The Absolute Worst Used Cars To Buy (You'll NEED Warranty)
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- In my opinion, these 10 used cars are the worst to buy. I think you'll end up with big maintenance or repair bills and you'll also find reliability and depreciation to be a concern. These are the worst used cars to buy as far as I'm concerned!
We'll walk through what's good about these cars and also why you should avoid them. In a lot
Timecodes for today's video:
00:00 - The Worst Used Cars to Buy
0:40 - The Nissan To Avoid
4:06 - Fiat 500
8:50 - A Volkswagen You Should Not Buy
11:06 - A BMW SUV To Avoid
15:29 - A Jaguar To Avoid
19:13 - Don't Buy This BMW
23:49 - Should You Buy This Chevrolet
27:11 - My Least Favorite Subaru
29:30 - Kia Optima
31:28 - Don't Buy This Tesla Used
34:28 - Avoid This Hyundai Vehicle
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Thanks for not playing a bunch of music.I can actually sit here and listen to you.
Yess...agree X 10. If only every CZcamsr realised this.
My good friend owns a mechanic shop and he warned me of modern kia/hyundai. He put his two kids through university thanks to warrant work and a host of issues
Still love my 2005 Toyota Matrix. 163.6k miles, only had alternator and water pump replaced.
Good runners
I will NEVER understand how people can mistreat something that costs so much money. My car is a 2016 Scion with 58k, and the car still looks fantastic because I take care of it. Thanks for the tips man!
Ungrateful, Laziness etc and plenty of that going around
Yeap
There used to be a term, "conspicuous consumerism" which translates as, "keeping up with the Jones's". In the 80's, the "young upwardly mobile" junior execs all raced out to buy their BMW's. They actually didn't plan on keeping them more than a year or so because they planned to trade them as soon as possible. Consider this to the younger mentality of expensive and flashy sneakers.
I'm a baby boomer who grew out of poverty and had to make every penny last. Since then, I've always bought a vehicle with intentions of keeping it at least 10 years and/or 150K miles before thinking about replacing it.
You have a scion so how can it look good ??? It was a shit box since it was first introduced lmaooo
My mom just traded her 2017 Santa Fe sport because it burned 2 Quarts every 1.5k miles. Only had 80k miles. It was ridiculous. She got a 2019 rav 4 with 17k miles. I’m happy she listened to me and got a Toyota.
Our 2013 Santa Fe gave us a lot of anxiety when the dealership said all our car needed was an engine flush and firmware update after alot of noises and tensioner replacements. They did extend the warranty by 20,000 miles which was good because the engine failed at 110000 and we got a replacement. We've had no other problems and we're gonna see how long we can keep it.
We have our 2nd Fiat 500. It has 100K miles. We change the oil every 3K at the local Jeep dealer. So far, we had to replace two tail light bulbs, brakes, and tires. Not bad!
The Abarth 500 will be a collectors car soon.
I had a Kia Sprectra. 2002
I had for 17 years it still ran good, the only thing is it rusted under neath .from all the salt and slushy ice.
Loved that 🚗 🚘 🚔 🏎 car.
I bought my 2015 Murano in 2018. No problems yet. Regular oil changes and fluid changes. Of course, I don't drive a lot, that may have something to do with it
2017.5 Murano & now 2024 Murano. No wrenches yet. Just lucky I guess. 🤷♂️
I bought a 2016 Nissan rouge SL used. It had around 8000 when I bought it. I have had absolutely zero issues with it other then regular maintenance. The car has 185,000 miles and the serpentine belt just broke. Other then that I have not had to change one single part on the motor. The last vehicle I would buy right now is a cheaply built ford. They have the highest recalls of any vehicle at the moment.
Did you change the transmission fluid regularly?
No water leaks?
