5 Cars That Last Forever (With Reliable Engines)
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- čas přidán 12. 06. 2024
- When your car has a reliable engine, you're likely to have a reliable car. That's why I put together this list of 5 reliable cars for you to look at and consider when you go to buy your next vehicle.
This is our breakdown of 5 cars with engines that last forever. We're talking about engines from Acura Toyota, Lexus, and Mazda because those car makers build reliable engines and great performing cars.
If you're looking for low maintenance, high return on investment (or low depreciation), and less times sitting on the side of the road waiting for a tow truck, this is the list for you!
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Lexus have been the best car manufacturer I've owned. I had 3 Honda accords in the past and only 1 was reliable. Currently my wife has a MDX and that needs to go in for work every once in a while. I owned a Lexus LS430 for 10years and never had any issue and the car drove smooth, never any weird sounds. Hands down best car ever made!! Totally regret selling it.
MAZDA, TOYOTA, and HONDA, in that order. My dad passed in 2015, and left my mom his Lexus ES350. The car was already a few years old. Not one mechanical or other reliability issue since he purchased the car around 2010. It just keeps running and going strong, no matter what.
Mazda ain’t more reliable than Honda or Toyota
Mazda is not on my long lasting vehicles. I see Mazda's at auction with 100k with timing chain and transmission problems. Mazda CX model is SUV's.
@@gobbler1957 the timing chain issues where really from the ford era and a Ford motor, they have been good since they got out of bed with ford and into bed with Toyota, like anything maintenance is important, present time I believe just about everything at auction is suspicious, I’ll give you a example I was looking at a 3 year old Toyota with 24k miles. Looked at the car fax and see it went though two owners at the same Toyota dealer then they sent it to auction, there are practically zero Toyotas for sale if you go to a lot around me, they get sold before they come in or people are on the waiting list. There’s no reason why a low miles Toyota would not be put on the lot at a Toyota dealership instead of being sent to the auction except some thing being suspect now back in the day, you might’ve said Old Navy didn’t sell well unpopular, 2 Wheel Dr., etc. etc. but it’s all going today
@@itsb3nny426 Only Mazda engine that I think is more-reliable than Toyota and Honda is the 2.3L I4 fuel-injection.
Depends on how you take care of it. I have a 2015 Ford F150 with the 2.7 Eco and it has never been in the shop for anything but oil changes and tires. It still has the original brakes on it, too. It's the first year they came out with the aluminum body so not any rust on her either. Best truck I have ever owned.
i own a 2019 mazda 3 hatchback skyactive G, bought it factory new, still going strong without any problems
I currently have a gs430 from 2006… it has 280k miles as of today and it’s quiet as a mouse. The engineering behind these engines are just out of this world.
They really are wonderful
Just bought a 2010 Toyota crown majesta Urs206 V8, same engine as lexus GS460 bargain for $16.5k only 45,000ml
@@danmusicman2010 much better than purchasing a new vehicle that will break down in one year or two! Great purchase.
Gs gang 😂
Totally agree. Old is Gold.
That 3.5L V6 is in several Toyota & Lexus vehicles (RAV4, Avalon, Camry, Highlander, RX, ES, etc.) You don't need to buy a Lexus to get the incredibly reliable 3.5L motor.
Not in Rav4 & Camry... Rest is true
@Alay Raza in fact they do...the 3.5 Rav4 is a rocket.
In the Toyota aurion in Australia, best v6 ever 2grfe
@@alayraza9554Yes the Camry comes in 2.5L I-4 & 3.5L v6 👍🏻
But the timing cover leak and water pump will cost you 5000 dollars at least for one repair
My wife had a Toyota Camry. What a great car it was.
I currently own a Mazda cx-5 2021 non-turbo 2.5l and it's not fast but it's very nice and feels like solid quality. The prices of Mazda vehicles are very reasonable for what you get as well 👍
Couldn't agree more!
Toyota, Honda, Mazda. The unimpeachable Japanese work ethic is reflected in these vehicles. ( Nissan could have made it, but not with its CVT which has foundered). Unlike the German and American rolling turds on the road today, at least the major Japanese brands provide reliability.
Wouldn't put Mazda in there. Not with their Ford pedigree.
@@9unslin9er partnership with ford is dead since 2012. 2013-2017 they did their own stuff. 2018-present are in partnership with toyota.
