@Repent or you will likewise perish. Congrats on finding a video that has zero to do with religion.....and posting a religious rant on it's comment page. Couldn't have been more off topic but here you are.
Maybe Land Rover doesn't sell enough cars to get enough surveys and reports? They sell much less than any of the SUVs on the list. Also, most of the cars on the list were all new or nearly all new models (2-3 years after redesign). After several years, most of the kinks have been worked out. A first year model during a pandemic with labor and supply shortages will likely have a lot more problems than the average NEW vehicle. Most new vehicles have something like 1 problem (or what surveyed customers consider a problem) per vehicle on average (or around 100 problems per 100 vehicles) in the first 3 years according to JD Power. Many cars will have 0 problems, but a few lemons might have 10 or 20 or more problems. So a brand new generation model with teething problems or more lemons that year might average 1.5 or 2 problems per vehicle in the first 3 years and be in the bottom of the rankings. But even these worst cars weren't getting a huge number of cars with problems or a huge number of problems, just noticeably more than the average new car which is getting more reliable than ever. These weren't 5+ year old vehicles with high miles or well out of warranty where EVERYTHING turns to dookie in the least reliable models, but this was based on "predicted reliability" which is hogwash. You can't judge the overall reliability of a model based on its first year on the market...
BMW and AUDI too. They both sell more than enough SUVs to make CR's testing list, and are both more likely to break than a couple of the SUV's on this list. CR lost most of their credibility long ago.
@@Cbo__25 You're absolutely correct. Had a 2004 Jag S Type R and it brought misery into my life. Sold it to a friend who I warned about buying it. Have a Lexus now and couldn't be happier.
I had my GV 80 with zero issues for two years. It just got killed by a drunk driver, and its top safety rating paid off. I walked out without a scratch, with both cars being write offs. As for value, it’s got all the features of far more expensive cars except for the option for those people who want a 500+hp engine. I have no idea how it can be on this list.
I own a GV80 had it for more than 1 month and just breached 2000 miles. So far so good. I guess time will tell, but the part about it being too expensive is entirely subjective. The features that it has vs it’s competitors-Mercedes GLE, BMW X5, and Audi Q7, make it a good value.
Much agreed, my mom went from a Cayenne to a gv70 and she has 0 regrets. It’s got nearly 4k on it and has had no issues thus far. Interior is better than the Porsches in my opinion too, they did a killer job
Feel like this is a click bait title to get people who disagree to comment and move the video up the algorithm…it worked on me. Our 2020 XC90 had been rock solid and I haven’t heard enough negative elsewhere to justify a top 10 avoid rating.
LOL 30k mileage? Is that a bench mark for 1900's era cars? Today car bench mark is at 100k. And 60k is just a break in period of owning a car. In my opinion bench mark should be at 200k, where the Japan cars dominate.
10K and 1 year? Dude a Russian car can do that! LOL. My 2011 Jag XJ Supercharged was built 12/10 meaning it is about six months away from being 12 years old. 96K miles, purrs like a kitty. Only replaced the water pump. Your HyunKiaGen will never make it to 12 years. 🙂"Best car I've ever owned" my azz.
@@trevorsutherland5263 i have kia with 200k still going strong. I intentionally drive hard too just to get an excuse to break the car and replace it but it just won't die. Never had Genesis but I heard nothing but great things so far
I owned a Yukon Denali years ago and it was my most reliable vehicle ever. I drove it to 180.000 miles before I had my first problem. And the problem was a very minor problem. The SUV never broke down on me. But that was the 2002 model Yukon Denali.
Same, I had a 2005 Escalade, 2010 Escalade and 2016 Yukon Denali. None of them ever left me stranded. Of course I have this weird habit of doing routine maintenance.
@@ew403488 wow you got a good one. I took one home . For the weekend. I opened it up. Awesome ride. But when I too it back to the dealership. My check engine light came on.. BIG red flag for me. !!! I brought the Tesla. Instead
My wife has owned a 2018 Tiguan SE and the only issue she ever had, was one of fuel injectors went dead at around 30k due to a faulty connection, and it was covered under the warranty. She traded it in, at 48k, for a 2022 Tiguan SE. Neither car has ever given us any major issues. My wife absolutely loves her Tiguan. I had a 2018 Tiguan SEL and the only issue I had, was that the previous owner failed to get the recall done for the sunroof drains, and it leaked in a carwash. The dealership I bought it at, wasn't a VW dealer, and they weren't aware of the recall. Took to the local VW dealership for the leak and they replaced the sunroof drains, carpeting, sound baffling, and padding. Zero issues, besides the leak, and I loved having it. Traded it at 65k, for a 2018 Atlas SE w/tech, and had that for 2 yrs. Traded it earlier this year for a 2023 Atlas SE w/tech and can't see myself driving anything else.
Nobody should brag about having zero problems after one year of purchasing a new car, sounds like you expected something to go wrong and it exceeded your expectations so congrats on that
@@dabbadoo2226 I agree! But it’s a Genesis. The type of buyers of the GV80 have no clue what to expect from these products. They’ve been _told_ by the internet it’s a luxury vehicle of German build quality but Japanese reliability and all they know is it has the surface beauty they’re looking for and they’re saving a few pennies. But the *reality* is it’s neither German nor Japanese, it’s South Korean and Hyundai Motors who is notorious for class action lawsuits here in the U.S. makes them. So when they reach 6 months, 7 months, 8 months, etc. of little to no issues these customers are eager to deem them “reliable” as they don’t have many other real world examples to go off of and it’s just nerves and wishful thinking. Just ask MotorTrend how “reliable” their 2019 Genesis G70 3.3T was. As they approach 100,000 miles the Hyundai/KIA family ties will begin to shine though.
One if the smartest decisions I made was leasing a Land Rover…it was in the shop 12 times in the 36 months i leased it. It gave me the option of driving lots of other cars at the LR dealership. Jags, Other LR’s. What did I lease next? Infiniti FX 35. It was great…
I definitely don't feel the GV80 is overpriced. It's surprising the issues with the Benz GLE and the fact that they still sell tons of them. Glad the new MDX didn't show up on this list.
Got my 2.5 Prestige last year and now I can't find any car that is even close to compare to pricewise. I need to get another this year it will probably be a Palisade.
GV80 is an amazing deal. In exchange for less power and less refined engines you get an incredibly luxurious vehicle. I put my mom in one and have been eying it ever since. Really weird that he’s calling a vehicle that pretty much every single car reviewer has called a great package for its price point overpriced.
Half the time you spent on talking about the GV80 was about it's cost, which has nothing to do about the topic of this list. Proving you couldn't find much at all wrong with the car. But in regards to the cost, it's much cheaper than it's direct competition when similarly equipped.
lmao what are u talking about? GV80 can go for 65K for a 4 cylinder, so there is no value. I would rather get me a Lincoln Aviator, which is actually the true value king and competitor to the GV80 in the segment. Hell I'd even rather get the new MDX over the GV80 too since the Koreans is asking way too much and too confident. Aviator starts at 51K and GV80 48K, so on the first glance the GV80 is undercutting the Lincoln. However not only does the Aviator also has RWD, but comes standard with a base 3.0L Twin Turbo Ecoboost V6 with more horsepower and torque than either the 2.5 or the optional 3.5 of the GV80. Also in the GV80 you need to pay extra 11K on top of the 48K starting price to get the 3.5 (and still don't have as much power), so comparatively spec by spec, GV80 is more expensive. Of course the Black Label Aviator is most expensive than the GV80 but you get more ownership and membership features that you don't get in the GV80. Not to mention the Aviator is bigger vehicle and can tow and haul more as well. Hell even a front wheel drive QX60 mommy mobile can tow more than the GV80. Ecoboost is also proven to be reliable with the 3.5L reaching north of 300000 miles.
I have a Genesis G80 (not a SUV) for over a year and it's amazing. Also have owned a BMW 740 and a couple Acura. The cost and reliability can't be matched.
I have a 2109 xc90 r design and it was 2 years before I even opened the hood and I only did that because I realized I had no idea where the latch was. Its been the absolute best car ever
I cant afford one of the new ones, but then again, my old 2009 XC90 V8 has over 280,000ks and still runs like a clock!...so not really rushing for an upgrade ;) Volvo for Life!❤
My 20201 Genesis GV80 Prestige 2.5T 300 HP RWD has been perfect. It is as near perfect as any car I have owned. There is so much quality built in that the $60K price tag is very reasonable. With 13,300 miles within 20 months ownership, I expect to have this car for a long time.
Keep in mind that relaiblity is 50% the manufacturers responsibility, and 50% the owners responsibility. Many people don't properly care for their car, then complain about how "unrelaible" it is. So I always take these lists with a grain of salt.
WRONG....these are new cars not old.....there is no maintenance to do on a new car during the first 36,000 miles except oil changes.....and then that will have no effect on transmission, climate system, electric, bodywork, or brake failures. it is about CRAP QUALITY.
@@ELP1125 well you think you are the big expert Goober....so tell us all that maintenance that needs to be done before 36,000 miles.......and how the car will break if you dont.......you can't do that of course because you are full of crap--but give it your best try.....and dont take 2 weeks to respond this time...
If you do have a issue with you're GV80. Then Hyundai/Genesis will come drop off a loaner and pick yours up for repairs. Then when its complete they will bring your car back. It isn't a problem for me when ill be in the same vehicle regardless and they are taking care of ANY issues
The only thing I learned in the video is that Land Rover still spends a lot of money to lie with statistics. No way the Range Rover didn’t make the list. -signed former Range Rover Sport owner.
German cars are expensive to maintain and I think over engineered. I've owned Volvo 850 cars since '94 and my most recent daily driver finally blew a few exhaust valves at 405,xxx miles although it still runs fine but a bit rough at idle. It was a work horse. They aren't cheap to fix. I finally bought a Toyota Camry and love it. Hyundai and Kia seem to be making great strides in their quality department. Lexus has always been a solid car. Mercedes and Land Rover love being in the garage for work and $$$$$ to fix. To each his/her own on vehicles. Buy what makes you happy.
Bmw,audi and benz care more about performance not quality anymore. The parts are beyond cheap and over prices and most don't even know they're built in north America and Mexico 😂😂😂 them shits ain't even real German cars anymore
@andy b classic camry, accord, highlander, sienna, fusion, are for intelligent people. They knows what they are doing, not what people thought about them. Volvo/Chinese cars went down in reliability in the past decades. Mazda quality and class go up, something that Hyundai/Kia also try although some defects is specific in USA factory related to engine assembly.
@andy b To each his own. I bought a new '22 Camry black night shade edition. It was the first model that didn't look like a family car but can hold a family. Gone are the days when I want to waste money on a vehicle that only gets 15 mpg. My Volvo cars were expensive to fix when they broke. Toyota has a great reputation for longevity. I like the car I bought. Nobody said you have to buy one.