I want a rouge or murano so bad
I guess it's a draw of the luck. I have a 2009 rogue that I bought brand new. When it hit 100,000 miles in 2020 I had to have the transmission rebuilt. It had had all maintance done according to mileage since I bought it. Now, 2024 here comes the transmission again. Slipping. I don't wait for the 30,000 mile CVT fluid change. I did my CVT fluid change every other year. No where close in the 30,000 mileage change. I am going back to honda and Toyota. NO intentions on rebuilding the transmission again. Not coming out of toyota or honda anymore.
@Arizona_lilly Good luck!! Nissan are known for bad transmissions but you might get lucky.
I have a 2007 Nissan pathfinder 364000miles and counting
you might be the only lucky person out of 200,000 Pathfinders on the side of the road
@@seinundzeitenDid you count them all by yourself?
Manual transmission or cvt?
I bought a 2004 Chevy Impala brand new and have now owned it it for 19 years without any major issues , never any engine or transmission problems just regular maintenance and replacement parts like engine mounts,ball joints,radiator thermostat and battery pretty much. I drive it almost everyday and take it on long road trips
Back in the day when Chevy made decent quality vehicles.
American automobiles!!!❤
That's great to hear! I've been kinda ashamed of what I've heard about most of the models of cars & SUVs from American car makers(Trucks seem 2 be the exception,but i never been interested in those,as a petite woman that doesn't do hauling or rednecking,whatever)..I wish the American car co.were in the categories w/Toyotas & Hondas,as far as reliability,low maintenance problems & 250-300k engine life/longevity,but they haven't been up 2 par w/them 4 yrs....I have been wanting & wondering if I should even consider a Chevy Camero or Corvette. Mustangs are attractive,but I doubt I could ever get comfortable enuf to fully trust putting my $ down on any Fords (sorry 2 say).
@@donaveningram826 They still do!
I have a 1976 impala that GMA bought brand new. Except for a little rust starting almost like a new car
Maybe keep my horse & buggy after all, after watching THIS!
(Time to reshoe now.)
Kawasaki Z125 for me
Thanks for these videos. Especially for those of us not able to buy a brand new car from a dealership, and would preferably avoid paying for sky high prices on fixing an unreliable car found in a used car lot.
I must say sir you do a wonderful job getting the correct information out there for consumers
I appreciate that!
My 2014 Altima has 287000 miles still runs. Everything works. I do Uber with it
Wow!
My 2013 altimas at 170. Great car.
I still see many Nissan Altima (2008-2010)models on the roads. They all look beat up but they're still running.
Other than the transmissions they’re actually pretty good. The transmission failure rates are high but most of them still last somewhat long, so there’s lots still on the road.
@@bige3201CVT don't shift 😂
@@darmhokmy 2012 Altima had 250,000 miles before the CVT went out and I used to drive the crap out that car.
I’m looking to buy another one
@@darmhokthey do shift you just can’t feel it
You need to do some research. Continuously variable means no shifts.
Never been able to buy a new car anyway. Our present car... probably the last one we can afford..is a 2004 Honda Edix..just cleared 208 000 km.....just usual running maintenance costs...2 litre engine that runs like a charm but a bit heavy on petrol at about 10litres/100 km.... NZ 🇳🇿
Yes I believe in if things are running well and you don’t owe anything to the bank, then that’s a true keeper. I have a vehicle too that’s heavy on fuel, but I don’t owe any payments so it’s easy to keep around
Nice one. These days, more than ever, people need to go for a dependable transportation minimizing the risk of throwing their hard earned money away.
What make this so sad Mark, is our economy is starting to price millions out of new car purchases, so they are stuck flipping a coin on what out of warranty used car they can afford.
That’s on purpose. The world economic forum doesn’t want most to own cars- but - instead be stuck living in 15 minute cities.
And
Don’t even think for a single moment that “everyone” will “just” have an electric vehicle
Not gonna happen
Most will be on foot or bike or rental
I don't completely agree. I believe the consumer caused the increase prices in cars and the automobile companies ran away with it. People prefer SUVs and Trucks and naturally they will cost more than a car. Then people need the heated steering wheels, expensive infotainment systems which drive the cost of cars. Just a few years ago many companies offered a variety of cheap entry level vehicles but people stopped buying them so they are gone off the market. Today everyone wants an X5, Lexus RRH350 and Ford F150s. So if people want those vehicles or any thing close to it you will have to pay for it.