Nissan had brilliant cars in GCC market that made them as desirable as toyota that the rest of the world never got. Y61 Patrol (the super safari’s TB48 engine is proven one of the most durable engines). N16 nissan Sunny (japanese made, and they are everywhere despite working for more than 20 years on some models, they are used as taxis mostly alongside corollas due to how reliable both of them are, they’re among the cars that hold their value the most alongside toyota corolla) their URVAN and other mini buses that compete against toyota, and their basic pickup called the hardbody by some are still sold and as desirable as hiluxes. it’s just yall get their shitty CVT cars that aren’t made in japan
@@OmegaTigerX Yeah, well he didn't say current. He named them in general. The RX-8 alone would demolish their reliability rating for all eternity.
You are 100 percent
2004 GX470 with 285k and going strong and 2006 Avalon with 230k still going strong
Great cars
Thanks marvelous CZcamsr been following you since 1k followers. I recommended Mazda and you touched it today. Very good you touched that, alot of people don't listen to their subscribers recommendations fantastic review. Looking forward to hearing more about Mazdas.
I appreciate your attention to detail of information you provide... keep up the great work you provide in your videos.
Fantastic choices Mark, these are some of the hardest vehicles to locate in Phx.
My 2012 infiniti G37 has 278,000 miles on it, still feeling incredibly strong.
Wow I'm only at 60k on mine. I'll probably die before I get that far.
@@xFlared Let's hope for a long and happy life.
I love Infiniti ❤
Wow i almoast forgot about Nissan dodnt are them in the road where i live.
@@SparkySlow Where are you from?
Brother, as always, another spot on video! We always agree. I have a Lexus RX350 which has the same engine you mentioned in the ES350. I look forward to many years of good service from it. Thanks for the good information.
Transmission usually breaks down first. It's gotta have as good of a transmission
1grfe is one of the best engines ever made with dual vvt or single vvt both the same greatness
Love your videos! Great work!
Although unrelated to the topic, these luxury cars should start to feature an optional ejection seat (with parachute) for passengers who become annoying...
My 2003 Lexus gs300 just will not die . Lol that thing is immortal and runs like it was fresh off of the lot . I just do the regular maintenance.
They are stout for sure
@@ECPP I’ve just had to give my 2,000 Lexus is200 away, (it would cost £12,50 per day in the London ULEZ zone), it never broke down, I replaced the auto box and a thermostat in 21 years, it’s still going strong for a friend’s son, best car I have ever had. I’ve got a Mazda CX5 now, it’s very near Lexus quality for half the price and I’m expecting another 20 years out of it. I only buy Japanese cars nowadays after a having a disappointing Mercedes in the early 90’s
Thanks for the update
The 1UZE is probably the best engine I've ever owned, and I'm 63 years old.
Without a doubt, the UZ family engines are the best
Love the MDX! If I were car shopping, it'd be at the top of my list.
You and me both!
Hello Mark. Talking of innovation i watched in dismay a video the other day. On a channel they were comparing EV vehicles and how long they could drive on one charge. A BMW cannot remember the model, you had to touch the huge screen multiple times just to activate the cruise control. What wonderful innovation on a motorway travelling at 70 mph, i mean what could go wrong.🤨🤨
Thank u brother, great video. God bless 🙌
Love your slam bam thank you Mam way of getting the word out! :-)
If you run out of content;
You should do a burgers & fry’s, pizza, & more shoot outs! Just tell it the way it is.
Yep. Toyota, Honda, and Mazda.👍
Good choice!
All 5 of our cars-Sienna, Camry, 2 Accords and a Mazda 6. Happy with all of them but the Sienna is the surprise. Can't kill it. Over 200,000 miles and new radiator and flex pipe. Change your oil every 5,000 miles and just go.
Well great list. My 2007 Pontiac grand prix with the 3.8 v6 has 326,000 miles and still going. This gm engine should be on the list or at least in top 10. Cheers.
That engine is bullet proof. One of the greatest engines to ever be engineered
The problem with GMs is, usually the rest of the car is falling apart despite how good the engine is. I was a GM technician. I was constantly chasing down electrical issues and it seemed like everything in the interior would start breaking and falling apart. We also had a fair amount of A/C failures. I was also told that the life expectancy of most of GM's transmissions was 120,000 mi. Yes I have seen some of them go further than that with proper maintenance, and a reasonable driver, but I have also seen many vehicles come in with 100,000 miles on it and need a new transmission. Especially if the vehicle had aftermarket heavy wheels and/or tires on it.
