3 Money Pit Vehicles You Should Avoid
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- 3 Money Pit Vehicles You Should Avoid, DIY and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Top 3 least reliable cars dumb people buy. Bad cars that have only gotten worse over time. Worst car to buy. Worst cars to own. Cars you should stay away from. Car manufacturers that have gone downhill in the past few years. Car brands to stay away from. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 55 years.
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I regret not learning more about auto repair when I was younger. Such a useful skill to have.
If you can even do simple things yourself you will have enough money for a down payment on a house n 5-6 years. Cars are the easiest way to turn $50k into $10k. I drive the best car in the world it’s called , PAID FOR. 😂😂😂
I know alot that's WHy I don't need mechanics to keep screwing me over and lie if I knew u bro I'd teach u n help
It's never too late to learn! 👍
I’m learning a bunch about mine now because the breaks and suspension are having problems
There’s also nothing better than fixing your own car, even if it’s replacing a brake light bulb or changing your oil
0:00 Explorer
9:46 BMW X5
23:44 Mustang
Thank you!!
3 money pit vehicles to avoid 👍
MPV MPV
Thanks. Saved me 30 minutes
@@mohammadqasimkhoso3578same!
The all black, 1991 Mustang GT I had from new, a 5.0L V8, 5sp. manual, got 25.4 mpg on the highway going 70 mph with the A/C on in 90°F weather. I had frost forming on the inside of the windshield. 😂
IIRC, it had 2.73 gears in the limited slip differential.
I believe it. I've had two 4.6 Mustangs 5 speed manuals that could easily get 28 mpg at 75 mph in most conditions and I always run the a/c or heat. My current 5.0 DOHC can only get about 26 but that's cause the 3.73s kill fuel economy above 70, which I rarely do below 75 I have seen 28 at 70 though.
Have my Got it for Free 1991 Explorer for 13 years with 12 on the rebuilt tranny that is still perfect & it has averaged out to less $$ per year each passing year providing no problems & so far so good.
I drive old I can fix them and no payments
Love how everytime Scottty mentions junkyard in his videos a ford dealership appears on screen 😂😂
I’m convinced Scotty sleeps the minimum of 4 hours a night.
LOL
Do you mean maximum
And has Beer for Breakfast.
Probably so!!😂😂
Thought so too 😁🙈
Acura SH-AWD is almost bulletproof. AWDs are not all created equal. I get crap mileage though. AWD sucks the fuel.
It hooks. AWD gets up. Faster than my 89 RX-7 turbo.
Had an X5 after owning a 740iL and a 528. Can verify that the X5 is a terribly expensive vehicle as it ages. Mine had the big V8, which had a big $750 gasket that had to get replaced at 100k miles... waited as long as I could but it was losing a quart of oil every couple weeks (!!). The 740iL wasn't much better, the serpentine belt blew under the hood and tore apart everything, plus it had a water-cooled alternator, because why not mix water and electricity. Find a manual 3-series without AC and there's your ultimate driving machine.
The other three money pit vehicles to avoid are the GMC Acadia, the Nissan Altima and the Honda Odyssey, mostly older models.
Nissan Altimas are good cars if you take care of them. My parents have one with over 200k miles and only had to do basic maintenance - oil changes, tires, and brakes. Lexus RX is the biggest money pit. I owned one for only 6 months and I spent more money fixing it than all my other vehicles I ever owned combined. It spent more time in the shop than me driving it, I only put 2k miles on it over 6 months. And it still had nothing but problems, I practically had to give it away just to get rid of it.
@@NATEG01 That is a great story to tell. Thanks.
Don't forget GMC Terrain. Love the vehicle (bought new 2012) but by far the biggest money pit I've ever owned...and that includes 2 Cadillacs I owned previously.
@@rockyroad7345 Thank you very much.
I have a 2003 Honda Odyssey……still going strong as ever……yeah before you ask…..original tranny 😊
Years ago, was shopping around for a car at Carsense. I had a friend there who was straight with me. I was looking at a BMW SUV that was 6k below KBB value and was seriously considering it. My friend talked me out of it. He said, hey, it's a great deal no doubt, but....Honda/Toyota/Hyundai/Kia cars we rate as Class A reliability. BMW is class F. If (when) you need repairs on the BMW, you will pay very high prices for replacement parts.