It's not our economy. It's our preferences for expensive SUVs and pickup trucks and corporate greed.
@@bh2155 Exactly. I saw your comment after I posted a shorter one with a similar sentiment.
@@hahamasala Yes and the worse thing is that these consumer preferences ruined it for everyone else. I will need to replace my vehicle in a few years and I want a low prices car not an SUV in the lower 20k range. There pretty much very few options in this price range. I will have to pay 30k + for a vehicle.
Im a female learning so much from you. Knowledge is power and will save you a lot of money and headache in the long run!
I’m the original owner of a 2010 Nissan Sentra with shy of 140k miles with absolutely no issues, except changing the oil and break pads myself. Here is the catch about my car: Since I took it out of the Nissan dealership, are you ready for this? I NEVER took it back for any free or charged maintenance!! LOL! My mental disease is that I never trust any mechanics!! The only thing that I religiously have done in the last 13 years is paying for highest price fuel (VPower) by Shell gas stations.
I laughed when you referenced the dead Moose on the BMW X5. I have friends in Edmonton who say that all the time😂 Good video
The best used car for me is Lexus for luxury, durability, reliability and comfort don’t look any further than a Lexus all day long. A poor man Royce Rolls😀
You are right bro.Also,Toyota owns Lexus and Toyota cars are one of the most reliable and durable cars.
I bought many Japanese cars new over the years many different makes and models. I took good care of them. Got say Mazda and Subarus do not have the same built qualities and reliabilitie as Hondas and Toyotas. Dont be fooled thinking all japanese cars are reliable.
Great points
Honda and toyota aren't reliable. You need to update that small brain of yours and stop listening to this conartist.
s says this
Buddy works at a Jag/LR dealership in parts. There is a death fleet behind building. Can't get parts or can't fix them. They don't even work on them if they are over 10 yrs old. Keep that crap in UK.
Great to know. Thanks
My XF is 10 years old, it's been fairly reliable. Gorgeous inside and out, plus it drives well. Love it!
Great helpful video. Thanx Mark ,God bless.
Great content and insight. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Also, the worst vehicles to buy used are the GMC Acadia, Dodge Journey, Mazda CX-7, Pontiac Grand Am, Ford Contour, Nissan Armada, Acura MDX, Saab 9-3 and so forth. Thank you very much and I wish all the mothers on this special day tomorrow. Happy Mother's Day!!!
I was unaware of the CX-7
Thank you very much and have a wonderful weekend
@@davidprodigy5833 Modern Mazda's 2013 and up are pretty reliable prior to that they were affiliated with Ford so the reliability was worse including the CX-7.
@@ECPP You're welcome.
are you sure you said Acura MDX?
Thank you for making these videos. I've learned alot from them. Currently, I own a 2015 Chevy Malibu LS with 220,000 miles. Had a used transmission installed at 207,000 miles. Great car. Looking at buying a certified Toyota Highlander for my next purchase.
Thanks for watching, Sean. Good luck and the Toyota likely will last a long time
I bought a 2002 4runner with 270k and it's been cheaper to maintenance then my 2019 Subaru outback which at 130k time to go that CVT is the only thing that is making me get rid of it, I can only imagine catastrophic failure with the turbo versions with the 2.4L vs N/A 2.5L.
U need to take a breath between cars , u ramble on & on & on without taking a pause , very annoying, try taking a breather😅
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@@edwinmedina4338 i bought a 2022 crosstrek with the 6 speed manual. you can have that CVT
Don't forget the Honda 1.5T Accords . Fuel injectors , oil sledge , and head gaskets issues .
100 percent
The CRV uses that motor along with a CVT. Stay far away.
2017 Honda 1.5T be like
@@user-tb7rn1il3q the CVT is OK just don't drive over 150k miles. Aka limited mileage, non forever car.
why did Honda build the shitty 1.5 L engine?