@@Steven-gv1ke i had a 2016 silverado with the 5.3 engine. Its transmission barely made it to 5k miles before it needed replaced.
Great engine but all of these seem to be currently available new.
Not a bad engine .. when built correctly … had a Chevy v6 in 1984 280,000 miles on engine .. opened for a head gasket at 50,000 and that was it ….
Agree with the selections. My 4runner, 2001, with 250k miles, is going strong. Porsche Panamera is doing well, with standard preventative maintenance, no issues.
Another good video!
I have an 06 4 Runner that looks a bit dated, but still brand new. No problems.
i know they are getting older but dont forget the 3800 series I, II, and III engines and dont forget the supercharged variants. i love those engines. easy to service and they run forever.
That’s true
Sad that GM doesn’t make that engine anymore.
My first car is currently a 2009 Mazda 2 Demio sport. Brilliant car, 1.5 vvti engine about 103bhp so plenty for a first car here in the UK. Has been super reliable. Great daily and never fails to start. Japan knows how to make a good engine 🫡
Good video. I wasn't aware of some of these engines. You're spot on about the 4runner. They're the last of the reliable dinosaurs. Though I have high hopes for my manual trans 22 Tacoma with the 2gr-fks
Mark
Another fantastic video packed full of information 😊
Hey a question what brands and models offer dual port injection ( direct and port) that seems like a very wise compromise to carbon and noise.
This video is 10 out of five stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My very best wishes always from Las Vegas Craig
Bravo 👏🏻
the newer 3.5 Litre Toyota/Lexus engine.
Watching your videos, made us feel more confident in our Acura RDX 4 cyl turbo .
I thank you and the Wife thanks you. Keep it up buddy. Your educating America for 👍 sure
Turbo is risky though as Mark mentioned
Honda/Acuras Turbos? I don’t think so.
It’s their Port injected naturally aspirated engines that are bullet proof.
@@Niko-iv4ch Honda Acura do not get a free pass on Turbos. Look it up, one starting with oil dilution. I know many with Rdx and alot of them have had Turbos burn out. Less moving parts the better. Agreed on port injection
@@moeanthony9308 I agree. I don't think highly of their turbos.
They make the best naturally aspirated Port injected engines.
I own 2 Mazda Cx5 s 2022 and 2024 glad to hear they made your list!!!
Nice
Great video Thank you
Can you do a video about most reliable transmissions
Yes I have and will get there again
as a toyota/lexus loyalist i so applaud you for these videos thk you
Thank you very much
My wife has a 2020 Mazda CX-5 and a 2003 Toyota Camry LE she loves both of them!
I recently bought a Mazda with the 2.5l turbo so it's good to see it on the list. I was cross shopping with grand cherokee when the salesman broke one of the seats and I was like thanks but no thanks.
how did he broke it? lol
@@rafars2246 Oh he was just demonstrating how easy it is to fold the second row captains chair.
@@TheKingOfInappropriateComments haha that's crazy. Imagine how poor the quality. We as Americans would love to buy American. But American cars are horrible these days. Most of them.
@@rafars2246 Not an isolated incident with that brand. around 8 or 9 years ago I rented a Wranger to take to Florida and it was a soft top. The roof wouldn't latch closed and it blew off in the pouring rain on my way to take it to Enterprise. I hated it. It was horrendous on the highway and a total piece. They gave me a Caravan to drive back home to Ga and it I was so glad. They wanted to fix the roof and I was like Noooo!
That was not surprising. That and the land rover should be junk and low cost. It's amazing the expensive cars are always the cheapest made. That Mazda like a Toyota will last forever if you take care of it. They can go up to 200k Miles
Tempted to get a Mazda CX-5 but online forums are full of complaints re oil burning issues for both NA and turbo 2.5L engines on multiple models.
I am bit surprised myself that he went with a turbo to be recommended. Because I think the CX-5 has a naturally aspirated engine option as well.
Us consumers are grateful for car companies that do not make garbage products.