@@rondhole you are insulting real car enthusiasts because they don't llike a camry and highlander. M5 AND AMGs are loved by real car enthusiasts not grandparents.
It’s a shame cause Volvo and Mercedes were both very reliable and million mile engine capable years back but yeah basically Toyota, Hyundai/Kia and Mazda are decent Hondas ok too at least their transmissions are getting more reliable
Interesting about the Genesis considering I’m about to purchase one and I’m so thorough that I read comments on so so many viewed videos and I’ve never really read about anyone having reliability issues. It’s mainly praise for the car. Sometimes these videos are misleading
I have a 2021 gv80, AWD 3.5t advanced. Drives like a dream. No problem so far. I mistakenly increased the pressure in the tires during winter. Caused the wheel to feel strange. I put the pressures back in factory numbers and it purred like a cat. I love my car, though I paid $4000 above mrsp. No regrets. Always brings a smile to my face when driving. Previous cars owned were Saab, Infinity, Mercedes and Acura. I stand with my GV80.
The videos are misleading or the anecdotal reviews you read in the comments are misleading? At the end of the day people are going to believe what they _want_ to believe and do what makes them happy regardless of what they find. 🤷🏾♂️
I have 500,000 miles on my Lexus LX450/Land Cruiser and I love it more every day. Get an 80 series Land Cruiser and spend the money to restore it. You'll never regret it. They are built to last.
Take these lists with a grain of salt. Volvo makes an amazingly well built car. Gv80 another amazing car and it's not over priced. They offer more and better warranty than the German cars that cost 15-20k more. Lists like this are made to get views.
The main problem with the new Volvos is the downsizing of the engines. I got 2 old XC 60 and had over 500 000 kilometers with each and no problems. When I leased a new XC 60 I kept the last old one and I was an good choice. The 2 litre engine with 313 hp is not very durable and resulted in lots of problems. So I handed it back and use now my old but reliable 2.4 litre D5 again until I got my new all electric. he engines
I owned a Yukon Denali years ago and it was my most reliable vehicle ever. I drove it to 180.000 miles before I had my first problem. The fact that a Range/Land Rover isn’t on this list takes away it’s credibility.
@@chadhaire1711 Lol I currently have 3 of them that I’ve owned for years, again I’ve never had any issues with them. My oldest is a 2007 with 327k miles on it and it still runs fine, just recently needed to replace the oil trap. I also have a 2012 and a 2017, and I plan on getting a newer model next month. It’s my favorite vehicle lol.
@@Mutable_PageOfCups The Xc90 has had more recalls than I can list--2007 transmissions were horrible for a start, and since the Chinese took over electrics, drive line, brakes, leaks, and a whole list......no thanks
CR has become increasingly biased in recent years. I cancelled my subscription once I noticed this trend. I am by no means a GM fan, but to say their full size SUVs are the least reliable is just plain irresponsible. When a vehicle can go 200K miles with relatively minor repairs, it is far from unreliable. The Lincoln Aviator had 1 recall but is higher on this list than the GLE with almost 40? Tells you all you need to know about this list....
@@Chris-de2qc Most reports of vehicles that will last 200K miles or more include the GM full size SUVs. I consider myself a car guy, so I am almost always reading owner reviews and looking at this type of "Top XXX" list. I've personally had a Yukon and Tahoe that both went over 200K without any major repairs. Regular maintenance and a couple fuel pumps, and that's about it. I've had poor quality vehicles as well (one is one this list), but I stand behind my statement that CR is no longer an unbiased resource. They solicit reviews from subscribers, of which they may get a few hundred or maybe a thousand for a particular model, while the manufacturer sells thousands or even hundreds of thousands of these vehicles. Also, there is no way a list of unreliable vehicles is accurate without a Range Rover.
I agree with you. I too cancelled CR subscription. I have seen them indicate low ratings on particular vehicles when there is other vast compelling evidence to the conntrary.
@andy b My Passat is a lemon. It has just under 100,000 miles on it, and needs the moon roof re-done for the third time. Standing water in the driver's side foot well. With all the other repairs it needs right now, it totals over $8,400, which is far more than the worth of the car. When I took it in for servicing, the guy told me they were really busy, as there were lots of cars in for leaks. It has been an awesome touring car on road trips, but otherwise has been a mess. The first time it had to be flat-bed taken to the dealership was the day after we bought it. The next time was a couple of weeks later. All the mechanical stuff we have been through sealed the deal for me. I just bought a RAV4 hybrid, and am very happy with it.
We once had a rental car, and it was a Jeep renegade. There was lots of buzzing coming from the back axle at higher speeds(45-60 mph). The center consul also shook a lot and the overall build quality was absolutely horrible.
I can confirm one of problems with the 2020 Ford Explorer: Brand new, and we experienced leaks from the Transmission, so often. Parts had to be ordered, and car would remain days at the dealer for repairs. We had to take it 4 times, until we had enough. Not even a year and so many issues. --- So, turned out to be a Lemon. Ford had to buy it back. It was our 3rd Explorer,...so we were kind of surprised how sucky this new redesigned model turned out to be.
Oh yeah. I had one just like yours. It only had 15 thousand miles on it. I only had the car for 2 weeks. Then my transmission took a dump on me.) ford had to buy it back. ! Because they knew it was a lemon. !! Never again. Worst car ever made. !! One week later I got a letter from the ford corporate office. Telling me about a another car. NO thanks !!
Brought a brand new Escape. Worst car I have ever owned. Has been to the shop three times in less than a year. Now dealing with a lemon law attorney. Bad brakes, transmission and fuel pump.
Same here. My 2017 Ford explorer started having issues within months. Transmission of course. I love the ride and look but I will never get a Ford SUV. Ford pick ups are better but the explorer sucks.
@@chrisshields5448 I just purchased a 2023 KIA Sportage. Any known issues with this model? Of course the dealership made sound as I purchased a POS to upsale an extended warranty.
My wife has had a 2022 Lincoln Aviator for a year now & has had no issues. 85% of our vehicles we've owned have been Lincoln's but since they stopped making sedans, I switched to a Genesis G80 Prestige & absolutely love it! IMO, Lincoln has gone downhill since they switched to an all SUV lineup. Yes, the wife's Aviator has had no issues (YET) but it's built extremely cheap using a lot of plastic parts. My G80's interior is far more luxurious, more comfortable, 1000x quieter in the cabin & has a lot more safety features including smart cruise control for almost the same price point (our 2 vehicles). A Lincoln Aviator Black Label is about $85k whereas a Genesis GV80 Prestige is around $76k which both have all the same fully loaded features so not really understanding them saying the GV80 is expensive. This video seems to have all the luxury SUV's so which SUV's should be paying attention to that are "reliable?" LoL
@Richard Forbes LoL! Your comment made me chuckle. Hate to break it to ya, but all of American automobile companies (excluding Tesla claims of being 100% American made) have been installing numerous foreign parts in their vehicles for decades, so technically, you have never owned a 100% American made automobile unless you have owned or own a Tesla. I assumed every American adult would have known this information nowadays, but I shouldn't assume things as everyone learns at their own pace. Something else you should be informed about - China is a major stakeholder with Ford & GM; they own 50% of Ford and 49% of GM. You're talking to someone who customized his cars to the extreme inside & out for the 1st 10 years of having his license. I had a Grand Am GT with a full custom air ride suspension, and although that car felt like I was riding on a cloud (just as you stated), my G80, believe it or not, rides 10x smoother than the Grand Am did. That should already be a given seeing that technology advances with time, therefore it would only make sense that a 2021 luxury vehicle would have a smoother ride than a fully customized 2000 Grand Am GT air ride suspension. That's 21 years of innovation in the works. Lastly, there are a few things to say here.. 1) I'm still trying to understand why you threw your two cents in stating that imports are junk and they are worse than ours?.. You JUST said "I'm not really a Ford guy but I would buy anything before I bought an import." That tells me you have never owned a foreign luxury vehicle so we're supposed to take advice from someone who claims to have knowledge about something they obviously know nothing about simply put - you have never experienced it 1st hand 2) since my original comment a couple months ago, the Aviator had to go in the shop bc one of the cheap plastic pieces on the interior broke and had to be replaced. Betcha can't guess where that part was made and shipped from?🤣 3) you stated all I'm doing is sending my money overseas.. actually, what's really happening is the bank that approved my auto loan is taking my money until the loan is paid off. The dealerships are the ones doing direct business with auto manufacturers in other countries so technically, they are the ones "sending their money overseas." Sorry about this. I just thought it was appropriate to explain the facts of what's actually going on. If you want to continue with your current way of thinking, please, by all means, go for it. Whatever helps you sleep at night.
I have owned 6 Toyota SUVs in the last 30 years & I have never had any issues with them. They are extremely reliable & well made. I won’t buy any other brand, period. I do not care of any survey. I rely on my own experience.
This list is mostly accurate besides the Genesis GV80. The GV80 is a very safe SUV and if you wanted to talk about reliability, take a look at other comments. Some people have had them for over one year and still are not having issues with them. You also said that people have issues with the transmission. This car's transmission is solid because it's the same one they were using in the original Hyundai Genesis. I know someone who owns one of those, and the transmission is solid. Also, this vehicle is not overpriced. The base tier of this car has 300 horsepower and stunning luxury features some of which aren't even standard, let alone available, on most of its competition. Not a whole lot can compete with that. The top tier competes with luxury SUVs that cost upwards of $85,000. This car actually is a decent deal. Also, when a manufacturer puts a 100,000 mile warranty on a car, you're going to be just fine while owning it. Hyundai has a garbage past, but they've changed a whole lot.
My dad has had the 2020 and now has the 2022 Mercedes GLE AMG Spec interior/exterior package and loved / loves it. No issues and and it’s a great, smooth and quiet riding SUV for an everyday vehicle. Extremely comfortable and luxurious to ride in and very easy and effortless to drive.
Ive heard a lot of good things about the Genesis GV80 from forums and diff message boards. Reliability issues must be very isolated. That said all manufacturers have issues including Lexus/Toyota and Honda/ Acura.
Always bought on CR recommendations, but the loved the G70. It has a so-so review for the 4 cylinder,but they didn't review the v6. , which was priced $10k less than a Audi S3, and blew it away. Found it very odd they don't review the 6, as it is a big seller.
There is a gv80 in my garage it's been there for almost a year and I couldn't be happier. BMW, Audi type of amenities for much less. I also own a jx35, (infiniti qx60) same shit I heard about that one. 150k miles, NO transmission issues and the thing is my daily driver for dogs and carrying cargo. I will say this... my dogs HATE the gv80. Even in eco mode it still has so much acceleration that they roll around like soup cans in the back. So, my dogs would agree with this vid but not for the stated reasons.