I bought a used bmw x5 and can confirm the repairs are very expensive. If you decide you wanna roll the dice and buy one of these, make sure you get the best warranty you can because you will need it! I had a 2014 x5 with 75k miles on it when i bought it. Bought a warranty for $3k. The warranty was paid for from repair cost after about 6 months of ownership. I sold it at 98k miles
Bought my 75 yr old father a 2000 Ford Explorer with transmission out and 140K miles for $1200 years ago. Replaced transmission from pull a part for $150 and it now has 298K miles and Still going 😳 without a single problem.
I bought a new model 2014 dodge dart and its been solid. 9 years later its had 1 brake job, wheel bearings, oil changes, and that it.
Oh and i blew tires on pot holes 3 times. I bought the cheapest tires and blew a new one 2 weeks later. Bought the most expensive tires and so far so good.
Another thing to look out for with those newer Ford explorers, is the rear heater core, they rot out and to replace them as nuts.
I owned a 2003 Ford Explorer 4 wheel drive for nearly 13 years. It was the best and most realiable vehicle I ever owned. Never had a single engine problem, only replaced a window regulator and lock acuator. Replaced the shocks around 130k miles. When I sold it a few years ago, it was still running great, but did have some rust underneath and peeling paint at top. Most reliable vehicle out of last 6 vehicles I owned and made me a loyal Ford customer. The new Ford Explorers feel like a soccer mom SUV and didn't care much for them, so I got a F150 truck which I love!
Nice I’m actually thinking of buying one same model and year with 56k miles any tips on maintenance?
@@Jacob-gd9ps I'd say go for it! 56k is really low miles for a 2003. I woud absolutely have the transmission fluid changed, if it hasn't been recently. Other than that, just keep you coolant and oil changed as needed. My Explorer was super dependable.
@@JIMN26 appreciate bro! And how often do you need to change the coolant and oil what’s like a general rule of thumb?
@@Jacob-gd9ps For oil, use synthetic blend every 5K miles. Coolant is usually 100K or 5 years, but I'd look online or check manual on that one, not sure.
While I am a Chrysler/Dodge product fan, specifically the 1996 Chrysler Town and Country is one to avoid. It ate transmissions for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Agreed
Bought a ram 4x4 for $2500. Been driveing it 3 years . Had a few bugs
Crank sensor. $15 . If it breaks I'll fix it , better than $ 50k
i know scotty is always right, dude knows the deal. great mechanic. tons of knowledge. hoever, my ex has had a ford EXplorer for almost ten years now and she been beating the hell out of it since the beginning. i think within every pile of whatever car exists, therell always be one that was made the right way.
Money pit vehicle #4
92 pontiac tempest.
Unfortunately I was young and stupid, but I learned my lesson.
Nothing but Honda or Toyota since
Mazda is making better cars than Toyota and Honda now.
If you live in MT your life is easier if you have a 4 wheel drive unit. Back in the 60s -the 80s. Most people never had 4 wheel drive. & it sucked.
You should/need a 4 wheel drive it just helps you stay on the road going 70.
Happy Sunday Scotty
Happy Sunday!
Bought a 2002 ford explorer brand new with 4 liter SOHC engine. Biggest POS ever. Transmission went out around 50000 miles was under warranty got it fixed free. But at 70000 miles the engine exploded due to a cheap plastic timing belt guide breaking and jumping timing going down the highway. Ford dealer wanted almost $6500 to replace engine not under warranty. Had to junk explorer.
Only 27 mpg? I had a 93 T-Bird with 302 and 4 speed auto OD. That car got 25 on the highway. Our V6 90 Cougar got 30.
Its funny with the Mustang. Bought a 1990 GT 5-speed and it was still running powerfully when I sold it with 270k. Had a 2001 Cobra and 2003 GT....both JUNK! Brand new both of them and tons of problems before 30k on either. Got smart and bought a 2007 Mazda 3 built in Japan and it still runs like new 17 years later with 141k on the clock.
Scotty recommends we all buy Nissan vehicles with the JATCO CVT asap while there still around for a good price.
Lol
😂
I actually bought a new Nissan Kicks that has a JATCO transmissions. My dad and I have been saying for years to avoid Nissan due to that, but I really had no choice. I have a coworker that had an early 2010s Altima where the transmission went out after and I advised him to get the transmission serviced when he started having slippage issues and I didn't. My coworker ended up totaling the Altima because it needed too much work and the transmission put him over budget to fix that car. I should have taken my own warnings about Nissan but... It was either that or buy a Kia/Hyundai that is easily stolen (more expensive too), or spend well over my budget, or get a Nissan Sentra or Kicks. I was able to get a good price on the Kicks. The F&I guy got me a free all inclusive oil change/maintenance plan (3 scheduled services at the recommended mileage over 3 years). I feel slightly better with the dealer looking after my car that it has the potential to last me up to 10 years/100k miles.
