am very interested, in buying, either a Subaru BRZ or a Toyota GR 86, base, manual.
All the best Shaun 🦉 of NYC 🗽
Mmm I’m in the market to get a new car but I had the Toyota Matrix clone since 2008 and don’t have any major issues and still going. So I’m leaning on getting another Toyota.
Matrix clone? You mean the pontiac vibe? I had a 2002 and also a 2009 fantastic cars. Built by toyota on the corolla platform
Hi Shari,
I watch most of your reviews and I really appreciate your attention to the details on the cars 👍👏👏👏
I am planning to buy the new 2025 Camry with AWD option, though it’s not yet in the showrooms.
I need your honest opinion about this car and if it’s a worthy buy.
Avoid AWD. get front wheel drive. no turbo.
@@millerforester6237: Actually Camry does not have an Turbo option. They all come with naturally aspirated 2.5 liter engine with electric motors (for AWD) and hybrid setup.
Just curious on why no AWD? is it due to the mileage hit or if there are any technical issues with AWD models. I live in Ohio and it snows a bit here during the winters and to be safe on the slick roads.
@@millerforester6237 Does that also apply to Toyotas?
I have a 2016 Subaru Legacy and have had absolutely no problems at all.
Great review! Hubby has a 2023 Camry XLE AWD and he loves it more than the Honda Accord that he drove previously. I would just love to get a RAV4 Prime, BUT, it doesn't fit inside our garage and that's a requirement for us. I do not like the Crosstrek (I don't need AWD all the time) and I'm leaning towards the "mini RAV4", or the Corolla Cross Hybrid. Cannot afford the Lexus UX crossover, but maybe next time (if we inherit enough $$$ to go debt free, ha! ha!).
Isn't the Camry longer than the RAV4? What kept the Prime from fitting in your garage?
An excellent solution is to buy a second hand Lexus UX 250h.
But the Cross might be a good alternative if new is a must for you.
I still have my 2006 Mazda 3. Two things went wrong with it over the years. I maintained it and can’t let it go because it’s so reliable. I know age will catch up eventually, but hate to spend so much money on a new one. I’m surprised Mazdas didn’t score higher.
I suspect the problem was the height as the RAV4 is 10 inches taller.@@0HOON0
@@0HOON0 That jumped out at me too... when I was looking at a new car a couple years ago, fitting into my small old garage was one of the factors. I wound up choosing the Camry, but the RAV4 was indeed shorter and would have fit easily.
I am not just surprised. I am almost shocked to hear the word "reliability" associated with Subaru. I ditched mine at 147,000 miles. Yes, the leaking head gaskets. And yes, it was on its third transmission. Never again.
No oil leaks?
Subaru had a rough decade there with reliability. Post 2020 models are much better, but they still can't match Toyotas in the long run.
@@0HOON0 lateral engines just cant beat gravity in the end.......
Mazda is better
that was then, this is now?
What about the Toyota Corolla Cross 1,8l hybrid?
Love my ‘24 Crosstrek!
Love has nothing to do with it. Neither does pretty or price.
My Forester Touring is the Biggest LEMON ever coming out of Japan.
I’m disabled and on SSI. It took me Many years to save up the money to buy my Forester.
It has literally been in the repair shop more than it’s been in my garage.
In 25 a lot of Toyota’s will be redesigned, so I’ll wait until the 26 year model and sell my POS Forester and go back to Toyota.
Great Review Shari !
Sorry to hear that. Can you tell me what kind of problems you had with it. I have a 2012 Forester with 160000 miles. Hopefully, I get to 200000 with no problems. But I am definitely done with Subaru after this.
@@trucks1451 The DCM was faulty long before the warranty expired but Subaru refused to fix it, so 3 days After the warranty expired I had to pay $1,600 to get it fixed. The rear hatch opens at random, it unlocks itself. The oil light flickers when the engine is cold and I hit a speed bump or pothole.