@The Real Cat of 2020 yes, the GV80 doea have a 10 year 100k mile warranty and may get fixed under that warranty. 1st=what will the owner of that vehicle drive when it does break down, especially if it does break down more often than others. The warranty does not come with a loaner vehicle. Lincoln does have loaner vehicles. 2nd= A lot of their dealership techs don't want to do the warranty work so they will come up qith a reason not to honor thw warranty. A friend of mine bought his daughter a Hyundai and ever time she would go to get engine issues repaired, they would find a reason not to honor it.
2021 Lincoln aviator black label GT owner here, can’t wait to offload this car. Ride quality is a dream, and its very VERY versatile, however, with the amount of time I’ve had it being serviced and in the shop I’m done with Lincoln after this lol.
The newer a vehicle, the less reliable it will be. This is why there is an odd year where a company does not plan for reliability but manages to eke out a top spot. Consumer Reports also has faulty metrics for gauging a cars reliability. It's based on consumer surveys and early reliability issues. Early problems are not indicative of long-term care. The vast majority of issues reported tend to be user adoption rather than something breaking. For instance, how to use a new infotainment system. The consumers of these vehicles have varying metrics and standards they expect in a vehicle. Someone buying a Mercedes is expecting something a bit more than a person buying a Toyota. It's basically asking the opinions of a car enthusiast verse a person who treats a vehicle as an appliance. Reliable vehicles depend on their simplicity, power train and material choices, and consistency of construction. These can all be analyzed to draw conclusions on reliability beyond 5 years. There are rarely actual reliability issues under 5 years.
@@chrisstromberg6527 I meant it as in an old platform still in manufacture like the Dodge Challenger has been in production since 2005. A new Dodge Challenger would be far more reliable than a new Grand Wagoneer.
German Vehicles lovely design great interiors but sad electronics failure . Japan electronics stand out as premium and reliability stakes. Happy customer award by far !!! 12:46
I owned a 2016 AMG GLE 43 coupe and sold it. I purchased a 2021 AMG GLE COUPE and I've never had any issues with either. Power performance and smooth commander of the streets with a beautiful body style. I LOVE IT HERE!
I’ve had 2 Tiguans from 2010 with well over 80,000 and neither had major issues when combined with good maintenance and extended maintenance such as timing chain replacement. Great cars and great reliability.
Test drove a vw tiguan and it sounded and drove like a jeep car . Interior was very plastic . End up buying a Lincoln Corsair nicely equipped , Panoramic roof , air cooled leather seating upgraded wheels , etc for around the same price as the VW . So far 25000 trouble free miles . The car has the most quiet cabin I've ever road in . The styling inside and out is beautiful and the 4 cylinder turbo is pretty quick and fun to drive . Paid around 43000 back in 2020 which is about what they wanted for a similarly equipped Tiguen
Had a Mercedes SUV years back, fantastic car but It broke down on first holiday trip in Switzerland great service with the dealer taking part off showroom display car, that was the only issue in 100’000 miles, then got the first of new shape Volvo XC90, launch car and lots of problems on the electric controls, after several attempts to fix with software updates Volvo gave us a new car, I’m now on my 3rd, fantastic car with no issues anymore
The first Volvo we got was a 2016 XC90, never had an issue what so ever and just felt like a tank, you felt safe in it. We returned it when the lease was over but I still miss that car.
I never considered Consumer Reports in my car research for my car purchase. Consumer Reports only highly recommend Toyota, Lexus, Honda, and Accura. The rest are just not good enough for them. I have found Consumer Reports too biased for those cars. The best for car research is IIHS, Edmunds and Carfax.
Didn't have an SUV but my Altima transmission died on me in the Chic FIL A drive thru. Lol. Had to be pushed out by two ladies. They gave me my food for free. It was a bad/big issue. A lawsuit came out a few years back. Nissan paid 70% of the cost to replace it which was $4k+. Smh. I think/hope they're better now.
@@amyersadams mine died on an exit ramp! Thank God I wasn't on the highway. Had to replace the transmission at 60k miles. It's a 2013 and I haven't had any problems since then, but I'm still wary about buying another Nissan, or an Infiniti.
Why are you guys always bashing KIA, had them for 20 years, and they were always bulletproof reliable, including my 2010 Borrego, that i still own with more than 275k on it.
I really like the looks of the telluride. I had considered buying one, until I found out you can only get one by ordering, you would have to wait three or four months to get it, in the dealer wanted $5,000 over sticker price. Then my daughter's Hyundai Tucson engine blew. They told her 18 months for warranty repairs. Nothing but a runaround from the dealer. There is a major class action lawsuit for the hundreds of thousands of blown engines.
Car and Driver magazine thinks that the Telluride is a great 3 row SUV and gives it a very high rating (see their most recent issue). Consumer Reports magazine also rates the Telluride very highly (high numeric score). I assume their reliability survey was also good.
@@johnw9245 they never rate cars as Best buys on their reliability. They have no clue what kind of reliability a car will have when they pick it. Nobody knows that for years down the road. There have been many topics that ended up being junk a few years later.
I had an explorer for 8 years with no issues until 1 days the engine started knocking. So I can’t say they’re unreliable because it served me well for 8 years.
I've had my explorer since 2003..have 150 000 miles on it..last explorer to be built on a truck frame..have no problems with it other than replacing a/c compressor..but living in az u use the ac year round..ac gets quite a workout..still have it and it carries everything in the back..a great vehicle..
Had a 2018 Tiguan. Body defects and water leaking into the passenger side when raining. So glad it was just a lease. But I have to say, VW seems to be responsible. We got a few thousand back. They also offered $2500 extra for another VW and we didn’t go for it.
I had a 18 also bought it brand new actually the same color as the one in the video i never had an issue with mine, only had it 2yrs then i upgraded to the 2019 Atlas SE and I never had an issue with it either i loved them both....but i did just traded for the Volvo XC90 it was my dream Truck a month after having it the check engine light came on but the dealership took care of the issue it was under warranty, it was some type of sensor needing replacement no other problems with it since
Hmm I dunno about this. We have a '21 Aviator and other than a rear view camera recall we haven't had any problems with our Aviator. Also they said they had the most comfortable seats of any SUV. No they don't, at least if you have the 30way massaging seats. The seat bottoms get really hard after a couple hours behind the wheel. If I got another one I would pass on the over-rated massaging seats in favor of a little more cushion on the butt...:)
We just bought the 2022 GLE 350 2 weeks ago. This is before I saw this video. But I am hoping that they have fixed the issues from 2020 to 2022 with the new 2022 model. I will keep you posted. So far, we love the car and the drive is awesome. Interior is excellent looking as well.
@@azher191 Just when it's raining, the water somehow collects in the middle. But the ride quality and the comfort is excellent. My kids love the LED color changes and the panoramic sun roof. I normally drive it in comfort drive and it's sufficient for City driving especially with traffic. Better gas mileage than our old 2008 ML350.
@@azher191 In the front windshield. So it's harder to see with all the water collecting in the front windshield. It didn't help I was driving at night. But day time driving with rain was not an issue.
I have a 21 GV 80 … ZERO problems, still to this day I can’t pull into a gas station or grocery store or big box store w/o the stares and thumbs ups and people walking over to me at the car wash to tell me how beautiful this suv is. The best part is that it drives and performs better than it looks. I will not watch this video ,after 6 seconds I went to the comments …I would rather spit FACTS.
Well, I just bought a 2022 Mazda CX-5 and figured I was going to see it on this list, but nope. After a lot of research and waiting to hear bad things, I still am pleasantly surprised and stoked about my new ride.
Nah, Mazda is build in Japan. Why I love Mazda because of Japanese attention to quality. My only two brand is Mazda and Subaru. Owned both with over 200k.
I bought the 2022 CX30 skyactive g I used to drive bmw x1 and believe me it's the best thing I ever done I'm shocked how good the Mazda is it's so underated in the market yet it's one of the most reliable brands .
The Ford Explorer was the perfect vehicle, reliable, comfy, great layout. I sold a 2013 that had 297000 miles, and still perfect; I have a 2017 Explorer now,(258000 miles), and still believe is the perfect vehicle; however after 2018, Ford dicked around with the perfect vehicle and turned it into a Dodge.
I had a ‘16 & the AC immediately went out right after purchase & ford basically refused to fix it until I made a stink, then the back window shattered by itself a year later. I still liked the car overall though, it drove really nice. The gas fumes leaking into the cabin was also a periodic issue (although not often).
@@woodpit420 hi, the fumes in the cabin is actually a recall item, the dealer will fix it for free, they fixed it for me, and made all the difference in the world.
I have a 16 bought used with 30K.....Now has 80K and most reliable SUV I've ever owned....4x4 limited trim.....only some small minor recalls.....wife drives it daily with my kids.....will look into the Ford Lightning for my next vehicle....
I don't buy the GMC aspect. Wife had a Diesel colorado that went up to 120K miles before she traded it in a new Sierra (also a diesel). Sis in law has a Chevy Tahoe and so far seems good. Literally the whole family is a GMC family and it works fine
I can say I’ve purchased 2 (Buick Enclave and Pontiac Torrent). Both had so many issues. AC failure at 14,000 miles, body was easily dented and so many electrical issues. Visit the GM forums to see how many have premature failures. I didn’t expect much from a Pontiac, but was extremely disappointed with Buick. I would never purchase another GM, my money would be better spent calling an Uber. My experience with owning GM vehicles
I’m on my fourth Land Rover/ Range Rover. Never had issues with any of them. Tried an Audi and kept it for 18 months of which two months were in the shop. Could wait to get back to RR.
Not sure if you are getting new or not. I’ve owned 1 new 96 Discovery and 4 Range Rovers. The 2004 Range Rover was the most reliable, but still man the maintenance was over the top and stuff started breaking around 90 K miles.
@@theGiver3 Had my first one for four years but had the chance to upgrade. Second one for eight years. Third one is new (8 months). My wife’s is twelve years old. Paid for extended warranty on the first two and my wife’s which turned out to be a complete waste of money. Average 25k a year. I know they have a poor reputation and perhaps I’ve been lucky but it is a mistake to think that they all break down, all the time. They don’t. Believe it.
Thank god no Dodge Durango. My 2018 Durango V6 has been pretty good. Only issue is sometimes there a glitch with the radio when it rains for a long time.
I have a 2012 V6 Durango with 140k on it, only think I've had to do is replace the radiator because it sprung a small leak and I didnt want to have to refill with coolant all the time. Still cruising though!
I have Durango Citadel 2015,No issues as of today, still running smooth, change Radiator under warranty as it has small leak, some lights out, needes replacement. That's it
I am following you from Saudi Arabia. I agree with you on all except Kia Sorento. It is on of the most reliable cars. We have no DCT transmissions here; only eight speed automatics..