That smack to the screen always gets me😂 much appreciated for all the intel.👍👌🔥💯
Haha, thanks
Your channel is underrated, you deserve over 1M subscribers 👍💯🔥
Good list.
Notice the small cars that stay on the road for a long time have the following:
timing chain,
port injected,
naturally aspirated
and no CVT.
2003 Toyota Corolla
EXACTLY
HYUNDAUI KIA🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I've never had the issues with Nissan that your stating neither has my friends we are going on 10 yrs daily use. I've been way more impressed with my Nissan and Mazda vehicles than my 2 new Chevy products. I want to buy state side but you get alot more luxuries and less issues buying Nissan & Mazda for me. I'm including feedback from friends & family vehicles over the yrs as well.
Mark
I love your videos
I just have a minute to say thank you
I’m sharing this video with family and friends
Bravo my best wishes always from Las Vegas Craig
I'm enjoying the new format.
Excellent delivery
Another great review, many thanks
A testament to Toyota Quality: I am the original owner of a 2004 4Runner, 185K miles. No repairs at all, only maintenance of course, batteries, tires,
brakes, and on second timing belt. 4.7 liter 4-8, interference engine Standard maintenance at 90K miles. I chose the V-8 because I tow a 3000 LB boat. It will fly up a steep hill in the Pacific NW towing the boat. Best decision I ever made buying this rig! No rattles, drives, and still feels like new!
Did you do the water pump when you did the timing belt?
@@hogi99 Yes, all tensioners, everything while you are in there.
I 💯 % disagree, I've owned 2 nissan's. Currently I have 2016 Rogue w/ 132,000 miles, bought it @ 93,000 miles. I drove from NYC to Florida 3 times, from Florida to Virginia twice, from Florida to Nevada & back to Florida, from Florida to South Carolina & back to Florida, and from Florida to Arkansas 2x & back, 🗣 NOT A SINGLE REPPAIR DONE besides routine maintenance. And that was all done this year from April to November. Can't wait to 👀 where we go Rogue next year🤔🤷🏽 I did buy new tires because i did do alot of driving but all cars & trucks need tire replacement after x amount of miles. No matter what you drive, keep up with your regular scheduled maintenance & you'll be fine.
thanks for sharing. sounds like a good run
Great video!!❤ Thank you so much!! I just subscribed!
And there you have it, the list of cars that the original owners knew enough to dump before the warranty was up. The question is not why to dump but when. It is also a good idea to check vehicle history when buying CPO or low mileage /one (responsible) owner cars to see what inherent gremlins have infected the vehicle. We bought a new 2007 Jaguar X-Type at such time from a Jaguar dealer and the electrical system suffered a complete failure at 14K miles. It was under warranty but we dumped that car on a trade-in while it was being repaired at Jaguar because this seemed to be a forecast of things to come. The trade was for a Lincoln T-Car, which was more reliable despite the same company ownership.
Real story, had a 2004 Hyundai Elantra before, the transmission fell on the ground literally on my way home from work one day, luckily it was still under warranty and Hyundai paid for the repair, but I would not buy another one.
Just subscribed to this channel with understandable and practical language. Thank you!
Totally agree on the Subaru. Complete engine replacement @ 78k miles, also oxygen sensors etc. failed.. later on Replaced fuel pump, transmission and other stuff I cant recall. Very nice vehicle to drive, when all is well, but the anxiety around potential failures is something else
What year model Subaru?
I have never cared for Toyota. Idk what it is with them, but I just don't care for them. Now granted the only Toyota I've driven is a rental after an accident and that's what my insurance approved. I was happy to give it up when my car was repaired.
I have 2 99 foresterers with 250k on 1 and 300k on the other. Both still run strong.
I had 99 forester, unfortunately blew its head gaskets just before reaching 150k miles.
I had the exact chevy cruze except it wasn't a premiere edition. It went into limp mode months after getting it, barely going 20mph would only start half time. It kept saying it was the transmission module. Gave it back to dealer, they said they put three different transmissions in it before it worked.
