Telluride had almost half a million cars recalled due to rollaway risks which the vehicle rolls away when placed in P gear. Why one of the best choices I ask.
excellant comment . back here in uk , had my eye on a new released march 2022 nissan model (so no discounts ), window drive away price was 27/ 28 thousand british pounds ,.jump forward 2 years , same model and spec has a 32/33000 list price , so a uncomfortable 5000 rise in less than 2 years ouch.
We’ve owned a turbo Kona for 6 years with ZERO issues. On the other hand, over the years, both our Subaru’s had engine failures because the passenger side firewall cylinder is not adequately cooled. Common-ask around. Also, Subaru is years behind on technology advances. For example, they still haven’t adopted a key fob. Poor performing CVT transmissions and under powered engines are the norm. Exhaust pipes run next to CV joints so rubber cover dries out and cracks forcing replacement. Heat shields are so thin they fall off with minimal effort from driving on snowy roads, etc. Toyota offers so much more.
Subaru CVT's are the same as Toyota. Have never had problems with any of mine. My 24 Crosstrek Sport has a key fob and push button start. The 2.0L engine is a little underpowered but still adequate. My sport has the 2.5 and gets up to speed on the highway in plenty of time and I can pass no problem. Nothing on google about inadequate cooling of the passenger side firewall cylinder. I believe you're just a Subaru hater and not objective.
I Bought a 2024 Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness, with a TRUE AWD SYSTEM, before you spend any money on a car.... do your homework. I did, when I was comparing cars such as Toyota, Honda & Nissan, in AWD system, price, options, Subaru came out on top.
I’ve had a 2019 VW Tiguan that I purchased new 5+ years ago. This is a great vehicle! Gas mileage varies between 26 and 32 mpg. Plan on keeping it until I wear it out!
2 separate transmission compartments and you are not careful the transmission compartment can break in certain VW models Toyota uses as little insulation as possible and in some models it can get really noisy.
Hello Mate. I own a 23 Rav4 Ltd Hybrid. I'm averaging 45 US MPG. Your ranking is wrong, unless you're just comparing pure gas trims. And how about CRV Hybrid and pure gas variants. And CX50.
This appears to be a computer generated video. It is absolute garbage, not because of the cars it chooses, but because of the scattered way it presents the information. No cohesion. Really an inferior video.
WE have top-of-the-line Telluride, it is everything that was said, and it will keep my wife who has the car, safe. The spaciousness of the car is wonderful to experience, there is no better SUV made. The idiots making the comments below are not informed and have their own agenda.
I suggest you look at the car recalls online and see the complaints and issues people are having with this junk, you threw your money away with this car, lol
So subjective. My wife has had six FORD EXPLORERs and they are wonderful, highly reliable cars. On the other hand, I currently have a 2023 Cadillac Lyriq. Having owned a Porsche, many Audi’s,, many Lincoln Continental’s, I find the Lyriq is my “so-so” car. So quiet, so smooth, so powerful, so smart, and with SuprCruise, so relaxing. It’s an SUV and I find it incomparable.
@@soulknight89 it sounds like you had less success. Too bad. After Toyota, Ford has had some of the highest rated quality programs and that was reflected in those wonderful Explorers that my wife had.
@@russellschundler6559 Never owned a Ford Explorer. I'm just word playing with your word 'had'. It's past tense. So I'm assuming your wife no longer owns the Explorers anymore. Also, what made her go through 6 Explorers?
The Mazda is a great choice but the Hyundai and Kia 6 cyls have had major problems with fires and engines just quitting. I'm not positive about the 2024's but the is no way I would chance it! A CRV or Pilot are better choices.
@@moejr1974 Yes if you make short trips constantly. Change the oil every 4000 miles. I work for Honda adn have a Civic that is effected by this. I see them come in for people who are Not changing their oil by time or mileage. Head gaskets are from 2001 to about 2005. We don't really see them unless you don't maintain them.
