Think Twice Before Buying These 5 Cars

Today, we're diving deep into the world of high-end cars and the often overlooked issue of engine reliability. When you’re spending a hefty amount on a new vehicle, you expect it to deliver not just luxury but also dependable performance. Unfortunately, that's not always the case. Some of the most prestigious car brands have faced serious engine reliability issues that can leave you stranded and with hefty repair bills. Let's explore five brands that have had their share of engine problems and see why even luxury vehicles can sometimes let us down.
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[@Terost36]

You forgot to remove the Tundras as they have engine issues.

[@MJA5]

Imagine taking your full-sized BMW sedan into the shop for a timing chain or turbo failure. Can you say, “second mortgage?”

[@topofthegreen]

JEEP Just Expect Every Problem!

[@nolahahnshouse3389]

Number one would be the car I have and trying to sell at the moment.

[@TwoHawksHunting]

Unfortunately, Toyota just announced a massive recall on all 2022 and 2023 model Tundras and LXs. It is for the engine failures. It sounds like the Kia recall all over again. This definitely isn't the norm for Toyota or Lexus. 😮😢

[@allenzillmer1917]

True. But the difference between. BMW and Toyota is that Toyota will make it right

[@ronalexander30]

Again, this guy exaggerates the problems only a small percentage of BMW have these issues

[@carolscottodivettio4893]

Final words for this video , is buy Japanese cars and SUV