Thanks for the video brother
I got a 2018 VW Jetta SE TSI Wolfsburg in February 2021 with almost 10K on it. Now 32K. Only thing I had to replace is tires last April for $435 total to pass inspection in Pennsylvania. It’s a Certified vehicle and in addition to my 35K warranty I bought a 100K warranty on it. It’s like a warranty with AAA services. I love it’s pickup on the highway merging, 38 mpg and hardly have to put foot on gas constantly as it’s aerodynamics keeps it going. Paid 14,900 for it used. Went car shopping before the pandemic officially ended so I got a deal.
Probably the worst car ever made.) I had the same car. When my wife brought it. It only had 34 thousand miles on it.. once it hit 50 thousand miles.. the transmission started to slip. We took it back to the dealership. They so called fix it… but it was very clunky once you go past 60 . Never again. We’re going back to Lexus.
@@harveyhankerson8359You got a defective transmission, that’s it. A margin of error exists anywhere. You are basing your entire stance on a manufacturer based on your emotions, no merit to the argument, no logic, no statistical backing, only a single bad experience that may very well have been found in other automakers and their suppliers.
I would’ve left Tesla off the list,it’s an appliance not a car😂
You are right. I was a passenger I'm a new one..I felt like I was going to fall out thru the bottom
Your knowledge is IMPREZZIVE!
Thank you
Nice one Mark👍
My 2017 Giulia has 65K miles and I've never had a problem in almost six years. Years ago I got into a big argument with a friend who swore the Alfa spec oil (that was hard to find five years ago) was "BS" because any oil of the proper weight would be fine. I said "if Alfa says use only this spec, that is the spec I will use, I don't care it costs twice as much as Supertech at Wal-Mart". I also had a 2012 Enclave for years that I gave to a young relative (still going strong at 160K miles) and when I got it my mechanic said "make sure you top off between oil changes, that GM 3.6 can stretch its chain due to low oil". He said 90% of the GM 3.6 we get in for stretched timing chain, the owner left oil in too long or didn't put enough in. So that's what I did and here it is at 160K purring like a kitty. I've learned that there are no unreliable cars, only unreliable owners.
Very true some people who laugh at this but when I was in college in the mid 90s 8 had an 86 Renault Alliance that I brought for 750 bucks. This is all I could afford however that car ran extremely well. I took very good care of with oil changes every 3k miles. I got a 160k miles off of that car!
Maintenance and how a person drives a vehicle definitely matter but there definitely are some poor, unreliable designs and sometimes parts and assembly have quality spills which lead to problems. I used to be an automotive reliability engineer.
Fiat:Fix It Again Tony 😅
Love the show Thanks.
EXCELLENT VIDEO 👍👍
You should do the Hyundai Tucson. My wife and I have a 2016 and it's in the shop every 6 months for new catalytic converters. And always having to get oil changes every 1000 miles and the dealers don't care nor help.
Does it burn oil?
I am going to say this only once .. if the car have problems but you love the look or style ... you can fix it all !
Engine ia bad ? Rebuild the engine with performance parts ... bad transmission? Replace the parts with a reinforced ones ... rust ? Brand new painting ... after 10 years is never a bad ideal , same with suspensions .... you have bilstein , Kw and many others.
Do with once ... pay the price but keep what you like
You provide loans?
Thanks for the information. It’s great to learn from other people’s mistakes.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the update Thanks 😊😊
Great in-depth "breakdown" analysis
Timing chain is so right. I just bought a 2012 328i. Timing chain was bad. But great thing is. The car dealership I got it from. Fix it. Pick it up this week
Meanwhile timing belt 4 cylinder have less problem.
I have had a BMW without no issues .Unfortunately it was totaled in an accident.
excellent, well done sir. love your videos
Thank you kindly!
The Nissan Qashqai, after my BMW and VW, was by far the best car oout I have owned. Very low cost of maintenance, extremely economical diesel and virtually silent.
Tastes may indeed differ.