The driver recognition works about 1/3 the time. The list goes on.
It’s a 2019 and it has only 15K miles on it because it’s in the repair shop more often than it’s in my garage.
@@Doc1855i am sorry to hear about your experience. i own two subarus but the wierd thing is i have had very different experiences with both. My 2018 legacy is a great car when it runs well but I've had some major issues though they were all fixed under warranty. That being said i am not going to hang on to it after 95000 miles before my 100k warranty expires. very different experiences with my 2021 Crosstrek (made in japan) but so far so good. however, i don't think i am going to purchase a Subaru unless their reliability scores improve. both my cars are limited trims and one reason i purchased both w was the AWD which i need in my neck of the woods
@@z1az285 I sold my LEMON yesterday so the new owner can cuss and swear as much as I did. And believe me after they dump their Forester ASSP, they will NEVER buy a Subaru again.
But the Bottom Line is that Subaru really doesn’t give a CRAP 💩
@@Doc1855 I don't blame you. to be fair, Subaru customer service has been more than responsive to me regarding my legacy issues since all issues were covered under the bumper to bumper or powertrain warranty, but im done with Subaru ICE models and my next car will be a hybrid or EV but i will take my time and if required i will save up for a Lexus hybrid or a EV with the right battery tech
Love my Crosstrek ❤
My hyundai sonata 2009 still running like tank !
Absolutely love it!!! I'll have to be financially stable in every sense before purchasing my first supercar. The best thing to do with your money is to invest rightly because money left saving will end up with no returns.
No doubt being financially free and able to afford these luxuries cannot be overemphasized, making smart plans and setting up diversified investment portfolios is quite essential.
Please could you guide me on how to get in touch with your consultant? My funds are being eroded by inflation and seek a more lucrative investment strategy to effectively utilize before I consider retirement...
i just googled the man you mentioned, I am quite impressed with his credentials, will get in touch because I need all the help I can get, and consequently schedule a phone call. Thanks.
He is quite popular in the financial space I have turned over more than half mil working with Carl on a wide array of options and finally sticking to a few that have been favorable in the past 2 years. I began working with him In October 22 after the Fed lended 300b usd for stimulus to stem crisis..
It's remarkable how a financial advisor can transform the dream of owning an SUV from a financial burden into a well-managed endeavor.
I drive a 2022 Lexus UX 250h. Atomic Silver exterior with glazed caramel interior. No problems so far.
No issues with my comfortable 2019 UX 250h F Sport in 5 years, despite being driven hard. Excellent mpg too.
Amazing car.
Hellooooo ,it's only a little bit over a year and so old, ,
@@justbecause502, your comment doesn't make sense to me.
TOYOTA Rav4 - Year 2016: Bought used from Toyota dealer in 2022, Problem with air recirculation switch on dashboard after 2 years of ownership..
Not a big issue, only needed when outside pollution excessive. Took to Toyota dealer and fixed under 10 year warranty -
No charge. No excuses. Job done. I would recommend a Rav4 for reliability and Toyota for service.
Thanks what about Kia Niro 2017 ?
You haven’t mentioned the Mercedes Benz SUV’s. I am thinking of getting GL 350 diesel engine. What are you thoughts ?
DONT
Love my Crosstrek.
I plan on being buried in my Toyota Camry. It will last forever -:)
You can't beat a Toyota/Lexus/Honda/Suburau product lineup. You hear that GM/Ford/and whatever they are calling Chrysler/Jeep this week. You better get your act together or you won't be paying those top execcutives those millions and millions. Wait a minute yes you will until the company tanks. It takes years to build a label and quality control, but for some that have been around 100 years, it falls on deaf ears.
People report on going oil dilution issues with some Honda turbo engines.
Paulh, don’t forget Mazda in that top quality conversation!
@@foxlake6750I’m sure the Honda engineers are working on a fix for this.