Engineering background Stick with Lexus-Toyota then go with Honda-Lexus. He waits from Nissans or Mitsubishis. My uncle is a mechanic and he owns his own mechanic shop in San Diego. He says they make their money off of Nissan and Mitsubishi. But he did say if you were in the market for a big screen TV Mitsubishi makes good TV’s
not interested in going off road, nor towing, will never buy a turbo, just want a smooth, quiet vehicle with some utility for my beach chair, umbrella.
You should still think about towing . Even if you never use the towing hook many modern car has foldable and most can be detached . Its an excelent utility feature that shouldnt be ignored .
@@kaszas272HU am 77, have never towed a thing in my life, have nothing to tow, just like have no intention of going off road, ever, not why I look at an SUV.
I plan on towing horses but need to buy a truck, Dodge 3/4 ton has parts needed that are no longer made. Towing would be a plus! I am 76 yo. Husband is 6’2 big guy and has arthritis, needs a roomy car. We have dog crate that we need to put in back for our 13 yo and 1 yo cattle dogs. But the other video said Kia and Hyundai were all over the road on reliability and average at best.
He's too opinionated, and responds poorly when contradictory information is presented. I certainly would NOT restrict myself to listening to him 'only'. However, at least he knows WTF he's talking about, even if he's wrong about particulars. That's in sharp contrast to this set of computer generated voices.
Edmunds is not a reliable source for vehicles. They accept money for advertising from different automobile manufacturers, therefor they are prejudice towards other manufacturers. Consult Consumer Reports instead!
VW -- DO NOT PLAY WITH DASH BOARDS , RADIO , USE PHONE WHILE DRIVING THAT IS ALL AND ADJUSTE THE MIRRORS PRIOR DRIVING …JUST ENJOY THE INSIDE IN PARK AT HOME BEFORE DRIVING….FORD …WHY NOT PARTS ? MAYBE DEALER NOT PROMOTING ATTENTION TO VEHICLES ? HYUNDAI …MUST TALK TO CUSTOMERS SERVICE WHY NOT PROMOTING BEFORE TIME AND SOLVE PROBLEM , DEALERSHIP?
I don't know if I ever buy a Ford's explorer again I bought one very long time 28 years to be exact a brand new I got only 90,000 miles head gasket blow up and it always smell 🤢 like engine oil 🪔 through the cabinet .
Bro. Toyota RAV4 is the top SUV in this segment. Dont give wrong information to buyers. Toyotas quality everyone knows in the world. Dont compare ants with elephants never. You better stop this job.
So, you are recommending 2024 Telluride, let's see: recalls 1: Vehicle Roll Away from Disengaged Driveshaft, A vehicle roll away increases the risk of a crash or injury, 2: Engine Valve Springs May Break. A loss of drive power increases the risk of a crash. A hole in the engine block increases the risk of a fire. A little research before you recommend a junk goes a long way, poorly done video, keep the Korean cars (brother sister Kia and Hyundai) out, stick to Japanese brands.
Just cking. This is the 3rd review vid & where's the guy or reviewer? It's an Ai voice of which this one sounds fair normal BUT I noticed points made by referring to other review articles. In the 1st review vid the Ai voice was totally recognizable as Ai. And the script that was read referred to lack of "spare" parts when serviced which really is a REPLACMENT part. This misuse of a wrong word is common in using Ai to do all the work for the human so the human can receive easy money. Again, 3 sites are just talk of Ai that did not drive the vehicles in comparison shootout & a human talking the good & not so good points.
Have they actually driven or tested these cars lol. This video is so misleading and so incomplete. Regarding VW they speak about gen 2 Tiguan and then show gen 3 images!!! Subaru is not even close in driving performance. There are so many more things to consider when buying one of them. Toyota and VW definitely are the best options, Mazda may be close. Numbers speak for themself.