The XC90 transmission issues cannot be true, it shares the same transmission as Lexus and Toyota, the engine I can understand but not the powertrain or transmission.
My 2916 XC90 T8 has been reliable so far except for a software issue on its infotainment system in my 1st year of ownership but since then resolved after software update. I hope I’m lucky on this one. It’s on its 6th year now.
@@rickj1983 Volvo's 8 speed transmission from Japanese Company Called Aisin, Aisin is related to Toyota Company. The transmission issues happened to Volvo was owned by ford and Volvo used Ford's Dual Clutch Transmission.
Many years ago, CR did a comparison review of 5 luxury sedans. CR spoke glowingly of the large trunk in the Mercedes and yet according their data, the Jaguar's trunk was even larger. CR sang the praises of Audi's all-aluminum body with no mention of Jaguar's all-aluminum body. There were 2 other such omissions which I pointed out in a letter to CR which they did not acknowledge in either their publication or in a reply letter to me. J.D. Power lists the GV80 as having a reliability score of 81 out of 100 putting it in the "Great" category or above average...nowhere near CR's 1 out of 5. CR needs to confine their ratings to kitchen and home appliances!
You're crazy. They been doing this for 40 years. They are on point 99.9% of the time. JD. POWER is garbage. They have a pay to play system. CR is the best 👌 and it's non profit. They don't have a dog in the fight. They just call balls and strikes. Is it so hard to believe that a Kia/Hyundai product has reliability problems? Cmon man, just a couple years ago they were making cars that spontaneously combusted on the road! They just had a recall of EVERY CAR made with dual clutch...EVERY SINGLE ONE! That's right now. Cmon, they regularly make garbage and sell garbage. It's not hard to believe.
@@gregelguapo2661 You must work for CR right Greggy? 😂😂😂 I have a 2013 Hyundai Veloster with the 6-speed dual clutch auto tranny and have yet to receive any "recall" for a transmission problem. Turns out it's only the new 8-speed DCT in certain 2021-22 models or about 53K vehicles not "every single Hyundai vehicle made with dual clutch" as you claim.... why don't you post a link for the "spontaneous combustion" problem you babble about.
I drive a 2005 GMC Yukon Denali XL with 202,000 miles! Awesome truck no complaints. Ride like a 2022! Put new tires, tune up & oil changes. Going to do new paint job.
I own a tow biz, #1 frequent riders are BMW's. Range Rovers, even spaking new ones need piggy back rides. My neighbor bought a 2022 Range Rover and he had catastrophic trans failure. 😆 When he told about it, I was like "yeah, thats what Range Rovers do!".
SUV’s started out as elevated station wagons. Now they’re elevated cross over 4 seaters. Families with more than 2 children have to ride seated like sardines! And EVERY “ SUV is so expensive to buy new you’d have to live in it!!!
You are wrong about the XC90. Most issues with the car were electrical/infotainment related which have been addressed with newer models. The Engine was revised too and it definitely does not have transmission problems. If it does, then the Lexus RX350 would to since they both have the same transmission. This is coming from an owner... and I did a review on my channel if you guys want to see.
I own 2019 Ford Explorer Sport with the 3.5L twin turbo EcoBoost engine, which has performed flawlessly for us since day 1. AFTER this model year is when the current issues appeared.
I wish I knew that about the XC90 before buying one with an aftermarket warranty, they won’t even honor the service I had paid for. Worn piston rings and no compression in cylinder one. I’m stuck paying for a truck I can’t drive cos it requires a new engine after owning it for a month used. I will never own another one without a real Volvo factory warranty
@@NaStalgia so Volvo isn't accepting your aftermarket warranty you purchased? If so why doesn't the warranty company send you to someone that does? Just curious I own a 2019 XC90 with a warranty from CoastGuard.
@@cast9609 Volvo dealership that sold me the warranty wanted me to pay outta pocket for a new engine. The warranty company didn’t wanna cover the cost because they called it a pre-existing condition lol. To my knowledge the 2019 have the updated piston rings so oil consumption issue may not arise with yours but that transmission is a ticking time bomb because Volvo never fixed those. Sell your Volvo at the first sign of oil issue or transmission issue or else you will be on the hook for the repairs
@@NaStalgia thanks for your response. It's been a year and over 25k miles. Lol I drive a lot. But I will keep and eye for those signs. I do my own regular maintenance.
Well done. Keep it up. Update us more on this matters especially for more new upcoming cars. So customers can make a quick decision before buying. Good job
I bought a 2019 VW JETTA R LINE. I had 4 engine checks within a year and they replaced 4 parts. The rear camera is problematic because sometimes it works sometimes not. When you use the remote start and have set up the temp. To hi then when you start it the a/c is on. I brought it to the service dept and was told it is normal. The engine has a grinding sound and was told it is normal.
1st like & comment. This is a must see.
Must see and Must Have is: LEXUS #1 in reliability....end of story...I have the New Lexus NX F Sport 450h+ Plug in Smooth fast and RELIABLE!!!
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@Repent or you will likewise perish. Congrats on finding a video that has zero to do with religion.....and posting a religious rant on it's comment page. Couldn't have been more off topic but here you are.
The fact that a Range/Land Rover isn’t on this list takes away it’s credibility.
Absolutely. Not to mention Consumer Reports and JD Power lists have long been known to have zero credibility.
If you couldn’t tell by the cheap ads in the video itself lol
Maybe Land Rover doesn't sell enough cars to get enough surveys and reports? They sell much less than any of the SUVs on the list. Also, most of the cars on the list were all new or nearly all new models (2-3 years after redesign). After several years, most of the kinks have been worked out. A first year model during a pandemic with labor and supply shortages will likely have a lot more problems than the average NEW vehicle. Most new vehicles have something like 1 problem (or what surveyed customers consider a problem) per vehicle on average (or around 100 problems per 100 vehicles) in the first 3 years according to JD Power. Many cars will have 0 problems, but a few lemons might have 10 or 20 or more problems. So a brand new generation model with teething problems or more lemons that year might average 1.5 or 2 problems per vehicle in the first 3 years and be in the bottom of the rankings. But even these worst cars weren't getting a huge number of cars with problems or a huge number of problems, just noticeably more than the average new car which is getting more reliable than ever. These weren't 5+ year old vehicles with high miles or well out of warranty where EVERYTHING turns to dookie in the least reliable models, but this was based on "predicted reliability" which is hogwash. You can't judge the overall reliability of a model based on its first year on the market...
BMW and AUDI too. They both sell more than enough SUVs to make CR's testing list, and are both more likely to break than a couple of the SUV's on this list. CR lost most of their credibility long ago.
@@mabm85 consumer reports only puts the vehicles from manufacturers that give them the least money
The fact that you included GV80 to this list, and not any model of the Range Rover vehicles, damages your credibility more than you can imagine.
This report is not complete without the Range Rover, Sport, Evoque, and Discovery.
Right!Range rover sucks!
then you might as well say Jaguar too. They are the same vehicles....
@@Cbo__25 You're absolutely correct. Had a 2004 Jag S Type R and it brought misery into my life. Sold it to a friend who I warned about buying it. Have a Lexus now and couldn't be happier.
Anything Jaguar/Land Rover is absolute sh1t
@Repent or you will likewise perish. Amen!!
I had my GV 80 with zero issues for two years. It just got killed by a drunk driver, and its top safety rating paid off. I walked out without a scratch, with both cars being write offs. As for value, it’s got all the features of far more expensive cars except for the option for those people who want a 500+hp engine. I have no idea how it can be on this list.
I have a GV80 Prestige. Super happy, this list is stupid, the GV80 is a luxury model not a CRV. I also have no idea how it can be on this list.
Because you are Korean
I own a GV80 had it for more than 1 month and just breached 2000 miles. So far so good. I guess time will tell, but the part about it being too expensive is entirely subjective. The features that it has vs it’s competitors-Mercedes GLE, BMW X5, and Audi Q7, make it a good value.
Much agreed, my mom went from a Cayenne to a gv70 and she has 0 regrets. It’s got nearly 4k on it and has had no issues thus far. Interior is better than the Porsches in my opinion too, they did a killer job
I have a gv80 n had it almost a 1yr n had zero problems so I guess it's on how well u take care of ur car
@@corriuadorsey3728 Truth
I have a GV80 Advanced and I love mine!
I’ve had my GV80 for a yr and so far so good.
Feel like this is a click bait title to get people who disagree to comment and move the video up the algorithm…it worked on me. Our 2020 XC90 had been rock solid and I haven’t heard enough negative elsewhere to justify a top 10 avoid rating.
Many XC90 issues can be kept to the T8's. Also, TCAM batteries on 2022's
Strikes me that the most reliable vehicle is the tow truck 😂
How many times do you see a tow truck being towed?
Hahahaha....you're right
@@rickj1983 🤣🤣 only twice in my life and I'm 45 so that's not too shabby. Wish I were looking to own a tow truck.
@@rickj1983 I have seen a bunch of International tow trucks being towed
🤣🤣🤣
The Genesis GV 80 is the most reliable car I've owned, not a single issue in two
Years and 30,000 miles.
Indeed!
I'm at 180k 7 years on grand cherokee limited no issues less than 100k miles it shouldn't tear up
LOL 30k mileage? Is that a bench mark for 1900's era cars?
Today car bench mark is at 100k. And 60k is just a break in period of owning a car. In my opinion bench mark should be at 200k, where the Japan cars dominate.
i definitely don’t believe this about the GV80
And big anerican trucks and suvs.. tahoes expeditions etc
10,000 miles into my 2021 GV80. best car I've ever owned. zero issues. Turns a head every day and someone will ask you if it's a Bentley daily.
If a car break down at 10k mileage, then they will go bankrupt in a year. Try 200k, then we'll see.
My next car!
Yep, 1 year in and a head turner for sure..
10K and 1 year? Dude a Russian car can do that! LOL. My 2011 Jag XJ Supercharged was built 12/10 meaning it is about six months away from being 12 years old. 96K miles, purrs like a kitty. Only replaced the water pump. Your HyunKiaGen will never make it to 12 years. 🙂"Best car I've ever owned" my azz.
@@trevorsutherland5263 i have kia with 200k still going strong. I intentionally drive hard too just to get an excuse to break the car and replace it but it just won't die. Never had Genesis but I heard nothing but great things so far
I owned a Yukon Denali years ago and it was my most reliable vehicle ever. I drove it to 180.000 miles before I had my first problem. And the problem was a very minor problem. The SUV never broke down on me. But that was the 2002 model Yukon Denali.
They were made much better in 2002
Thats why, built much better than this new crap
That was a different era
Same, I had a 2005 Escalade, 2010 Escalade and 2016 Yukon Denali. None of them ever left me stranded. Of course I have this weird habit of doing routine maintenance.