Mazda
@carLove Mazda lovanrijk4039
Curious about the Toyota Tacoma? What was the reliability rating ? Please and Thank You...
The Tacos took a bit of a dip in their reliability ratings when Toyota came out with the new generation Tacomas.
Perfect video thanks man. Please do a video on BYD electric and hybrid reliability and durability. 🙏🏻🤍
Bragging about my Honda Civic 2012 ❤️❤️❤️
Where is my Mazda CX 30 love that car brought it from your recommendation fortunately I bought it brand new before the the deactivation crap came out the following year.
I just bought a CX-30 carbon edition in November. It seems like a good quality car but I didn’t realize it had cylinder deactivation before I bought it. It kinda makes me think I should have gotten a Crosstrek instead but then again I hate CVTs and would be losing 40 horsepower unless I paid more for the bigger engine. I guess I’ll just cross my fingers and hope the Mazda holds up otherwise I’ll be trading for Subaru or Toyota.
@@jayson657 That's why I kind of hurried up and brought the brand new 2023 because I knew the 2024 would be the cylinder deactivation why they would put cylinder deactivation in a 4-cylinder 7-speed transmission vehicle is ridiculous to me as far as the CVt transmission you're exactly correct I call that a fake transmission LOL overall though you got a good vehicle the cx30 is awesome love it very good-looking SUV.
@@richardcerritelli9657 mine is a 2023 and has cylinder deactivation. I bought it in November 2023. Somehow in all my research as I was cross shopping the Corolla Cross, CrossTrek, Rav4, Chevy Trax and Equinox I missed that the CX-30 had it. They did a good job of not advertising and making it known. Oh well at least I didn’t go with a Chevy even with the GM family and friends discount I think the Mazda was still a better deal.
I have a 2008 Gen II Prius. I love it. It gets 47mpg running around town and gets 44mpg on long interstate trips. It has 235,000 miles on it right now. I did spend $1700 to have the hybrid battery replaced at 230,000 miles. But, that and a wheel bearing are really the only thing that I've had to do. I change the oil regularly at 5,000 mile and it just keeps going. I'm not the original owner, but I know the original owner for 30 years. This is my first Toyota, my next car will be a Toyota. I'm actually looking at the Corilla Cross hybrid. Has anyone here owned one? Feedback would be appreciated.
I own 3 Lexus vehicles: 2005 SC 430, 2010 RX 350 and 2016 RX 350. All are EXCELLENT automobiles. 🥰
I'm driving a 2011 EX 350 with 140K miles and it feels like a new car. I'm betting it will get 250K miles before I have to trade it.
Camry XLE hybrid awd. What a great package 👍
Very surprised the honda crv did not make the list.
Thanks; very good video. CR rankings of car brands and models make sense, unlike the absurd list released by JD power, listing chevrolet and cadillac above average, and brands like Acura or Subaru below (….)
Because JD Power has just an Initial Customer Satisfaction survey (renamed Dependability ....), not a real Reliability survey, with over 300'000 car owners over more than a 5 years period like Consumer Reports etc.
The faulty part of the CR is the so-called 'predicted reliability' - an oxymoron - or the manipulation of using only a car model or two to define one brand's reliability. Thus you get the unworthy Bring My Wallet and it's son Mini in Top 10, just like it happened in the past with Kia, Hyundai, Audi, Buick, Infinity, RAM, Dodge etc.
However, the rolling average is mostly the same, taking out such 'accidents' and showing the true leaders of reliability: Lexus, Toyota, Mazda, Subaru, Acura, Honda etc.
But when choosing a car one should look at the particular models in the segment he wants to get in, not at the overall brand reliability. Otherwise I would not have a Suzuki Jimny (#1 small offroader) beside a Lexus UX and a Miata ND2 RF (amazing cars, leaders in their segments both in reliability and low TCO = Total Cost of Ownership).