Have owned a Toyota Tercel (1981 I think it was), stripped down version, amazing gas mileage, not one problem w/it, before that was my first car purchase, a 1972 Squareback VW. LOVED THAT CAR!!! I did have to replace something on it one time. I'd pile my nieces/nephews in it & take them to the creek in TN & in CA, Huntington Beach & we'd have a ball. I was the "cool Auntie". I now drive a 2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid (bought in 2020), a little over 31,000 miles now. Comfortable/reliable. Love it.
Don't not buy Kia or Hyuandai vehicles. They do not back their products, that may be the on the dealer. And you're gambling on whether or not you will catch fire or have oil consumption.
Huh...my 2015 Sportage is at 309.000 km (182,000 miles). Driven daily. Never had a wrench on the engine. As much oil comes out at oil changes that went in 10,000kms before. Would buy another...no problem.
0:37 What do you mean '3rd Row'? The video shows someone getting into the rear seat. The video and audio are mismatched. 2:25 Audio stats 26 MPG, yet the video posts 36 MPG BEEP! Is this a BEEP! game show? Given BEEP! how many times BEP! I heard the 'Beep!' contestants hear when BEEP! they get an answer wrong, it sure sounds like a BEEP! game show. The computer generated voices, odd text (like 'oil consume', 'too comfy seats', etc., are amateur. Most importantly the content is amateur
I agree with the Mazda and Kia however the Subaru and Toyota both run CVT transmissions which often overheat when 4WD is used off road while the other two vehicles have a traditional automatic with zero issues. In addition the CVT transmissions cannot be serviced and must be replaced and are very expensive. Just saying.
These AI generated text reading channels are lazy and ridiculous. The mispronunciation of common words is hilarious. As soon as I have even a hint that it's not a real human being speaking, I downvote and move on.
Not the older ones. My first car was a 1972 Squareback, with 24,000 miles on it & IT HAD AIR CONDITIONING. LOVED THAT CAR. Drove it 8 yrs. with only 1 thing needed replaced, which was around $200 but now (at almost 70 yrs), cannot remember what that was. Never had anything else done. If I ever found one in good shape & affordable, I'd buy it!
Wow, talk about biased information. Volkswagen makes some of the best cars on the planet. Far from perfect. But they make well builit, engineered vehicles.
Telluride had almost half a million cars recalled due to rollaway risks which the vehicle rolls away when placed in P gear. Why one of the best choices I ask.
At 2024 prices, none of them. Let the manufacturers eat about 2 years worth of inventory, then I'll check back later with the survivors.
No Hondas?
excellant comment . back here in uk , had my eye on a new released march 2022 nissan model (so no discounts ), window drive away price was 27/ 28 thousand british pounds ,.jump forward 2 years , same model and spec has a 32/33000 list price , so a uncomfortable 5000 rise in less than 2 years ouch.
What about the Honda CRV?
We’ve owned a turbo Kona for 6 years with ZERO issues. On the other hand, over the years, both our Subaru’s had engine failures because the passenger side firewall cylinder is not adequately cooled. Common-ask around. Also, Subaru is years behind on technology advances. For example, they still haven’t adopted a key fob. Poor performing CVT transmissions and under powered engines are the norm. Exhaust pipes run next to CV joints so rubber cover dries out and cracks forcing replacement. Heat shields are so thin they fall off with minimal effort from driving on snowy roads, etc. Toyota offers so much more.
Jesus...
Which year model ? Sabaru has a new CVT how far I know
Subaru CVT's are the same as Toyota. Have never had problems with any of mine. My 24 Crosstrek Sport has a key fob and push button start. The 2.0L engine is a little underpowered but still adequate. My sport has the 2.5 and gets up to speed on the highway in plenty of time and I can pass no problem. Nothing on google about inadequate cooling of the passenger side firewall cylinder. I believe you're just a Subaru hater and not objective.
Cvt only benefit maker.
@@moejr1974 When did Subaru start selling CVTs with no metal belt?