2001 Yukon with 201,600 miles and still going. Only replaced the oil line!!!
Genesis GV80 is a beautiful car. 500% satisfied with it and no problem at all.
Right. And how is the GV80 “expensive” when it undercuts its competitors in price???
I second that… my check engine light came on… but they said it was my gas cap Rick Case said… but I will keep an eye on it… this is my second one❤❤❤
No problems in six months =/= "reliable". OMG you people...
@@ew403488 wow you got a good one. I took one home . For the weekend. I opened it up. Awesome ride. But when I too it back to the dealership. My check engine light came on.. BIG red flag for me. !!! I brought the Tesla. Instead
@@xDDLFxD Undercutting competitors from established luxury brands doesn’t mean the Genesis isn’t expensive or “overpriced”. Smh 🤦🏽♂️
My wife has owned a 2018 Tiguan SE and the only issue she ever had, was one of fuel injectors went dead at around 30k due to a faulty connection, and it was covered under the warranty. She traded it in, at 48k, for a 2022 Tiguan SE. Neither car has ever given us any major issues. My wife absolutely loves her Tiguan. I had a 2018 Tiguan SEL and the only issue I had, was that the previous owner failed to get the recall done for the sunroof drains, and it leaked in a carwash. The dealership I bought it at, wasn't a VW dealer, and they weren't aware of the recall. Took to the local VW dealership for the leak and they replaced the sunroof drains, carpeting, sound baffling, and padding. Zero issues, besides the leak, and I loved having it. Traded it at 65k, for a 2018 Atlas SE w/tech, and had that for 2 yrs. Traded it earlier this year for a 2023 Atlas SE w/tech and can't see myself driving anything else.
Ok.... sorry but this clip smells strange. The brand with the best reliability is Hyundai including Kia and Genesis. At the bottom you find Tesla
1 yr with my GV80 & absolutely zero issues thus far!
I would hope so...
@@imdone1967 I know so
@@Israel85324 when you hit 100K miles , then tell me how it's going...
Nobody should brag about having zero problems after one year of purchasing a new car, sounds like you expected something to go wrong and it exceeded your expectations so congrats on that
@@dabbadoo2226 I agree! But it’s a Genesis. The type of buyers of the GV80 have no clue what to expect from these products. They’ve been _told_ by the internet it’s a luxury vehicle of German build quality but Japanese reliability and all they know is it has the surface beauty they’re looking for and they’re saving a few pennies. But the *reality* is it’s neither German nor Japanese, it’s South Korean and Hyundai Motors who is notorious for class action lawsuits here in the U.S. makes them. So when they reach 6 months, 7 months, 8 months, etc. of little to no issues these customers are eager to deem them “reliable” as they don’t have many other real world examples to go off of and it’s just nerves and wishful thinking.
Just ask MotorTrend how “reliable” their 2019 Genesis G70 3.3T was. As they approach 100,000 miles the Hyundai/KIA family ties will begin to shine though.
One if the smartest decisions I made was leasing a Land Rover…it was in the shop 12 times in the 36 months i leased it. It gave me the option of driving lots of other cars at the LR dealership. Jags, Other LR’s. What did I lease next? Infiniti FX 35. It was great…
I definitely don't feel the GV80 is overpriced. It's surprising the issues with the Benz GLE and the fact that they still sell tons of them. Glad the new MDX didn't show up on this list.
GV80 is worth it. Love mine.
Got my 2.5 Prestige last year and now I can't find any car that is even close to compare to pricewise. I need to get another this year it will probably be a Palisade.
RDX is missing too. That’s a good thing.
@BearPaw Which brand?
GV80 is an amazing deal. In exchange for less power and less refined engines you get an incredibly luxurious vehicle. I put my mom in one and have been eying it ever since. Really weird that he’s calling a vehicle that pretty much every single car reviewer has called a great package for its price point overpriced.
Half the time you spent on talking about the GV80 was about it's cost, which has nothing to do about the topic of this list. Proving you couldn't find much at all wrong with the car. But in regards to the cost, it's much cheaper than it's direct competition when similarly equipped.
You need to go back and check the times. He literally spent more time on the problems than the cost
Especially the repair and maintenance cost!
lmao what are u talking about?
GV80 can go for 65K for a 4 cylinder, so there is no value. I would rather get me a Lincoln Aviator, which is actually the true value king and competitor to the GV80 in the segment. Hell I'd even rather get the new MDX over the GV80 too since the Koreans is asking way too much and too confident.
Aviator starts at 51K and GV80 48K, so on the first glance the GV80 is undercutting the Lincoln. However not only does the Aviator also has RWD, but comes standard with a base 3.0L Twin Turbo Ecoboost V6 with more horsepower and torque than either the 2.5 or the optional 3.5 of the GV80.
Also in the GV80 you need to pay extra 11K on top of the 48K starting price to get the 3.5 (and still don't have as much power), so comparatively spec by spec, GV80 is more expensive.
Of course the Black Label Aviator is most expensive than the GV80 but you get more ownership and membership features that you don't get in the GV80.
Not to mention the Aviator is bigger vehicle and can tow and haul more as well. Hell even a front wheel drive QX60 mommy mobile can tow more than the GV80. Ecoboost is also proven to be reliable with the 3.5L reaching north of 300000 miles.
Genesensitivity!
I have a Genesis G80 (not a SUV) for over a year and it's amazing. Also have owned a BMW 740 and a couple Acura. The cost and reliability can't be matched.
I have a 2109 xc90 r design and it was 2 years before I even opened the hood and I only did that because I realized I had no idea where the latch was. Its been the absolute best car ever
I have a XC90 2018 T8 excellence, I've had no problems with this.
@@nkulid424 iam having 2022 xc90 r T8 design. Such an awesome car
@@jack32322 gosh I bet. Does it have air suspension?
@@nkulid424 Yes. Best of the Best. Its hybrid, roughly runs 20-25 miles on electric before gas
I cant afford one of the new ones, but then again, my old 2009 XC90 V8 has over 280,000ks and still runs like a clock!...so not really rushing for an upgrade ;)
Volvo for Life!❤
My 20201 Genesis GV80 Prestige 2.5T 300 HP RWD has been perfect. It is as near perfect as any car I have owned. There is so much quality built in that the $60K price tag is very reasonable. With 13,300 miles within 20 months ownership, I expect to have this car for a long time.
I have a 2021 Yukon and have had none of the issues they say in this video. Been a great truck.
Keep in mind that relaiblity is 50% the manufacturers responsibility, and 50% the owners responsibility. Many people don't properly care for their car, then complain about how "unrelaible" it is. So I always take these lists with a grain of salt.
WRONG....these are new cars not old.....there is no maintenance to do on a new car during the first 36,000 miles except oil changes.....and then that will have no effect on transmission, climate system, electric, bodywork, or brake failures. it is about CRAP QUALITY.
especially in the US the "Complain-Culture" is highly developed ! Why ? All folks in the US are 100% perfect !
@@51tomtomtom thats right.
@@chadhaire1711 no maintenance is needed within the first 36K miles??? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@ELP1125 well you think you are the big expert Goober....so tell us all that maintenance that needs to be done before 36,000 miles.......and how the car will break if you dont.......you can't do that of course because you are full of crap--but give it your best try.....and dont take 2 weeks to respond this time...
If you do have a issue with you're GV80. Then Hyundai/Genesis will come drop off a loaner and pick yours up for repairs. Then when its complete they will bring your car back. It isn't a problem for me when ill be in the same vehicle regardless and they are taking care of ANY issues
The only thing I learned in the video is that Land Rover still spends a lot of money to lie with statistics. No way the Range Rover didn’t make the list. -signed former Range Rover Sport owner.
German cars are expensive to maintain and I think over engineered. I've owned Volvo 850 cars since '94 and my most recent daily driver finally blew a few exhaust valves at 405,xxx miles although it still runs fine but a bit rough at idle. It was a work horse. They aren't cheap to fix. I finally bought a Toyota Camry and love it. Hyundai and Kia seem to be making great strides in their quality department. Lexus has always been a solid car. Mercedes and Land Rover love being in the garage for work and $$$$$ to fix. To each his/her own on vehicles. Buy what makes you happy.
Bmw,audi and benz care more about performance not quality anymore. The parts are beyond cheap and over prices and most don't even know they're built in north America and Mexico 😂😂😂 them shits ain't even real German cars anymore
@andy b classic camry, accord, highlander, sienna, fusion, are for intelligent people. They knows what they are doing, not what people thought about them. Volvo/Chinese cars went down in reliability in the past decades. Mazda quality and class go up, something that Hyundai/Kia also try although some defects is specific in USA factory related to engine assembly.
@andy b To each his own. I bought a new '22 Camry black night shade edition. It was the first model that didn't look like a family car but can hold a family. Gone are the days when I want to waste money on a vehicle that only gets 15 mpg. My Volvo cars were expensive to fix when they broke. Toyota has a great reputation for longevity. I like the car I bought. Nobody said you have to buy one.
@@rondhole you are insulting real car enthusiasts because they don't llike a camry and highlander. M5 AND AMGs are loved by real car enthusiasts not grandparents.
It’s a shame cause Volvo and Mercedes were both very reliable and million mile engine capable years back but yeah basically Toyota, Hyundai/Kia and Mazda are decent Hondas ok too at least their transmissions are getting more reliable
Interesting about the Genesis considering I’m about to purchase one and I’m so thorough that I read comments on so so many viewed videos and I’ve never really read about anyone having reliability issues. It’s mainly praise for the car. Sometimes these videos are misleading
This video was way off on the GV80!!!!
I have a 2021 gv80, AWD 3.5t advanced. Drives like a dream. No problem so far. I mistakenly increased the pressure in the tires during winter. Caused the wheel to feel strange. I put the pressures back in factory numbers and it purred like a cat. I love my car, though I paid $4000 above mrsp. No regrets. Always brings a smile to my face when driving. Previous cars owned were Saab, Infinity, Mercedes and Acura. I stand with my GV80.
The videos are misleading or the anecdotal reviews you read in the comments are misleading? At the end of the day people are going to believe what they _want_ to believe and do what makes them happy regardless of what they find. 🤷🏾♂️
@@maggienero1736 But it was accurate about every other vehicle on the list? Lol, this is what I mean by Hyundai fans are a different breed. 😂
Totally misleading!
I have 500,000 miles on my Lexus LX450/Land Cruiser and I love it more every day. Get an 80 series Land Cruiser and spend the money to restore it. You'll never regret it. They are built to last.
Take these lists with a grain of salt. Volvo makes an amazingly well built car. Gv80 another amazing car and it's not over priced. They offer more and better warranty than the German cars that cost 15-20k more. Lists like this are made to get views.
Fan boy detected.