I got a 04 explorer. It runs & drives great. 90k mikes $1500. I snatched it up. Used cars here are outrageous! 3 TO 5 GRAND ABOVE KBB DEALER PRICE. FROM INDIVIDUALS.
Happy Memorial Day Scotty. Thanks for your service brother!
94 Celica is the car you will ever need!!!
I heard that FedEx and UPS we're going to merge and call themselves fed up. 🤣🤔😂
There’s a reason why you don’t see many older BMW and Mercedes cars on the road. They are too expensive too maintain and unreliable. I know someone who recently bought a 2001 Toyota Corolla as a second beater car. It’s in perfect condition. Everything works from the AC/ heater, radio, no engine or warning lights. Car runs smooth and gets good gas mileage for having almost 200,000 miles. He bought it for $1,800 and only replaced a rear taillight bulb for $5.
Agree on not getting AWD - may as well spring for 4wd, it's more useful. As for Explorers, the 2nd gen lasts really long! Just change that oil, use synthetic. My 98 has 176K and purring like a kitten. I wouldn't buy an Explorer past say, 2010. Older ones more reliable.
Ford explorer
BMW X series
Mustang - sorry no times. Scotty is right as usual they're money 💰 pits.
I have a 2013 Mustang GT 5.0 V8 that runs perfect and I've gotten my money out of it. I'm probably going to keep it until my time is up in 40-50 years.
@Kenneth O Sweet car, and Mustangs do last, but for economy car budget guys, they're expensive.
@@oreally8605 Economy buyers wouldn't look at one in the first place. It's my second vehicle and mostly for nice days and the occasional road trip. I run premium all the time because I'm not easy on the car and I like to prevent engine issues (pre-ignition, etc.).I literally just change the oil annually and other maintenance like coolant every five years and have a manual so I haven't done the trans fluid yet. Might do that one myself. If I was more experienced and had the tools, this car would be cheap to run. Even the replacement parts for the Brembo brakes is reasonably priced.
No, 'Rev Up Your Engines'??? My little blind dog didn't jump at the start of this video.. Thumbs up!!!
Sport mode makes my Toyota Corolla so much better to drive in the canyons entering Arizona.
They used to call it the Ford Exploder for a reason.
When in court for the roll over lawsuits, Firestone admitted they had a bad batch of rubber go out and that is why the tires blew but it didn't explain the entire roll over cause, it was also proven that a design flaw in the suspension of the old Explorers contributed to the other half of the cause but, Ford was denying it and blaming Firestone entirely. Shows how wonderful Ford's history of lie and deny makes them look doesn't it?
Now I've got "Magic Carpet Ride" stuck in my head
There's a bmw shop down the street and that place is like Walmart the day before Christmas every day. Warning!
Scotty...so funny when you cracked yourself up with the "runs like a dream"...."it's the costs of the repairs that's a nightmare!"
The early 2000 explorers had a high roll of ratio and U-Haul wouldn't even allow you to rent a pull behind trailer because of it.
BMW - the ultimate poverty machine
Keeping the shops busy though. Trickle down.... Trickle from your pocket to theirs.
Change the fluid every 60,000 with full synthetic gear oil it will last at least 200,000 Change the Fluid its
simple,Scotty what say you?
My grandpa has always been obsessed with BMWs and Mercedes even though they are money pits and a pain in the butt to work on. He's also the type of person that wants to spend a week tearing apart a car and trying to fix it himself before he gives up. I had a older model Mercedes that had some type of sensor issue that we tried fixing to no avail, sent it to our local shop that worked on Mercedes exclusively. They said they couldn't figure it out and had to wait on an electronics guy to come in and look at the car. That car sat in the corner of their shop for OVER A YEAR. I was a teenager at the time and I hadn't seen the car in so long I was convinced my grandpa had sold it. It ended up creating more issues from sitting so long. Worst part is the shop said the electronics dude claimed he probably had done the job correctly, my grandpa just cheaped out and bought some chinese part that didn't work. Had we done the same thing with an actual Mercedes part it wouldn't of sat there that long. He's gotten newer BMWs... either the a3 or a5 can't remember, two separate cars of the same make and model just different years. The first one is completely bricked because the steering column is permanently locked and now he's had the newer ones in the shop 4 times in the last two weeks. All that said, can't give him too much grief as I drive my VW lol.