Reliability & efficiency are the most desirable attributes required ❤
The oil consumption of the VW sounds exactly like my Audi A4. No excuse for this kind of engineering.
Some Toyota's suffered high oil consumption from new. We had three of them in my family.
AFAIK, VW solved the oil consumption issue.
I Bought a 2024 Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness, with a TRUE AWD SYSTEM, before you spend any money on a car.... do your homework.
I did, when I was comparing cars such as Toyota, Honda & Nissan, in AWD system, price, options, Subaru came out on top.
Reason why I'm getting a Subaru Outback Wilderness. The AWD Subaru offer is the best. Just wish the Wilderness trims has locking diff or LSD.
I’ve had a 2019 VW Tiguan that I purchased new 5+ years ago. This is a great vehicle! Gas mileage varies between 26 and 32 mpg. Plan on keeping it until I wear it out!
2 separate transmission compartments and you are not careful the transmission compartment can break in certain VW models Toyota uses as little insulation as possible and in some models it can get really noisy.
Not having the Honda CR V is madness
Hello Mate. I own a 23 Rav4 Ltd Hybrid. I'm averaging 45 US MPG. Your ranking is wrong, unless you're just comparing pure gas trims. And how about CRV Hybrid and pure gas variants. And CX50.
Don’t waste your time. They are just selling Kia’s!
Kia and Hyundai are doing a good job.
Next will be M&M motors, followed by TATA
the VW Tiguan is just fine for me, its agile
Does it gobble up oil, as mentioned here?
My Tiguan was able to get 720km for a tank of gas, not bad!!
@@DerekTYWu gosh, we were expecting a 720 km with a tank of oil.... that would be bad....
This appears to be a computer generated video. It is absolute garbage, not because of the cars it chooses, but because of the scattered way it presents the information. No cohesion. Really an inferior video.
Agreed
"may be too slow or too fast to respond" what a load of bollocks
rav4 le gas is surely the worst
@@mohit4902 First time I've heard that. The video says the Rav4 gets 28 City/30 Hwy. So, NOT TRUE?
Any Volkswagen product, more specifically AUDI is off-limits for myself and my family. Buyer beware is the best advice.
Definitely on point about Mazda being the best
WE have top-of-the-line Telluride, it is everything that was said, and it will keep my wife who has the car, safe. The spaciousness of the car is wonderful to experience, there is no better SUV made. The idiots making the comments below are not informed and have their own agenda.
I suggest you look at the car recalls online and see the complaints and issues people are having with this junk, you threw your money away with this car, lol
@@user-jb1ex2lm9l Why does CR rate this SUV as a top buy? The safety features are wonderful and about 10K less than a Lexus of comparable size.
What about Lincoln Nautilus 2024?
So subjective. My wife has had six FORD EXPLORERs and they are wonderful, highly reliable cars. On the other hand, I currently have a 2023 Cadillac Lyriq. Having owned a Porsche, many Audi’s,, many Lincoln Continental’s, I find the Lyriq is my “so-so” car. So quiet, so smooth, so powerful, so smart, and with SuprCruise, so relaxing. It’s an SUV and I find it incomparable.
Has had 6 Ford Explorers. Why did she go through so much? 😱
@@soulknight89 it sounds like you had less success. Too bad. After Toyota, Ford has had some of the highest rated quality programs and that was reflected in those wonderful Explorers that my wife had.
@@russellschundler6559 Never owned a Ford Explorer. I'm just word playing with your word 'had'. It's past tense. So I'm assuming your wife no longer owns the Explorers anymore. Also, what made her go through 6 Explorers?
@@soulknight89 we give our cars to our children when the car is between one and a half, and two years old.
@@russellschundler6559 Make sense now.
The Mazda is a great choice but the Hyundai and Kia 6 cyls have had major problems with fires and engines just quitting. I'm not positive about the 2024's but the is no way I would chance it! A CRV or Pilot are better choices.