It's not just the engine that you got to worry about, it's also the transmission that is expensive & must have reliably built in
Many engines cost 10k or more. Transmission always come in second to the engine.
Great video you mentioned the. Mazda cx5 turbo in your video is a great turbo charge engine question is it a better turbo charge engine than what the acura RDX turbo charge engine your respond 🤔. Please stay safe 🙏
What gets weird with cars that last this long, is all the other stuff on the vehicle wears out and needs replacing before the engine. Then you start getting into other problems that can add up to an odd situation of things going out like wiring, electronics, rust, seats and interior parts just cracking and breaking, hoses and lines and gaskets. 🤔 Just something to think about, I had a 1983 Honda motorcycle, the engine and transmission last so long that everything else needs to be replaced, creating a huge rebuild project. It's cool, but beware if you think you're getting something that's trouble free just because the engine is still running strong
You are absolutely correct, I have a 2004 Nissan Sentra 1.8s with an automatic transmission with 129,000 miles, and the engine and transmission work great, but everything else has fallen apart.
Glad I have two Toyota's 4 & 8 cylinders. Both with 180k miles & run perfectly.
My 1987 Volvo 240 is still my daily driver. It has 650,200 miles. Runs great...cost pennies to insure, and is exempt to yearly emissions testing. It is heavier and safer than any of the cars sold today where they push plastic and rubber parts.
I got last 21 tundra with the 5.7l.... i think there are at least 3 now with million plus miles still running... original... i love mine
Absolute bullet proof. But a thirsty engine.
They stay lubed using plenty of gas, but that is a great truck!
I’d like to say the 3.5/3.7 VQ engines are bulletproof
You should have included the Maxima with the legendary Nissan V6, I’ve had 4 of these vehicles, they’re bulletproof and last forever, “one of the best V6 engines ever made.” Paul Newman
Thank you so much for sharing 🥰🥰 luv the Acura MDX perfect. Owned ‘16 luv 2019 tech pkg🙌🏾🙌🏾 bullets
Toyota FTW. I drive a 2006 Matrix 4WD with almost 207,000 miles and it runs perfect. The 1.8L inline 4 with DOHC and VVT on intake cam is the 1ZZ-FE, one of the best engines as well IMO.
Cheers
The 2006-2008 1zz-fe 1.8l motor with automatic transmission are the most reliable vehicles ever!!! This includes the Carolla and Pontiac Vibe.
In 2006, they tweaked the piston ring, I guess there was an issue with oil burning.
At the 120 000 mile mark, there is an O-Ring with the timing chain that tends to fail. Apparently it’s not a big expensive fix.
And good thing you didn’t get the 2.4 L engine option, as that engine burned oil big time.
@@Niko-iv4ch The vvt solenoid had a tiny leak so I replaced it with oem part (you can just replace o-ring). The timing chain tensioner has no leak. I also replaced valve cover gasket about 60k ago.
I picked up the same Matrix this past summer. I absolutely love it as a reliable work beater.
Why did they call a Toyota Corolla a “Matrix”? In the USA? Might as well call it “Avatar or Terminator 2”. Just stick to Corolla. The mode everyone knows. And yes very reliable.
Any panther platform car will literally last forever.
great video
You missed the Honda K Series... but good video man...!
IS350 owner & could not be happier
Please include the years that you suggest
and years to avoid, thank you, enjoy your channel
Only recommended maintenance so far on my Mazda 6 GT, runs like a problem free dream.
The 2.3 L 4 cylinder engine in my 2008 Ford Ranger has lasted 340,000 km and is still going strong. It burns less than a 1/2 L of oil in the 8-10,000 km between oil changes.
I had a 2018 tacoma that was a nightmare reliability wise. I cringe every time i see a shill pushing toyota and honda v6s as though they are the best ever. I can tell you they're not! Those old Rangers were awsome trucks....
@@unclefester4626 absolute delusion. 3.5 V6 on the 3rd gen Tacoma might be shite, but 4.0 V6 on 2nd gen Tacoma and 4th/5th gen 4Runners is renowned for its reliability
@@ninja5431 i had coil problems. It would do a backfire and go into limp mode. Weirdly it only happened on the interstate at 65mph. Every time it happened the "event" was recorded in the ECM i believe. The dealership admitted that part but would not fix it and then they would clam up and quote some toyota policy about not discussing the issue or the fix for it...which they didn't have. The other issue was the fuel pump recall and the replacement that failed as well. I don't remember complaining in any of my posts about the engine it was the crap electronics the put on that truck that was my issue. Whatever the supposed reliability of a motor might be its a mute point if its allways shutting down because of other problems. And the dealership....oh they left a horrible taste in my mouth from dealing with them. That dealershit basicly finished it for me. No more overpriced garbage for me.