The main problem with the new Volvos is the downsizing of the engines. I got 2 old XC 60 and had over 500 000 kilometers with each and no problems. When I leased a new XC 60 I kept the last old one and I was an good choice. The 2 litre engine with 313 hp is not very durable and resulted in lots of problems. So I handed it back and use now my old but reliable 2.4 litre D5 again until I got my new all electric.
he engines
Lol a fanboy who bought into the Korean junk hype.
All motor vehicles break down. It’s a machine. Nothing lasts for ever. Buy what you want folks. People don’t last forever either. It’s ok. It’s life
Exactly!!
I owned a Yukon Denali years ago and it was my most reliable vehicle ever. I drove it to 180.000 miles before I had my first problem. The fact that a Range/Land Rover isn’t on this list takes away it’s credibility.
I’m a Volvo XC90 girl and I’ve never had issues with any of them I own. My favorite vehicle honestly.
Give it another year...LOl....when it is out of warranty.
@@chadhaire1711 Lol I currently have 3 of them that I’ve owned for years, again I’ve never had any issues with them. My oldest is a 2007 with 327k miles on it and it still runs fine, just recently needed to replace the oil trap. I also have a 2012 and a 2017, and I plan on getting a newer model next month. It’s my favorite vehicle lol.
@@Mutable_PageOfCups The Xc90 has had more recalls than I can list--2007 transmissions were horrible for a start, and since the Chinese took over electrics, drive line, brakes, leaks, and a whole list......no thanks
Same here,my XC90 is my 5th Volvo....i love em ALL🤷♀️
CR has become increasingly biased in recent years. I cancelled my subscription once I noticed this trend. I am by no means a GM fan, but to say their full size SUVs are the least reliable is just plain irresponsible. When a vehicle can go 200K miles with relatively minor repairs, it is far from unreliable. The Lincoln Aviator had 1 recall but is higher on this list than the GLE with almost 40? Tells you all you need to know about this list....
Exactly what I was thinking looking at this list. Seems just a blind list.
Your are 100 percent right
Your vehicle may have been the % that was ok. You're not looking at overall stats.
@@Chris-de2qc Most reports of vehicles that will last 200K miles or more include the GM full size SUVs. I consider myself a car guy, so I am almost always reading owner reviews and looking at this type of "Top XXX" list. I've personally had a Yukon and Tahoe that both went over 200K without any major repairs. Regular maintenance and a couple fuel pumps, and that's about it. I've had poor quality vehicles as well (one is one this list), but I stand behind my statement that CR is no longer an unbiased resource. They solicit reviews from subscribers, of which they may get a few hundred or maybe a thousand for a particular model, while the manufacturer sells thousands or even hundreds of thousands of these vehicles. Also, there is no way a list of unreliable vehicles is accurate without a Range Rover.
I agree with you. I too cancelled CR subscription. I have seen them indicate low ratings on particular vehicles when there is other vast compelling evidence to the conntrary.
I had a 2018 Tiguan and never had any problems. The only reason I don’t have any more is because I fell in love with the 2021 Arteon
I haven’t heard any positives about VW recently! Especially the van.
Same here, still have a 2018 Tiguan I bought new and not one problem
This is such a VW owner response lol. “ I had my car for 2-3 years and it was fine”. Some people keep their cars and want them to work into the future
So you got rid of one shitty car for another, congrats 👏
@andy b My Passat is a lemon. It has just under 100,000 miles on it, and needs the moon roof re-done for the third time. Standing water in the driver's side foot well. With all the other repairs it needs right now, it totals over $8,400, which is far more than the worth of the car. When I took it in for servicing, the guy told me they were really busy, as there were lots of cars in for leaks. It has been an awesome touring car on road trips, but otherwise has been a mess. The first time it had to be flat-bed taken to the dealership was the day after we bought it. The next time was a couple of weeks later. All the mechanical stuff we have been through sealed the deal for me. I just bought a RAV4 hybrid, and am very happy with it.
Land Rover definitely needs to be on this in my opinion.
We once had a rental car, and it was a Jeep renegade. There was lots of buzzing coming from the back axle at higher speeds(45-60 mph). The center consul also shook a lot and the overall build quality was absolutely horrible.
If reliability is a key factor? Damn right it is! Especially for any vehicle that costs tens of thousands of dollars!
Exactly!
I have a 2022 GV80, no issues what at all after 6 months and 15,000 kms.
I would hope so...
I can confirm one of problems with the 2020 Ford Explorer: Brand new, and we experienced leaks from the Transmission, so often. Parts had to be ordered, and car would remain days at the dealer for repairs. We had to take it 4 times, until we had enough. Not even a year and so many issues. --- So, turned out to be a Lemon. Ford had to buy it back. It was our 3rd Explorer,...so we were kind of surprised how sucky this new redesigned model turned out to be.
Oh yeah. I had one just like yours. It only had 15 thousand miles on it. I only had the car for 2 weeks. Then my transmission took a dump on me.) ford had to buy it back. ! Because they knew it was a lemon. !! Never again. Worst car ever made. !! One week later I got a letter from the ford corporate office. Telling me about a another car. NO thanks !!
Had a 2005 ford explorer. Needed a new transmission after 30k miles...
Ilove my 2018 3,5 non turbo Explorer Limited
Brought a brand new Escape. Worst car I have ever owned. Has been to the shop three times in less than a year. Now dealing with a lemon law attorney. Bad brakes, transmission and fuel pump.
Same here. My 2017 Ford explorer started having issues within months. Transmission of course. I love the ride and look but I will never get a Ford SUV. Ford pick ups are better but the explorer sucks.
Glad to see my favorites, Jeep and Dodge did not make your “naughty” list. Not surprised to see all the imported models on this list.
I work for Kia and we have not seen any issues with the 2021 or 2022 Kia Sorento. The Seltos...yes we have
same here i work for Kia and we have not seen these issues 🤔😒
so Is Sorento Phev 2022 a good buy?
@@jacksyyuen It really is, a lot of nice standard equipment
@@jacksyyuen Yes it is
@@chrisshields5448 I just purchased a 2023 KIA Sportage. Any known issues with this model? Of course the dealership made sound as I purchased a POS to upsale an extended warranty.
I cannot believe people buy new cars with car manufacturers sabotaging products. All for PROFIT!!
surprising to see sorento on the list. I have one with 200k miles almost and I drive hard too. SOB just won't die
you probably had an older version with a Mitsubishi engine.
My wife has had a 2022 Lincoln Aviator for a year now & has had no issues. 85% of our vehicles we've owned have been Lincoln's but since they stopped making sedans, I switched to a Genesis G80 Prestige & absolutely love it! IMO, Lincoln has gone downhill since they switched to an all SUV lineup. Yes, the wife's Aviator has had no issues (YET) but it's built extremely cheap using a lot of plastic parts. My G80's interior is far more luxurious, more comfortable, 1000x quieter in the cabin & has a lot more safety features including smart cruise control for almost the same price point (our 2 vehicles). A Lincoln Aviator Black Label is about $85k whereas a Genesis GV80 Prestige is around $76k which both have all the same fully loaded features so not really understanding them saying the GV80 is expensive. This video seems to have all the luxury SUV's so which SUV's should be paying attention to that are "reliable?" LoL
@Richard Forbes LoL! Your comment made me chuckle. Hate to break it to ya, but all of American automobile companies (excluding Tesla claims of being 100% American made) have been installing numerous foreign parts in their vehicles for decades, so technically, you have never owned a 100% American made automobile unless you have owned or own a Tesla. I assumed every American adult would have known this information nowadays, but I shouldn't assume things as everyone learns at their own pace. Something else you should be informed about - China is a major stakeholder with Ford & GM; they own 50% of Ford and 49% of GM.
You're talking to someone who customized his cars to the extreme inside & out for the 1st 10 years of having his license. I had a Grand Am GT with a full custom air ride suspension, and although that car felt like I was riding on a cloud (just as you stated), my G80, believe it or not, rides 10x smoother than the Grand Am did. That should already be a given seeing that technology advances with time, therefore it would only make sense that a 2021 luxury vehicle would have a smoother ride than a fully customized 2000 Grand Am GT air ride suspension. That's 21 years of innovation in the works.
Lastly, there are a few things to say here.. 1) I'm still trying to understand why you threw your two cents in stating that imports are junk and they are worse than ours?.. You JUST said "I'm not really a Ford guy but I would buy anything before I bought an import." That tells me you have never owned a foreign luxury vehicle so we're supposed to take advice from someone who claims to have knowledge about something they obviously know nothing about simply put - you have never experienced it 1st hand 2) since my original comment a couple months ago, the Aviator had to go in the shop bc one of the cheap plastic pieces on the interior broke and had to be replaced. Betcha can't guess where that part was made and shipped from?🤣 3) you stated all I'm doing is sending my money overseas.. actually, what's really happening is the bank that approved my auto loan is taking my money until the loan is paid off. The dealerships are the ones doing direct business with auto manufacturers in other countries so technically, they are the ones "sending their money overseas." Sorry about this. I just thought it was appropriate to explain the facts of what's actually going on. If you want to continue with your current way of thinking, please, by all means, go for it. Whatever helps you sleep at night.
I have owned 6 Toyota SUVs in the last 30 years & I have never had any issues with them.
They are extremely reliable & well made. I won’t buy any other brand, period. I do not care of any survey. I rely on my own experience.
This list is mostly accurate besides the Genesis GV80. The GV80 is a very safe SUV and if you wanted to talk about reliability, take a look at other comments. Some people have had them for over one year and still are not having issues with them. You also said that people have issues with the transmission. This car's transmission is solid because it's the same one they were using in the original Hyundai Genesis. I know someone who owns one of those, and the transmission is solid. Also, this vehicle is not overpriced. The base tier of this car has 300 horsepower and stunning luxury features some of which aren't even standard, let alone available, on most of its competition. Not a whole lot can compete with that. The top tier competes with luxury SUVs that cost upwards of $85,000. This car actually is a decent deal. Also, when a manufacturer puts a 100,000 mile warranty on a car, you're going to be just fine while owning it. Hyundai has a garbage past, but they've changed a whole lot.
Thank you
My dream vehicle, thanks for the update!
I concur
I have a 2015 Genesis and it just got to 210 k miles and still going! 👍🏼
The guy who made this whole video is full of crap, he just looked online and made a video about it
In dubai the Genesis becoming very popular.... With each passing day i see more of them on the road.
My dad has had the 2020 and now has the 2022 Mercedes GLE AMG Spec interior/exterior package and loved / loves it. No issues and and it’s a great, smooth and quiet riding SUV for an everyday vehicle. Extremely comfortable and luxurious to ride in and very easy and effortless to drive.
Same here. Own a GLE hybrid and very much satisfied with it
Ive heard a lot of good things about the Genesis GV80 from forums and diff message boards. Reliability issues must be very isolated. That said all manufacturers have issues including Lexus/Toyota and Honda/ Acura.