But if a VW bricks it's less $$ out the window
BMW doesn't make "a3 or a4"....🤔
A3 and a4 is Audi
U mean audi……bmw doesn’t make those models
BMW stands for Buy More Worries, but Bring my Wallet is for when you have already bought it.
20:51 THE LAUGH 😂😂
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I'm thinking of buying a '94 Toyota Celica
Avoid cars that are bearing down on you as a pedestrian at high speeds!
I had 2 fords in my life. They was pretty reliable for me. My own negligence was why I got rid of them. Seems most other people have issues with them
"Bring My Walet"!? 😂
I always heard it stands for "Black Man's Wish"! 😂
So, buy a 1994 celica?
Thank you
Scotty, what would you recommend for a good vehicle on budget of $5,000? I'm stationed in Japan in the Navy and I am coming back to the states later this year to Virginia. I am thinking of a small truck or a toyota corrola.
P.s. Japan has way better used car deals. I bought a 2003 Honda Mobilio for $500 with 65k miles on it, but had to sell it because it was not 25 years old to be able to ship overseas. I sold it to a Marine for $650. I will miss Japan and the nice little vehicles.
I would look for a Toyota corolla or Camry 98 to 02 range
Hi , I own 2 right hand drive vehicles & live in Canada 🇨🇦 love them great mileage never let me down, just very hard to get parts
I’d go corolla a small truck is gonna cost a lot more to fuel avoid the years with oil burning problems you may also look at Scions and other Toyota models like a Prius
Happy Memorial Day. A Corolla would make sense. I just got an 08 for $6900. 98k miles. Great car.
Unless you have money to throw at it, I think the way to go is lease or buy new/used before warranty runs out or ~70K for a BMW. And I would get a sedan/coupe not a crossover so you get the full handling capability of a BMW
Thats why we used to buy 2 crashed bmw's and cut em in half then weld the two good ends together. Not just sliced in two but spliced together. It was almost impossible to tell. If it was a 6 month or year old new 5 series, lots of people lined up for them back in the early 90s.
I dont like cars with sun roofs. Too much issues with leaking ive dealt with
I own a 2005 P74 Ford Crown Victoria LX Sport. Used: 186000mi. Sunroof, factory 🏭 keypad security. I would NOT 🚫 suggest either for a new car or any used SUV, sedan 10/15/20+ years old. They will crack or fail at some point.
just from personal experience, Id say that the BMW is the WORST out of all those cars... this is due to the fact that even if you are knowledgeable about how to maintain your car, its a rare occurrence that you can actually buy the parts you need (unless youre in germany ) or have the equipment needed to make any of your own repairs!!!!!!!!! at that point youre just at the mercy of whatever mechanic you can find. Rarely do they ever do a proper diagnosis, let alone charge you a fair price and actuallly fix it!!!!!!!!!
that being said... the car was very fun to drive and felt very safe to drive. Owning that car taught me how to maintain other vehicles properly.
An mg42 under the hood in Texas would come in handy. Lol
What’s your take on 2020 Audi q5? That’s the final year of the last model. The 2021 has the newer facelift but of course 1st year is a no no till bugs issues worked out.
I love your laugh man. 😂😂😂
If I want to bring you a vehicle, what's the best avenue?
What are the good years of Mustang GT and which ones are bad besides 2018 he mentioned?
I wonder if Scotty knows Mad Dogg Russo? 🤔
Ten grand for 80 thousand miles. Nope 😞. My Toyota was 800 dollars ,two hundred thousand miles in five years. Bought my old Chevy celebrity from the junkyard for five hundred dollars, ten years ago. Lol talk about a deal.
20:17 😂😂😂🤣😂🤣
Any tips on keeping a 05 chevy silverado in good shape. Im flushing out the old coolant at the moment but dont know if there is anything else i should do to it.
Ohhh thats why I always find immaculate BMW's with decent mileage...money pits..
I6 uses more fuel than V6? not sure on that one. I get 30-35 hwy from my M54
Lot of that is due to transmission
@@JireSoftware pressing x to doubt
I have an impression that this man has been shouting car stuff since the first second he had been born!
They ain’t called Ford Exploders for nothing lol
I've looked at many Ford's and was put off by the electronic 10 speed transmissions on anything past 06. My 99 Taurus was great, but electronic sensor and a solenoid failure in the tranny caused it to be unsmogable after 225,000m. My 2000 4x4 Ford Expy has 275,000 and is running strong . Anywhere from 10-17 mpg. I'm selling my PT and going to find another economy car, either a Toyota or Honda!❤
If your looking for the best bang for buck. Get a Hyundai. Bought an accent for 10k brand new. Has 125k miles and drives beautifully. Never broken down once. Only replaced the o2 sensors. Definitely better deal than any Toyota or Honda you’ll find.