The 2.3 in the Ranger is a Mazda design.
@markleggett3944 Thank you. I didn't know that but it makes sense given the old Mazda-Ford partnership
The BMW 5 SERIES 2.0D Litre F10 is a great engine had my 5 series for 9 years now it still drives great with over 200000 on the clock.
Thanks
Are the 2.0 2014-2015 mazda 3 skyactiv reliable?
Also, the 2.4 L four-cylinder engine on most Mitsubishi products last for a long time, except the ones with the CVT transmission. The 2004 to 2012 Galant mid-size sedan is an example, because it only has the four-speed automatic transmission. Thanks.
their L200 pickups from even the 90s are still abused on a daily basis here. even the pajeros are hella desirable. weird to see people calling Mitsubishi unreliable
@@zhila5958 That's strange
Their trucks may be good, but their cars are a nightmare.
@@4orrcountry The Endeavor is a reliable mid-size truck-based SUV. The dash and gauges are similar to the Galant.
@@4orrcountry what? there are galants from 80s and 90s running to this day. maybe the CVT mitsubishis are unreliable, but definitely not all of them
Love Lexus and when it snows it's great to have the big snowplow on the front.
haha, true
Well I just hit 320K on my 2004 Tahoe and it still runs so smooth you can't even hear it from 4 feet away!
Sweet
Keep rocking'! I'm seriously leaning on getting out of the Audi lineup and into Toyota. Done wasting money on cars on all things...
Same here but my A4 is worth less than the payout figure. Might be stuck with it for a while.
You will never regret that decision, I own 2 Toyota's and both are brilliant. I love B.M.W. and Audi to drive, but not for ownership.
Got a Acura MDX 2019, the 3.5 V6 engine is excellent!
My 1985 Toyota 4runner SR5 5 speed has the greatest engine, the 22re. currently has 281k miles, no leaks. cast iron block.
22 r or re is super reliable I've seen many with 500,000+ miles. Had a 1981 pickup back in the day. .
One thing I like about toyota till today in South Africa still sell the toyota land cruiser 79 series with 3 deadly and strong engines 4.2 straight 6 diesel 4.0 v6 petrol andd 4.5 v8 diesel
My family own a 2008 mazda 6 over 300,000kms which has had zero problems so far and a 2014 Mazda 6 that is at 256,000kms only thing ive had to replace is the Serpentine belt. Amazing cars.
love the channel
I really appreciate that. Hope you are having a great weekend
I left a like because of your energy
Ford uses the same 2.5 engine non turbo that Mazda uses. Very reliable engine
My 2014 4Runner Limited now has 309k miles and still no issues at all. Highly recommended
I have a question that lexus es350 have the same engine that the is350?
Do the Hondas and Acuras have gdi and port injection, like Toyota? I am looking to replace a 2016 Hyundai sonata with either a new Accord or a new Camry hybrid.
This is really good camera work in all these videos. 👍
Thank you very much
What makes this guy special is he doesn’t read a script at all. He just knows everything about almost every fucking car which is amazing..
Pretty sure he uses some notes and does his homework before recording/editing, but to your point, he does seem very knowledgeable, and extremely well-spoken.
Mark, I just got a beautiful 2012 Highlander with 136,000 miles, its had oil changes every 3-4 years but not trans fluid, would it be safe to change?
NO! Remove the drain plug on the transmission pan and replace the amount that comes out.
Mazda CX-5 with Signature Trim has real Nappa leather. The Sig is the highest and most equipped CX-5 you can get. I actually own a signature in soul red. Just wish they had more color options on the leather instead of dark brown.
I own a Mazda CX five and also a CX three switched over from Honda the best decision I ever made.