Thanks for sharing
When it comes to the BMW with valve cover and oil filter housing gaskets leaking, you don’t simply replace the gaskets. You have to replace the valve cover and oil filter housing because they are made of plastic and warp so resealing doesn’t work. BMW = Bring Mama’s Wallet!
My Wife bought a Murano Platinum edition , never has had a problem ... stone chips from her trips across the Country . We had a Mazda bought the dealership service people were DISHONEST - TERRIBLE
Mark is telling the absolute truth on the Santa Fe debacle, especially the turbo sport version. Many other Hyundai/Kia engines have the same issues with fires, oil consumption, thrown rods, etc. There are literally hundreds of articles, former Hyundai/Kia techs, videos and testimonials written about the oil consumption and engine failures. And the Hyundai headquarters tell their dealerships service departments that "Using 1 quart of oil every 750 miles is a normal usage issue on an engine with 75000 plus miles on it." Even with 100% service records of every recommended Hyundai upkeep and recall that the dealership has from the first record to the last, the Hyundai commitment is delay, deny and deflect.
It's a quagmire if you own one of these and experience the indifference of the Hyundai handshake.
Thank you very much
Thanks for this video! What do you think about the Subaru Forrester? Do they have the same issues as the Impreza? It sounds like you said it did.
@@ECPPI can bet Hyundai is not using a full synthetic oil in their turbo engines right from the factory. Turbo engines require full synthetic oil for them
😊
Giggity giggity giggity 😘
Well said...never again hyundai they are for their bottom line not the consumer...hence the class actions ....delay, deny and deflect....thst is the absolute truth..
I drive a 2004 Lexus RX with 90k miles and it bores me to death, I feel there's no vehicle today that can match its reliability, I want something more exciting because life's too short to drive boring cars.
Well Hyundai and KIA can match to lexus reliability.
Not a 04 rx one of the most reliable ever Kia and Hyundai do build some very reliable cars
Hey man love how your being real
great video, MORE of this!!!
Thanks and more to come
On the BMW X-5, why not go to a tire store, like Discount tire and just get ONE tire replaced? I certainly wouldn't go back to the dealer to buy tires.
You cannot do 1 tire only because AWD must use same size wheels. If 1 wheel spin faster than other, your transmission will fu@ked.
That's the beauty of 2wd
@@GF-mf7mlhmmm
You earned my sub when you recommended Toyota / Mazda over the Nissan. Toyotas especially are known for their reliability.
Good maintenance is key. Plus a proven reliable vehicle WITH GOOD MAINTENANCE RECORD. My 2003 chevy trailblazer is about to hit 200k miles and it's still looks good inside and out. I take care of it. 5k mile oil changes every time.
Range Rover. " shhhhh, stay still, and hopefully, he'll wouldn't notice us 🤞" Another great video 👍
Haha indeed
Worst car ever made !!. Believe me .. pure junk !!
😂😂😂😂
I agree with the comment that new cars are so expensive many consumers balk of having to spend so much money on one. So the solution is to buy a good reliable used car.
I bought a used 2014 Honda still under warranty. It now has 145,009 miles on the odometer. It actually has been reliable though not quite as good as the 1992 Honda which I finally had to get rid of at 295,092 miles.
Extended warranties I find could be valuable in the long run.
Glad you gave a positive shout-out to Mazda, the most underrated auto brand on the market.
Solid runners these days
forget warranty they build this junk for one 8th of what you pay!! corporation thieves. i believe most of you are wealthy or brain dead !!! car that costs 40000 should be 23000 thd 50000 mi. warranty noooo cvt trannies!!!! true warranty noooo bull shit...
Please speak on Mazda CX 7 2007. I just bought one three months ago. What should I look out for..."Good" and "What to do to keep up good running?"
I am going to trade my Nissan for a Toyota. Thanks for sharing
Not all Nissans are a problem, and parts are fairly cheap 🤔🤔
Exactly, include Range Rover, Jags, any Stellantis vehicle, and some VWs. Lastly, the GM Bolt, terrible battery system.
Nice
Just some VWs?