Always bought on CR recommendations, but the loved the G70. It has a so-so review for the 4 cylinder,but they didn't review the v6. , which was priced $10k less than a Audi S3, and blew it away. Found it very odd they don't review the 6, as it is a big seller.
@@johns9969 i believe that engine was reviewed in other models. Good reviews in those. Driving dynamics are great also. Take a test drive.
There is a gv80 in my garage it's been there for almost a year and I couldn't be happier. BMW, Audi type of amenities for much less.
I also own a jx35, (infiniti qx60) same shit I heard about that one. 150k miles, NO transmission issues and the thing is my daily driver for dogs and carrying cargo.
I will say this... my dogs HATE the gv80. Even in eco mode it still has so much acceleration that they roll around like soup cans in the back.
So, my dogs would agree with this vid but not for the stated reasons.
@The Real Cat of 2020 yes, the GV80 doea have a 10 year 100k mile warranty and may get fixed under that warranty. 1st=what will the owner of that vehicle drive when it does break down, especially if it does break down more often than others. The warranty does not come with a loaner vehicle. Lincoln does have loaner vehicles. 2nd= A lot of their dealership techs don't want to do the warranty work so they will come up qith a reason not to honor thw warranty. A friend of mine bought his daughter a Hyundai and ever time she would go to get engine issues repaired, they would find a reason not to honor it.
Yup... my mother's 20 RX350 FSPORT
2021 Lincoln aviator black label GT owner here, can’t wait to offload this car. Ride quality is a dream, and its very VERY versatile, however, with the amount of time I’ve had it being serviced and in the shop I’m done with Lincoln after this lol.
The newer a vehicle, the less reliable it will be. This is why there is an odd year where a company does not plan for reliability but manages to eke out a top spot. Consumer Reports also has faulty metrics for gauging a cars reliability. It's based on consumer surveys and early reliability issues. Early problems are not indicative of long-term care. The vast majority of issues reported tend to be user adoption rather than something breaking. For instance, how to use a new infotainment system. The consumers of these vehicles have varying metrics and standards they expect in a vehicle. Someone buying a Mercedes is expecting something a bit more than a person buying a Toyota. It's basically asking the opinions of a car enthusiast verse a person who treats a vehicle as an appliance.
Reliable vehicles depend on their simplicity, power train and material choices, and consistency of construction. These can all be analyzed to draw conclusions on reliability beyond 5 years. There are rarely actual reliability issues under 5 years.
You mean the company? You’re basically saying older cars are more reliable which really isn’t the case
Our 2018 Suburban was bought brand new, we have had no reliability issues! The used car we bought for our daughter, well that's another story!
@@chrisstromberg6527
I meant it as in an old platform still in manufacture like the Dodge Challenger has been in production since 2005. A new Dodge Challenger would be far more reliable than a new Grand Wagoneer.
German Vehicles lovely design great interiors but sad electronics failure . Japan electronics stand out as premium and reliability stakes. Happy customer award by far !!! 12:46
I owned a 2016 AMG GLE 43 coupe and sold it. I purchased a 2021 AMG GLE COUPE and I've never had any issues with either. Power performance and smooth commander of the streets with a beautiful body style. I LOVE IT HERE!
I’ve had 2 Tiguans from 2010 with well over 80,000 and neither had major issues when combined with good maintenance and extended maintenance such as timing chain replacement. Great cars and great reliability.
80k miles hasn't been alot since the 80s.
I had a Tiguan give my Z06 a run for its money up in the mountains. I dunno how reliable it is but I'll never forget that handling!!
Test drove a vw tiguan and it sounded and drove like a jeep car . Interior was very plastic . End up buying a Lincoln Corsair nicely equipped , Panoramic roof , air cooled leather seating upgraded wheels , etc for around the same price as the VW . So far 25000 trouble free miles . The car has the most quiet cabin I've ever road in . The styling inside and out is beautiful and the 4 cylinder turbo is pretty quick and fun to drive . Paid around 43000 back in 2020 which is about what they wanted for a similarly equipped Tiguen
Replacing timing chains at 80k is not good. Timing chains should go to 150k at the minimum dependent on driving habits.
You got lucky
2019 XT4 in the family. Multiple cross-country trips and zero issues.
Had a Mercedes SUV years back, fantastic car but It broke down on first holiday trip in Switzerland great service with the dealer taking part off showroom display car, that was the only issue in 100’000 miles, then got the first of new shape Volvo XC90, launch car and lots of problems on the electric controls, after several attempts to fix with software updates Volvo gave us a new car, I’m now on my 3rd, fantastic car with no issues anymore
Which is?
Geneva or bern?
The Volvo complaints about bumpy rides on rough terrains, you got to be kidding. So in other words WTF
I never experience that on my 2017 XC90.
for real... I did a review on my '16 XC90. I address all the common issues. It also does not have transmission issues as stated.
True
The first Volvo we got was a 2016 XC90, never had an issue what so ever and just felt like a tank, you felt safe in it. We returned it when the lease was over but I still miss that car.
When I test drove it, it sounded a little tinny.
I never considered Consumer Reports in my car research for my car purchase. Consumer Reports only highly recommend Toyota, Lexus, Honda, and Accura. The rest are just not good enough for them. I have found Consumer Reports too biased for those cars. The best for car research is IIHS, Edmunds and Carfax.
Nissan earns a spot on this list for its CVT transmission.
I haven't had a problem with my Infiniti QX60
I've owned nothing but Nissan and I've never had a cvt issue.
Bought a 2017 Nissan rogue few months ago drives smooth The newer nissan’s shown provement
Didn't have an SUV but my Altima transmission died on me in the Chic FIL A drive thru. Lol. Had to be pushed out by two ladies. They gave me my food for free. It was a bad/big issue. A lawsuit came out a few years back. Nissan paid 70% of the cost to replace it which was $4k+. Smh. I think/hope they're better now.
@@amyersadams mine died on an exit ramp! Thank God I wasn't on the highway. Had to replace the transmission at 60k miles. It's a 2013 and I haven't had any problems since then, but I'm still wary about buying another Nissan, or an Infiniti.
Why are you guys always bashing KIA, had them for 20 years, and they were always bulletproof reliable, including my 2010 Borrego, that i still own with more than 275k on it.
I’m glad the Telluride wasn’t listed…I’m very interested in getting that.
I really like the looks of the telluride. I had considered buying one, until I found out you can only get one by ordering, you would have to wait three or four months to get it, in the dealer wanted $5,000 over sticker price. Then my daughter's Hyundai Tucson engine blew. They told her 18 months for warranty repairs. Nothing but a runaround from the dealer. There is a major class action lawsuit for the hundreds of thousands of blown engines.
Car and Driver magazine thinks that the Telluride is a great 3 row SUV and gives it a very high rating (see their most recent issue). Consumer Reports magazine also rates the Telluride very highly (high numeric score). I assume their reliability survey was also good.
@@johnw9245 they never rate cars as Best buys on their reliability. They have no clue what kind of reliability a car will have when they pick it. Nobody knows that for years down the road. There have been many topics that ended up being junk a few years later.
Please please save your money. 78 thousand miles on mine. I’m on my second transmission !!! .. never again.!! 😡😡😡😡😡😡
Will This save me from picking a Suv that not on 10 list warning. Thank you
I had an explorer for 8 years with no issues until 1 days the engine started knocking. So I can’t say they’re unreliable because it served me well for 8 years.
I've had my explorer since 2003..have 150 000 miles on it..last explorer to be built on a truck frame..have no problems with it other than replacing a/c compressor..but living in az u use the ac year round..ac gets quite a workout..still have it and it carries everything in the back..a great vehicle..
1:06 Volkswagon at number 10
2:20 Volvo at number 9
12:00 Lincoln Aviator at number 2
Had a 2018 Tiguan. Body defects and water leaking into the passenger side when raining. So glad it was just a lease.
But I have to say, VW seems to be responsible. We got a few thousand back. They also offered $2500 extra for another VW and we didn’t go for it.
Have a 2013 right now and it’s junk. Will never buy another VW after this one
I had a 18 also bought it brand new actually the same color as the one in the video i never had an issue with mine, only had it 2yrs then i upgraded to the 2019 Atlas SE and I never had an issue with it either i loved them both....but i did just traded for the Volvo XC90 it was my dream Truck a month after having it the check engine light came on but the dealership took care of the issue it was under warranty, it was some type of sensor needing replacement no other problems with it since
@@MP-hi5hs u got to do maintenance on time it's that simple.
Thank You Good info 😋🙏🍀
Consumer reports has always been less than credible.
Hmm I dunno about this. We have a '21 Aviator and other than a rear view camera recall we haven't had any problems with our Aviator. Also they said they had the most comfortable seats of any SUV. No they don't, at least if you have the 30way massaging seats. The seat bottoms get really hard after a couple hours behind the wheel. If I got another one I would pass on the over-rated massaging seats in favor of a little more cushion on the butt...:)
We just bought the 2022 GLE 350 2 weeks ago. This is before I saw this video. But I am hoping that they have fixed the issues from 2020 to 2022 with the new 2022 model. I will keep you posted.
So far, we love the car and the drive is awesome. Interior is excellent looking as well.
Any issues so far?
@@azher191 Just when it's raining, the water somehow collects in the middle. But the ride quality and the comfort is excellent. My kids love the LED color changes and the panoramic sun roof. I normally drive it in comfort drive and it's sufficient for City driving especially with traffic. Better gas mileage than our old 2008 ML350.
@@slash2freeze nice. But the water collects where? On the roof?
@@azher191 In the front windshield. So it's harder to see with all the water collecting in the front windshield. It didn't help I was driving at night. But day time driving with rain was not an issue.
I have a 21 GV 80 … ZERO problems, still to this day I can’t pull into a gas station or grocery store or big box store w/o the stares and thumbs ups and people walking over to me at the car wash to tell me how beautiful this suv is. The best part is that it drives and performs better than it looks. I will not watch this video ,after 6 seconds I went to the comments …I would rather spit FACTS.
Well, I just bought a 2022 Mazda CX-5 and figured I was going to see it on this list, but nope. After a lot of research and waiting to hear bad things, I still am pleasantly surprised and stoked about my new ride.
Nah, Mazda is build in Japan. Why I love Mazda because of Japanese attention to quality. My only two brand is Mazda and Subaru. Owned both with over 200k.
CX-5 is a good one! My mom has an older one that she drives to work an hour each way and has never had any issues for years.
I have a Mazda cx 5 2014 and i have 0 problems
I can't tell if you're joking or not. mazda has always been the most reliable brands of vehicles.
I bought the 2022 CX30 skyactive g I used to drive bmw x1 and believe me it's the best thing I ever done I'm shocked how good the Mazda is it's so underated in the market yet it's one of the most reliable brands .