Honda is having head gasket and fuel dilution problems on the 1.5T in their vehicles including the CRV.
@@moejr1974 Yes if you make short trips constantly. Change the oil every 4000 miles. I work for Honda adn have a Civic that is effected by this. I see them come in for people who are Not changing their oil by time or mileage. Head gaskets are from 2001 to about 2005. We don't really see them unless you don't maintain them.
Engineering background Stick with Lexus-Toyota then go with Honda-Lexus. He waits from Nissans or Mitsubishis. My uncle is a mechanic and he owns his own mechanic shop in San Diego. He says they make their money off of Nissan and Mitsubishi. But he did say if you were in the market for a big screen TV Mitsubishi makes good TV’s
What happen to honda CRV?
Very biased information. I have owed one of the vehicles you talked about for 9 years and 110,000 miles with no issues!
not interested in going off road, nor towing, will never buy a turbo, just want a smooth, quiet vehicle with some utility for my beach chair, umbrella.
You should still think about towing . Even if you never use the towing hook many modern car has foldable and most can be detached . Its an excelent utility feature that shouldnt be ignored .
@@kaszas272HU am 77, have never towed a thing in my life, have nothing to tow, just like have no intention of going off road, ever, not why I look at an SUV.
@@rickstclair2217 ok cool i though you were younger , my comment irrelevant for you than
I plan on towing horses but need to buy a truck, Dodge 3/4 ton has parts needed that are no longer made. Towing would be a plus! I am 76 yo. Husband is 6’2 big guy and has arthritis, needs a roomy car. We have dog crate that we need to put in back for our 13 yo and 1 yo cattle dogs. But the other video said Kia and Hyundai were all over the road on reliability and average at best.
@@JanetOrt Such a complicated lifestyle by owning so many animals...
I still love my brother Hectors 89 Buick Park
fact ; Toyota RAV 4 outsells all others …worldwide
Mazda cx50 I didn't like it the vent design, they should have kept it like the Cx5
This is hilarious. It’s the same voices saying they’ve owned all these vehicles. It’s too funny.!!!
That tends to happen when an amateur goes overboard with computer generated voices.
I listen to Scotty Kilmer .. only
He's too opinionated, and responds poorly when contradictory information is presented. I certainly would NOT restrict myself to listening to him 'only'.
However, at least he knows WTF he's talking about, even if he's wrong about particulars. That's in sharp contrast to this set of computer generated voices.
FYI…in your Disclaimer, Consumer Reports is misspelled as “Consumo Reports.”
Edmunds is not a reliable source for vehicles. They accept money for advertising from different automobile manufacturers, therefor they are prejudice towards other manufacturers. Consult Consumer Reports instead!
You’re talking crazy mate the RAV4 is a stunning workhorse
Avoid any EVs.
VW -- DO NOT PLAY WITH DASH BOARDS , RADIO , USE PHONE WHILE DRIVING THAT IS ALL AND ADJUSTE THE MIRRORS PRIOR DRIVING …JUST ENJOY THE INSIDE IN PARK AT HOME BEFORE DRIVING….FORD …WHY NOT PARTS ? MAYBE DEALER NOT PROMOTING ATTENTION TO VEHICLES ? HYUNDAI …MUST TALK TO CUSTOMERS SERVICE WHY NOT PROMOTING BEFORE TIME AND SOLVE PROBLEM , DEALERSHIP?
WAS THERE A REASON FOR USING ALL CAPS? Or, are you just trying to annoy readers?
I don't know if I ever buy a Ford's explorer again I bought one very long time 28 years to be exact a brand new I got only 90,000 miles head gasket blow up and it always smell 🤢 like engine oil 🪔 through the cabinet .
Bro. Toyota RAV4 is the top SUV in this segment. Dont give wrong information to buyers. Toyotas quality everyone knows in the world. Dont compare ants with elephants never. You better stop this job.