@@Niko-iv4ch Well, all of them really, didn't want to hurt too many feelings! LOL
PS - Audi is OK but overpriced.
I owned a 2017 murano platinum and had no issues.
The only two brands I have seen they last are Honda and Toyota!
I wish Nissan would update the body of The Murano! My Favorite Vehicle. I’m
Not trying to step on anyone Toes but I had 3 Muranos since 2014 (I always swap) Never had a Issue with the Murano. So many ppl Over the years always said Murano had a little problem with it must be true.
Please do a vlog on extended car warranties and service contracts offered by BMW, Audi etc vs third party offers
Very Good Report.
2015 pathfinder with 165k miles, and a 2006 Lexus ES330 with 235k miles.
Both well maintained by your s truly.
Out of both, i don't trust the pathfinder. Thankfully it has been a great machine
I recently bought a 2017 320i xDrive with 100k miles, I havent felt or seen any of the issues but at least I know what to look for possibly soon lol. It's my first car so I'm still learning what all to do and look out for (and by recently, I mean 4 months ago)
Excellent research done Mark. Thanks for sharing. Love your videos.
Thanks Mark. I try to bring some laughs and info to make it interesting
This guy is hilarious! Thanks for the info!
Any time!
BMW windmill badge is a propeller ,as originally they made plane engines. Thank you for the great vid 👍
Never will buy another AWD BMW. My 535i was kept immaculate. Then the transmissions locked up. My mechanic gave it a thumbs down. Got a Lexus 300es. Best decision ever.
Nice
Thank you for making this video. Considering that most car owners will own a second hand car at some point this is vital info
I got dizzy with the insane camera work. Chill dude😭
That was stressful. Now I have to watch your video on reliable cars.
You can do it!
Thank you for great content. My 2015 Nissan Versa Note is faultless. Regular maintenance and every 30K miles the CVT fluid gets changed. With modern cars less is more in my opinion. No turbo charged engines, no paddle shift semi automatic transmissions, no sunroofs. I want a car that starts and moves everytime, not a premium paperweight.
I owned a certified pre owned BMW 320i xdrive. It was a 2014 model and I got it in 2017 with ~33k miles on it. I owned it for 5 years and sold it at the end of last year with 95 K miles on it. I was in school back then and was able to get in a cheap BMW.. It had the so called the infamous N20 engine I guess. Besides brake pads, tires and regular maintenance I didn't pay for any major problems. Great way to get into the brand and no regrets. At the end of the day it all depends on how you drive and take care of your car.
Me too, I had 2015 328ì, I never had any problems with engine suspension or electrical with this car, I had it for 4 years. I bought when car had 80,000 km on it, and sold it with 125,000 km. The only problem was with transfer case. It was making hesitation shaking for about 2 seconds when i was driving 60 80 kmh when ever I wanted lightly accelerate car was shaking like transmission jerking. So I decided to change the car, now I bought 2016 x3 35i, this is real beast.
I had the same car. When I was living in NEW YOURK.. awesome car. I traded it for a M5. And I love it.) .
Agreed! My 2019 A4 at 73k is doing great still! Would choose it over the Subie
For sure
I own an Impreza 2016 2L, 50000 mil, with stick. Avoided CVT. Very solid build car, none of the issues you are describing. None at all with the engine. Maybe there are some related to some specific production year. However, my car runs like a Toyota.
Thanks for sharing
You are welcome
i got the wife a 2018 rouge she loves it ...awd an great on gas thanks to the cvt,,,an the 4 cyl....nissan gave us a 7 year full replacement on it..change the filtes an the fluid in them...they will go an go...they are very well made suvs
My 09 maxima is awesome. Nothing out of the normal with my cvt. Has never let me down
Great to hear.
I had an Xtype diesel and it was fine. No problems at all, in fact at the time that's why I bought it. It was rated as one of the best for reliablity
Just cleaned the EGR out myself on the Nissan X-Trail - and boom, engine light stays off 👌👌
Good to learn as much DIY as possible ✨️
Nice work!