What's the major differences? Thinking bout switching from Honda to Mazda as well. Thanx
The head gasket on my wife’s Honda Civic blew. I didn’t want to buy another civic but my wife insisted because she loved the new civic design with the digital speedometer. At about 35,000 miles a piston went straight through the head of the engine. Thankfully it was still under warranty. Mazda is extremely reliable but their safety measures are incredible. The next closest vehicle safety wise is another $50,000 more than Mazda
My wife’s first car was a new 1994 Miata rally edition. Fun car.
Great cars, fun and reliable
The Toyota gr 3.5 v6 has known oil leakage problems from the timing chain cover, cost 4-5 to fix.
What would you say about Vauxhall mokka manual transmission Isuzu engine?
Mark I want to cry every time I see a Lada or Renault Alliance
Haha, indeed, same
My little 2K Corolla has 288,xxx miles on it and is still running strong. Everything still works in it and I get great gas mileage. Only issue is she burns about half a quart of oil every thousand miles or so.
THANK YOU-- I was looking at getting one--- YOUR opinion on the turbo please??? I have talked to many mechanics and they say NOT to get turbo... and there is a supercharger MADE for that mazda engine. (the CX50 is what I was looking at).. BUT- as I said- mechanics all say NOT to get a turbo..
ExoticCars PlaypPlace, I am looking at 2016 AMG GLE 63s Coupe, but it has 89,800 miles, should i avoid this like the plague ? please let me know
My 2018 F150 with a 3.5 has over 302,6xx on it now runs perfect good job Ford.
Will job done 🌹
Back in the day, Chrysler's slant 6 was the best ever followed by the 318, LA Series.
Nothing beats the naturally aspired V6 3.5 2GR FKS Toyota/Lexus with either 6 speed auto pre 2018 Camry or the new 8 speed auto. Second is the other V6 naturally aspired 4.0L under the hood of the 4Runner/Prado in the Middle East. The only turbo that might live to its promise is the new turbo 3 cylinder 1.6L G16E-GTS engine code on the new Corolla/Yaris GR's out there, period.
I have owned 2 Lexus LS 430s, a 2002 and current 2006. Absolutely the best build and engine quality of any cars I have owned or driven in my 59 yrs.
Wry nice
The Ford - Mazda 2.3 engine is almost indestructible. My 2006 Mazda3 Racecar started with 160k and I’ve never touched it after 5 years running SCCA. Raised the rev limiter to 7500 and removed the balancer - I’m banging off the limiter more times than I want to admit, but no oil use after a weekend.
Sounds like a lot of fun
For the record….I like the big mouth grill. I have a 2004 Lexus 3.3 Litre. Runs like new and a ‘21 Toyota Highlander 3.5 V6…both great
I don't even want to imagine how much work and cost it would be to replace some those headlights
my cousins 4 litre AU falcon engine was still running good after 10 Years he did have some mechanical problems but not with the Engine and he towed a 2 tonne trailer every day to work.
Nice
My 2013 Chevy impala 3.6 engine it a bullet proof , so far got 278,000 miles on engine and still run strong
Sounds like a good one
you got lucky
I use Ford Escape Lincoln MKT Cadillac escalator and Chevy Tahoe and GMC for cab and limo services for my business and saw these cars have more than 700,000 miles on it and I will say there
2002 Accord V6 with 324,000 miles and still running strong and 1997 Lexus LX450 with 206,000 miles with the inline 6 (tractor) engine.
That 3.5L 2GR-FKS is also in the Tacoma it’s a very robust motor the only v6 in any truck that has a 6 Bolt main , Lotus barrows that exact motor from Toyota in their sports car making close to 500hp and rally cars in Japan, have that 2GRFKS pumping out 800 hp. It’s an incredibly reliable , tough motor
Lotus has the 2gr-fe from camry and has supercharched it for 400hp
2GR-FE is same as 2GR-FKS , same displacement same crank most of the motor is identical with exception of a few parts that they have updated for the 2GRFKS which are better .
What about the hybrid engines in the Lexus, how reliable are these? I'm thinking about a 2016> 450h or even one of these ES with hybrids engine.
I'd say go for it. I have a 2006 Lexus RX 400h 3.3L and it is truly the best car I've ever owned. People don't realize it's a 17 year old car as the paint and the leather interior still look new. I've only had to do the usual preventative maintenance which I perform myself. One nice thing about the hybrid is that the brakes last a very long time due to the regenerative braking of the hybrid system.
You’re a good salesman.