JD Power is worthless. It is an advertising agency. If you don't spend money with them, they won't "review" your product. Look at the track record of some cars they reccomend. Refer to the consumer magazine on line.
surprised to see that there aren't any mazda's in this list. The skyactiv technology has been very reliable in non turbo engines. My 2013 mazda has 172k on it and it still running strong. The actual engine is kinda the same engine
in europe ups til last year you could get a diesel honda CRV turbo, with six speed manual . mine has only 260 , 000 km but shows no signs of weakness in the motor . it's a pity they discontinued this model .
Bop till it drops
I bought my '15 Subaru Crosstrek new and its still going strong and looks good for its age. I may trade it in for a new one.
My 2015 Subaru Forrester still running great at 175,000.
Why sell a good car?
With so many Toyotas on your list, I'm surprised you didn't mention the Toyota Avalon, which seems to have a good reputation for being reliable. My only negative with it is that it doesn't meet Toyota's gas mileage claim. I average 19.5 mpg on small town/highway driving.
Someday I would love to buy a Mazda cx3 or Mazda CX-5. I currently own a 2016 Mitsubishi outlander sport AWC and have not regretted it, but in a distant future a Mazda will be definitely considered given its price points. Reliability and being well. Accessorized
Another great video again, Shari. I currently own a 2020 Honda CR-V with the 1.5T engine with 31K miles on it, and it's been very reliable to me. I was wondering, where does the Honda CR-V and Civic rank? I know that the last generation Civic(2016-21) had issues with the climate control system and infotainment system, which lowered its reliability score.
Both had excellent scores. 78/100 and ranked above average 👍
CVT transmission and wimpy engine for Honda
Anything on SKODA?
My 2016 honday hrv last on 97k mileage because of a transmission failed.
I bought a 2018 Camry Hybrid LE. Six years and 180,500 kilometres later, the average fuel economy was 4.7 litres per hundred kilometres. I needed a "steering box", so the dealer said at a cost of $1,000 plus, so I took it in to my VERY trusted mechanic. He asked me what was wrong with it and I said, "Drive it into the bay and you'll find out". He did (VERY hard to steer) and after diagnosing, he said that Toyota was right - it needed a steering box. After learning of the cost, he said, "You wait right there and give me 10 minutes". He came back 30 minutes later and said that I was ready to go. He said that he took the plate off the steering box and emptied a can of WD-40 (not exactly sure if that's what it was, but some lube) and it worked like new. $110 later I was on the road. I went right back to Toyota and told them I'd NEVER be back. When I told him the story, he said that they don't have the time for that. I think the correct answer would have been that they don't have the intelligence for that. After six-plus years, I'd give the car a five-star rating, but the dealer a 1-star rating. Zero if I could!!!!!!! The only beef I have with the car is the seats. They are so incredibly stiff. WHY?? I had a Buick Electra (1972, I think) and it was like driving the car in your Lazy-Boy recliner!!! Why make seats so uncomfortable?? To keep the driver from falling asleep??
A good private mechanic is hard to find. I've been around for a long time, and I've only had two. Avoid dealer mechs except for warranty and recall work. We have a good Toyota dealer locally, the are honest....BUT WAY too expensive. Their sales dept is predatory.
I don’t blame you. I always take my trusty Honda to an independent garage that specializes in Japanese cars. I’ve been going to him for many years. By the way, I have 2010 Honda Civic with 287k.
I have a 2014 RAV 4 with 257,000 miles on her now....other than "normal wear and tear" the only things I've had to replace RECENTLY are a couple of wheel bearings and the alternator.......VERY SATISFIED and I plan to run it till the wheels fall off! IT'S ALREADY PAID OFF!
Consumer Report only goes back 5 years coordelate with the drivetrain warranty.
Some of those cars testet have a turbocharged engine lately.
Wrong. See Consumer Report's April 2024 issue.
Thank you for this video. I am going to buy the Honda- CRV instead of the Nissan Rouge. Take care.