Scotty, I'm looking into buying a brand new Toyota Tundra 1794 edition with 4x4 drive for $65k. Should I pull the trigger since it's already a better deal than a Silverado High Country or Ford King Ranch?
Best value in trucks out there Sean, in my humble opinion. I’ve been eyeing that same truck, torn b/w that and the Platinum which doesn’t have, sadly, the off-road package.
@@bobbyb.1743 It's in a state with 0% sales tax so I think I'm just about ready to take a road trip there!
19:18 ... Excellent German accent! * *PS1 Medal of Honor flashbacks intensify* *
Mustang with auto??? Why????
Had a 2007 Explorer Eddie Bauer. Nice truck until the timing chain guide blew out and punctured the valve cover. Ten the front hubs failed. Then the fuel pump...After fixing all that, it was totaled by a dude running from the cops.
If you have the money to buy a $70k vehicle, gas mileage is not in your vocabulary.
Maybe Scotty doesn't hate dodge after all 😆
"THEY...COST........A .......SMALL...........Fortune"
Oh yeah the explorer 4wd system… you forget about the rear timing chain?
Toss the 10 speed and put in a manual transmission!!
The original Explorers with the manuals were the best
its a ford so of course the radio didn't work. lmao - they had microsoft do their radios not sure if they do anymore but in the beginning they let microsoft screw their radios up.
Scotty, please point on the doll where Mr. Ford touched you.
Hey Scotty was wondering what are the best years to look at getting a 5th gen Toyota 4runner? I live in Northern Michigan and prefer to have mechanical 4x4 instead of electrical.
Any one of them. Bullet proof. I own a 2015. Only thing I've had to do is tune up, change fluids after 100,000 and 2 brake and rotor changes. Literally that's it. It drives awesome in snow as well. I live in Michigan.
I have a 2008 Explorer V6 with rear-wheel drive. The engine still runs at 325k miles, at ~300k I lost reverse not long after it started having trouble with the 2-3 shift, but I could make it catch by throwing it in neutral then back into drive. I bought a tranny from a junkyard that ran for about 2k miles and then something snapped inside of it while cruising at 55mph, and she hasn't moved since. 😞
Remember this, in UK, BMW have pulled out of supply to the police, becasue, the X5 catches fire when under lots of load, police across the pond now back to quality, ie, Volvo.
Scotty a friend has a 2016 Ecoboost F150 with the 6 speed auto transmission. He has a shuttering problem. We have tried twice to put the anti shuttering additive in but the shuttering comes back. He had the transmission serviced, fluid and filter, and the problem while better is not totally gone. Mileage around 100K. Any advice>
Probably approaching time for the torque converter to get change then after that grab a aftermarket tune
Sometimes these 6r80’s are prone to having that happen. It happened to me around 100k miles and I flushed out my transmission and put new fluid and filter. 330k miles and 0 issues since.
@@michaelstevens04 After the flush and filter change did you get immediate results? We had the fluid and filter changed, did not perform a flush, was told to drive it a few miles and it should be good. It is not. Thanks for the reply.
@@michaelgreene yes sir. Immediately fixed all shuddering. Probably $600 at a reputable shop. Well worth it though.
I guess I'm lucky 2006 ford explorer all wheel drive 225000 miles it runs great
Geez BMW are junks!!!😂😂😂😂
I wonder how scotty feel about the ford expedition older model
Love the channel but if English is not your first language you have no idea what he is saying.
Heck, I speak and understand English better then 85% of Americans and even I am unable to comprehend every word.
BMW - Bavarian Money Waster!!
My sincerest advice to you is to run for president of the USA...You seem to care genuinely about people and this land.
3 MONEY PIT VEHICLES TO AVOID” CHEVY\ FORD & DODGE..! So there you have it….. Back to you Scotty…👈🏻😆
“Yes, the Germans get carried away with just about everything.” Understatement of the century award.
Any Jeep or Landrover.
Hey Scotty, I have a 2000 Toyota Celica GT I bought a couple months ago. It's throwing a check engine light and the engine code is P0172, I have replaced the spark plugs, coil packs, change the injectors and even change the maf sensor. For some reason it's still running rich, when I drive it and try to pick up the speed it wants to bog down, pop and snap from where the throttle body and air filter sit. What could be the problem?
Did you change the o2 sensors?
Ah yes, the Ford Exploder…
BMW= Break My Wallet