The Ford Explorer was the perfect vehicle, reliable, comfy, great layout.
I sold a 2013 that had 297000 miles, and still perfect; I have a 2017 Explorer now,(258000 miles), and still believe is the perfect vehicle; however after 2018, Ford dicked around with the perfect vehicle and turned it into a Dodge.
I had a ‘16 & the AC immediately went out right after purchase & ford basically refused to fix it until I made a stink, then the back window shattered by itself a year later. I still liked the car overall though, it drove really nice. The gas fumes leaking into the cabin was also a periodic issue (although not often).
@@woodpit420 hi, the fumes in the cabin is actually a recall item, the dealer will fix it for free, they fixed it for me, and made all the difference in the world.
I have a 16 bought used with 30K.....Now has 80K and most reliable SUV I've ever owned....4x4 limited trim.....only some small minor recalls.....wife drives it daily with my kids.....will look into the Ford Lightning for my next vehicle....
I've had 3 Explorers, the latest being a 2008 XLT model, but I guess I should hand on to it instead of getting a new Explorer.
I own Lincoln Aviator Reserve 2022 and only what I can say is it’s worth every penny!
I don't buy the GMC aspect. Wife had a Diesel colorado that went up to 120K miles before she traded it in a new Sierra (also a diesel). Sis in law has a Chevy Tahoe and so far seems good. Literally the whole family is a GMC family and it works fine
I can say I’ve purchased 2 (Buick Enclave and Pontiac Torrent). Both had so many issues. AC failure at 14,000 miles, body was easily dented and so many electrical issues. Visit the GM forums to see how many have premature failures. I didn’t expect much from a Pontiac, but was extremely disappointed with Buick. I would never purchase another GM, my money would be better spent calling an Uber. My experience with owning GM vehicles
I’m on my fourth Land Rover/ Range Rover. Never had issues with any of them. Tried an Audi and kept it for 18 months of which two months were in the shop. Could wait to get back to RR.
Worst car I've ever owned. LAND ROVER. My God what a nightmare.
Not sure if you are getting new or not. I’ve owned 1 new 96 Discovery and 4 Range Rovers. The 2004 Range Rover was the most reliable, but still man the maintenance was over the top and stuff started breaking around 90 K miles.
Don't believe this lol. Must've gotten rid of each one after 3 yrs max, that's why you "never had issues with any of them".
@@theGiver3 Had my first one for four years but had the chance to upgrade. Second one for eight years. Third one is new (8 months). My wife’s is twelve years old. Paid for extended warranty on the first two and my wife’s which turned out to be a complete waste of money. Average 25k a year. I know they have a poor reputation and perhaps I’ve been lucky but it is a mistake to think that they all break down, all the time. They don’t. Believe it.
Thank god no Dodge Durango. My 2018 Durango V6 has been pretty good. Only issue is sometimes there a glitch with the radio when it rains for a long time.
I have a 2012 V6 Durango with 140k on it, only think I've had to do is replace the radiator because it sprung a small leak and I didnt want to have to refill with coolant all the time. Still cruising though!
I have a 2016 Durango. 45000 miles, Not one single problem.
I’ve got a 2011 Durango with 150k still cruising I might swap a 392 in it at some point 😏
I have Durango Citadel 2015,No issues as of today, still running smooth, change Radiator under warranty as it has small leak, some lights out, needes replacement. That's it
Durango is too simple to have many problems.
The crazy shoes at 25 seconds got me hooked
Range Rover should have been on the list as the most unreliable SUV out of all.
Sadly ironic considering how expensive those are compared to other comparable luxury SUVs.
I have one. No issues with mine. 2 hundred thousand miles on it.. go figure !!
@@harveyhankerson8359what model?
@@triptychlux Land Rover discovery.
really informed us well thankyou so much
I am following you from Saudi Arabia. I agree with you on all except Kia Sorento. It is on of the most reliable cars. We have no DCT transmissions here; only eight speed automatics..
An 8 speed could also be DCT. Perhaps you meant CVT?
@@sultanaljedda3688 Nope. I meant traditional automatic with a torque converter.
What about land cruiser
@@Therealestrunnerluda Very reliable and very expensive
Finally a honest guy about time this guy is awesome
The XC90 transmission issues cannot be true, it shares the same transmission as Lexus and Toyota, the engine I can understand but not the powertrain or transmission.
Um, no they're not. Volvo has a manufacturing plant in SC, however, the company has been Chinese owned for quite some time now.
@@rickj1983 Yeah, I honestly don’t believe the transmission issue.
My 2916 XC90 T8 has been reliable so far except for a software issue on its infotainment system in my 1st year of ownership but since then resolved after software update. I hope I’m lucky on this one. It’s on its 6th year now.
@@rfm357 I agree we have an XC90 as well we love it.
@@rickj1983 Volvo's 8 speed transmission from Japanese Company Called Aisin, Aisin is related to Toyota Company. The transmission issues happened to Volvo was owned by ford and
Volvo used Ford's Dual Clutch Transmission.
Great indebt info thanks for sharing…
I am still looking 😱😱😱
Many years ago, CR did a comparison review of 5 luxury sedans. CR spoke glowingly of the large trunk in the Mercedes and yet according their data, the Jaguar's trunk was even larger. CR sang the praises of Audi's all-aluminum body with no mention of Jaguar's all-aluminum body. There were 2 other such omissions which I pointed out in a letter to CR which they did not acknowledge in either their publication or in a reply letter to me. J.D. Power lists the GV80 as having a reliability score of 81 out of 100 putting it in the "Great" category or above average...nowhere near CR's 1 out of 5. CR needs to confine their ratings to kitchen and home appliances!
I never put much stock in consumer reports when it comes to automobiles. I agree with you wholeheartedly
You're crazy. They been doing this for 40 years. They are on point 99.9% of the time. JD. POWER is garbage. They have a pay to play system. CR is the best 👌 and it's non profit. They don't have a dog in the fight. They just call balls and strikes. Is it so hard to believe that a Kia/Hyundai product has reliability problems? Cmon man, just a couple years ago they were making cars that spontaneously combusted on the road! They just had a recall of EVERY CAR made with dual clutch...EVERY SINGLE ONE! That's right now. Cmon, they regularly make garbage and sell garbage. It's not hard to believe.
I wholeheartedly agree with Kruger, stick to home appliances and women’s shenanigans CR please.
@@gregelguapo2661 You must work for CR right Greggy? 😂😂😂 I have a 2013 Hyundai Veloster with the 6-speed dual clutch auto tranny and have yet to receive any "recall" for a transmission problem. Turns out it's only the new 8-speed DCT in certain 2021-22 models or about 53K vehicles not "every single Hyundai vehicle made with dual clutch" as you claim.... why don't you post a link for the "spontaneous combustion" problem you babble about.
I'm a Mech Eng, and owned BMW and Audi when i was single. Awful cars. No clue how cr puts a A4 higher than a G70.
I drive a 2005 GMC Yukon Denali XL with 202,000 miles! Awesome truck no complaints. Ride like a 2022! Put new tires, tune up & oil changes. Going to do new paint job.
I own a tow biz, #1 frequent riders are BMW's. Range Rovers, even spaking new ones need piggy back rides. My neighbor bought a 2022 Range Rover and he had catastrophic trans failure. 😆 When he told about it, I was like "yeah, thats what Range Rovers do!".
BMWs are frequent riders 'cause they get impounded for excessive speeding!
I have a VW Tiguan Allspace 2019. It's been 4 years now, I have had no issue at all.
Just bought a 2022 Mazda CX-5 3 weeks ago. Glad to not see it on the list.
SUV’s started out as elevated station wagons. Now they’re elevated cross over 4 seaters. Families with more than 2 children have to ride seated like sardines!
And EVERY “ SUV is so expensive to buy new you’d have to live in it!!!
You are wrong about the XC90. Most issues with the car were electrical/infotainment related which have been addressed with newer models. The Engine was revised too and it definitely does not have transmission problems. If it does, then the Lexus RX350 would to since they both have the same transmission. This is coming from an owner... and I did a review on my channel if you guys want to see.
I have an XC90 too. What's the spec on your daily
The fact that Land Rover didn’t make this list tells
@@bradleyscarreviews Exactly
@@nkulid424 T6 Inscription. Every Option. =) But I bought it used from the dealership non CPO.
I own 2019 Ford Explorer Sport with the 3.5L twin turbo EcoBoost engine, which has performed flawlessly for us since day 1. AFTER this model year is when the current issues appeared.
No Land Rover and Dodge cars on the list?! 🤯🤯🤯
No Jeeps??
i own a 2023 aviator and love it so far. hopefully these issues have been fixed.
love our xc90..that being said I would never own one without being covered by a warranty.
I wish I knew that about the XC90 before buying one with an aftermarket warranty, they won’t even honor the service I had paid for. Worn piston rings and no compression in cylinder one. I’m stuck paying for a truck I can’t drive cos it requires a new engine after owning it for a month used. I will never own another one without a real Volvo factory warranty
@@NaStalgia so Volvo isn't accepting your aftermarket warranty you purchased? If so why doesn't the warranty company send you to someone that does? Just curious I own a 2019 XC90 with a warranty from CoastGuard.
@@cast9609 Volvo dealership that sold me the warranty wanted me to pay outta pocket for a new engine. The warranty company didn’t wanna cover the cost because they called it a pre-existing condition lol. To my knowledge the 2019 have the updated piston rings so oil consumption issue may not arise with yours but that transmission is a ticking time bomb because Volvo never fixed those. Sell your Volvo at the first sign of oil issue or transmission issue or else you will be on the hook for the repairs
@@NaStalgia thanks for your response. It's been a year and over 25k miles. Lol I drive a lot. But I will keep and eye for those signs. I do my own regular maintenance.
@@cast9609 I was unlucky, I only drove mine less than 10k miles. You’re welcome
What ever floats your boat. These are all cool rides.
Well done. Keep it up. Update us more on this matters especially for more new upcoming cars. So customers can make a quick decision before buying. Good job
I bought a 2019 VW JETTA R LINE. I had 4 engine checks within a year and they replaced 4 parts. The rear camera is problematic because sometimes it works sometimes not. When you use the remote start and have set up the temp. To hi then when you start it the a/c is on. I brought it to the service dept and was told it is normal. The engine has a grinding sound and was told it is normal.
I'm glad I just ordered my Hyundai tucson limited, lol we will see how that will stand up.
Hyuandai are making their vehicles safer and better good choice
I just bought one and love it
This video is really biased and not true.
How come it has no LandRover models, Jaguars, or Mazda models here? Don’t mislead people.
My xc90 saved me from a car crash and without getting my insurance involved. I'm not sure if they need to be on this list. Also, what do you drive?
Thank you 👍🏾