HONDA CRV Took OVER
I have a 2019 rav4 with 220k miles on it and I have only changed tires, oil and sparkplug.
@@laylabono4035Honda is tough
Honda is ranked under Toyota for years now
So, you are recommending 2024 Telluride, let's see: recalls 1: Vehicle Roll Away from Disengaged Driveshaft, A vehicle roll away increases the risk of a crash or injury, 2: Engine Valve Springs May Break. A loss of drive power increases the risk of a crash. A hole in the engine block increases the risk of a fire. A little research before you recommend a junk goes a long way, poorly done video, keep the Korean cars (brother sister Kia and Hyundai) out, stick to Japanese brands.
Wow. My DIL just bought a Telluride & after reading your comments, HOPE it will be an exception to the problems you talked about.
I think kia influences edmonds
this is kia's propaganda
You left out Lexus 250 2024 model.
I agree
I don't trust korean cars due to reliability n long life. What about Honda CRV, Mazda C 5???
I trust Toyota and Honda first
@@byrondutel1439 Totally
Just cking. This is the 3rd review vid & where's the guy or reviewer? It's an Ai voice of which this one sounds fair normal BUT I noticed points made by referring to other review articles. In the 1st review vid the Ai voice was totally recognizable as Ai. And the script that was read referred to lack of "spare" parts when serviced which really is a REPLACMENT part. This misuse of a wrong word is common in using Ai to do all the work for the human so the human can receive easy money. Again, 3 sites are just talk of Ai that did not drive the vehicles in comparison shootout & a human talking the good & not so good points.
JDM 💪
Completely incorrect assessment about Explorer especially suggesting Kia over Explorer. Explorer is more powerful than the other competitors.
If you want to be one with the vehicle it’s Mazda.
Splendiferous cars
Lexus 100por cent satisfide
Lexus scores VERY HIGH on reliability & looks. I don't remember ever hearing any owner saying anything bad about them.
A vehile 3rd row is so small its only good for children.
Have they actually driven or tested these cars lol. This video is so misleading and so incomplete. Regarding VW they speak about gen 2 Tiguan and then show gen 3 images!!! Subaru is not even close in driving performance. There are so many more things to consider when buying one of them. Toyota and VW definitely are the best options, Mazda may be close. Numbers speak for themself.
Have owned a Toyota Tercel (1981 I think it was), stripped down version, amazing gas mileage, not one problem w/it, before that was my first car purchase, a 1972 Squareback VW. LOVED THAT CAR!!! I did have to replace something on it one time. I'd pile my nieces/nephews in it & take them to the creek in TN & in CA, Huntington Beach & we'd have a ball. I was the "cool Auntie". I now drive a 2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid (bought in 2020), a little over 31,000 miles now. Comfortable/reliable. Love it.
Don't not buy Kia or Hyuandai vehicles. They do not back their products, that may be the on the dealer. And you're gambling on whether or not you will catch fire or have oil consumption.
Huh...my 2015 Sportage is at 309.000 km (182,000 miles). Driven daily. Never had a wrench on the engine. As much oil comes out at oil changes that went in 10,000kms before. Would buy another...no problem.
@@puntacanamike Perhaps your good experience is due to the care/work you do on your car.
Not bad English for a robot narrated video. Too bad they confuse oil consumption with fuel consumption!
0:37 What do you mean '3rd Row'? The video shows someone getting into the rear seat. The video and audio are mismatched.
2:25 Audio stats 26 MPG, yet the video posts 36 MPG
BEEP! Is this a BEEP! game show? Given BEEP! how many times BEP! I heard the 'Beep!' contestants hear when BEEP! they get an answer wrong, it sure sounds like a BEEP! game show.
The computer generated voices, odd text (like 'oil consume', 'too comfy seats', etc., are amateur. Most importantly the content is amateur
Toyota the best
They seem to be THE MOST RELIABLE of all manufacturers.