Apparently the CVT in crosstrek is working perfectly. I always heard they were a bad transmission
Me too. I am kinda afraid...
You're thinking of a Nissan. Subaru CVT's hold up much better.
@@awegner6465 certain Toyota CH-R cars also have faulty CVT transmissions... Mostly 2018 models.
I have a 2007 Mazda6 2.3L Dynamic and wouldn't trade it for anything else.
I think this is only the reliability score of the the first three years which doesnt really mean they are reliable after warranty expires.
Roger that. That's how vehicles with CVTs made the list. Nothing more riable at this time than an automatic transmission that has years behind it and is built in Japan.
I have a 2007 Toyota Rav 4 with Differential problems, big banging when I turn the Corner of on uneven Surfaces while accelerati my ! Also Interior pretty flimsy !
Newer RAV4s are flimsy, but not 2007. Consider how you have maintained yours over the years. Oil changes and fixits ain't enough.
@@millerforester6237 I was never crazy over the Toyota RAV4, but if I had to choose between a '15-'17 RAV4 and a new one? I'll take the older RAV4s every time.
Guess I keep my pre-war Ford, I wonder how many of the cars in the list will be around in 83 years.
Bought a 2023 rav4 in January 23 now has 40k on it with no issues.
MY JEEP CHEROKEE IS 7 YEARS OLD AND EVERYTHING ABOUT IT WORKS GREAT. NEVER ANY TROUBLE. KNOCK ON WOOD.
1988 BMW E30 they should call it a Timex 300 + K will not die greatest car ever made
Always the best and to the point videos. Shari is the best car expert i know
Thank you!
Just purchased a 2024 Lexus UX 🥰 and love how reliable it is!
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i'm caught/torn between the HRV and the Crosstrek
CRV
As a Crosstrek owner since 2001 and not a single thing has gone wrong, i see the tradition is continuing
Interesting
I’ve driven nothing but Acura products since 1990, and I’ve had nothing but satisfaction with the brand. No grief, but a bit of dissatisfaction with the infotainment systems in my MDX models, as they were difficult to use, but that problem was solved with my Acura MDX 2022 model.
Why did you ever sell one?
1998 was a very good year for my 4runner
Thanks for the list. I'm preparing to purchase a Forester in a couple months. I can feel confident about my decision after hearing the reliability. But now I may consider the Crosstrek. :)
My family owns both. A 2021 and a 2021. Great cars so far. Keep in mind that CVTs require more maintenance than conventional automatics if you want them to last. Even though Subaru says it's a lifetime fluid, almost all experts recommend draining and refilling the CVT every 30-35k. The dealers charge about $300 for this service.
@@0HOON0 Another reason to avoid dealer "service" whenever possible.
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@wholeNwon If you have the CVT fluid change done outside the dealership, it needs to be extensively documented in order to not lose the warranty.
@@0HOON0 Usually just the customary service order on their letterhead with payment receipt. Dealers are on the wrong side of the dollar and I never trust them.
Is there more than one invoice price on a vehicle? I'm not sure I believe them when they show me invoice price and very little markup
I found it hard to believe there’s no Dodgers in this list of cars, 1 purchased a new dodge pick up V8 in 1982 That Dodge truck had a respectable record of reliability in 2004 I decided it was time for an SUV and I chose that Dodge based on the reliability of the truck. I drove that Dodge Durango until 2004 and I passed it on to my daughter. In that 20 year period I took care of oil changes, the tires, and the batteries and brakes. During that 20 years and over 100,000 miles that Durango never seen a garage. Other than tires, brakes, batteries and oil changes there was never any work done on that Dodge Durango limited. So the answer is absolutely yes when I buy another vehicle, it will be I will be a Dodge simply because I know no other car that has a record of that Dodge pick up or the Dodge Durango. I’m sure when that day comes there will be a list of best cars of the year before.