BUY MAZDA PEOPLE.
Yes. Mazda is the up and coming vehicle to purchase.
Yesss CX-50, I just got mine. Awesome ride, quality and looks especially in soul red! #mazda
Biased review
Such ignorant narration!
Buy Toyota Lexus Mazda Honda ( Japanese quality reliability
+ Nissan. Japanese
Toyota-Lexus is the best even over Nissan
Mazda have been having some issues lately !🤷♂️
@@lukeclifton4392 and Mitsubishi stay away from those. Toyota, Honda and Nissan are good
Subaru
Very inaccurate analysis
People should stop doing these kind of videos without having any idea about cars or even driven one of those.
STOPPPPPPP
Let's me alone with Subaru...a flat engine with a CVT...come on...
well i bought one going from a jeep and am thoroughly impressed
I agree with the Mazda and Kia however the Subaru and Toyota both run CVT transmissions which often overheat when 4WD is used off road while the other two vehicles have a traditional automatic with zero issues. In addition the CVT transmissions cannot be serviced and must be replaced and are very expensive. Just saying.
I have a 2007 highlander with CVT. 250000 miles. NO SERVICE---NO REPLACE. your criticism of the toyota is TOTALLY unfounded.
@@rodgerhuber8484 Thanks for sharing. Basic maintenance on any car for long life.
The rav4 is the best
For me I like my Mitsubishi outlander PHEV 2024
2024 Jeep Compass Latitude Lux, one of the best small SUV's on the market so far. Traded in my 2023 Honda CR-V for one.
Only TOYOTA, Honda, and Mazda are worthwhile
I thought you said worstwild, my bad 🤭
kia teluride has many problems with parts in other countries other than the us. its a gas consumer monster . and its not popular .
There are no good ones😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Kia overpriced overrated low quality low resale value engine transmission problem total garbage disposal.
2004 Nissan Sentra s best made car in the world
My DIL had one for about 8 yrs. Excellent LITTLE car.
Confusing video...
Hire a real person next time. Your robot voice is a fail. 8:19 Ray V4 9:14 Axle and been driving driving 9:47 R A V 4
Hate the AI voice
The Ford Exploder is clunky and no personality at all. DULL! No way!
That Telluride is a bloody ugly chrome finished brick!
Why .... so you put the lowest cost Subaru against the highest Kia .. where Subaru also has an outstanding 3 row suv ???? Yep... just selling Kia's !!
Toyota lots of recall.
Thanks for the long and completely irrelevant ad that I could not skip before your video! I never made it to the video. Bye.
I don’t give a f Toyota for life 😅
That kia is very ugly
Car and Driver= CR-V is better than Rav 4
Really? A current issue? That surprises me but I do like both of these SUVs.
These AI generated text reading channels are lazy and ridiculous. The mispronunciation of common words is hilarious. As soon as I have even a hint that it's not a real human being speaking, I downvote and move on.
All VWs have a bad name
Not the older ones. My first car was a 1972 Squareback, with 24,000 miles on it & IT HAD AIR CONDITIONING. LOVED THAT CAR. Drove it 8 yrs. with only 1 thing needed replaced, which was around $200 but now (at almost 70 yrs), cannot remember what that was. Never had anything else done. If I ever found one in good shape & affordable, I'd buy it!
Ford has more recalls than any other brand
All SUVs are dull. Get a real car.
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Ai videos suk
Mitsubishi is the best band 🤩
My Top 2024 SUVs are Land Rover Defender 110 V8, Range Rover Sport, BMW X5, Jaguar F Pace, Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland. (smile)
Found On Road Dead, always garbage FORDs...
Our family has owned many Ford trucks, I had an Expedition & Edge & never a problem.
Wow, talk about biased information. Volkswagen makes some of the best cars on the planet. Far from perfect. But they make well builit, engineered vehicles.
Kia 💩
Buy Tesla 🤦♂️
payed laberfuzzi