Don't show a Fiesta ST, and talk about how bad the automatic transmission is. The ST only came in manual.

Named all the jeeps but forgot probably the worst of all…… the Renegade. 😂

For what it's worth, I've heard that the Fiestas without the Power Shitf trans (manuals) are actually pretty solid.

FIAT - Fix it again Tony 🇮🇹

Older pathfinders with the 4.0 V6 from 2010-2012 are actually known to be rock solid cars.

The Mitsubishi Mirage is cheaply made and has little horsepower but it is reliable. I have over 200k in mine.

I've own a Ghibli and honestly I've never had issues. the complaints on issues are usually the ones who don't keep up with scheduled maintenance or buy a high mileage one expecting everything to work perfectly.

My 2014 GTI has been flawless besides the water pump recall. 6 years....23K to 106k. Zero issues.

Mom has a early model xc60 and has been crazy reliable. Follow the maintenance schedules and you have a good reliable volvo

Everybody watching to make sure their cars aren't on the list 🤣

The Fiesta is only the AUTOMATIC version. If you have the ST or a manual regular one they work great and have no issues.

I LOVE MY FIAT ABARTH! No problems at all. Also great price for a fun car!

The key to getting a first gen XC90 is to find one with good maintenance history, and then keep up with maintenance. Avoid the T6 models, they have a GM transmission that will fail.

Always great info guys 🔥

Had a 2012 Cruz with a 6 speed manual and it had 145,000 miles on it before it was rear-ended and totaled. Everything still worked, including the air, and I miss that car a lot. I can't think of one repair issue other than maintenance. I've looked for a replacement (with a manual trans) but all have lots of miles by now.

I agree that the Tiguan is underpowered but it is an awesome vehicle. My 2018 SEL 4 Motion has reliably taken me to over 14 states without an issue. It’s puts the power down when I need it. Launches quickly and gets up to highway speeds effortlessly

Jaguar/Land Rovers and Maseratis are proof that you can shine shit! Haha

The Q50 (with the VQ) should not be on the list. I can’t speak for the VR engine but the VQ engine alone is enough to buy the g37/q50

We have a 2015 Maserati ghibli with 68,000 miles and it has been more reliable then our 2023 tlx pmc. The more miles the better on ghiblis everything that could have broke broke with the previous owners

I had a Fiesta for 13 years, & never had a major issue with it. It was a good car.

9:23 the current Pathfinder is still relatively new, having entered the market in 2022. The one you showed, go for 2010-2012 models with the 4.0 V6.

Is the Chevrolet Cruze based on the Vauxhall/Opel Astra from about 10 years ago? Looks like a medium sized Opel/Vauxhall. Watching in Dublin, Ireland

its funny how 1/3 of the list was stellantis products. Stellantis, the newest synonym for shitbox

5:02 Is a baby charger hahaha

I have an 2014 Acura RLX Sport Hybrid and the transmission failed in July of last year. Can you tell me what your data source was concerning this Issue?

You should let your viewers know that Nissan is owned by Renault and Jeep is owned by Stillantis as well as Maserati

I got so scared when the Z showed up at the beginning cause I own one

I have a q50 3.7. Engine is strong asl. However, I tend to have front end suspension issues a lot. Replaced 2 wheel bearings, and have to do an alignment a lot. I’m 22 and have a 2015, that someone had before so that could also be a huge factor. It moves tho

The Cruz gets high reliability ratings from Consumer Reports.

What about the bimmers and Audis?

The cruze is pretty good if you stay away from the 1.4 turbo motor. Only get the 1.8. Definitely not an elantra, corolla, or civic, but you can do worse for the money.

Wat are the other cars in the q50 class?

I have a dart waiting on a new transmission now

Was thinking about buying a 2015-2019ish Tahoe or Suburban. The price of those things just tank. Might wait a few more months cus the car market is starting to come back to reality. Its crazy those things sold for 70 to 80k and you can pick them up for under 20k used.

Xc90 I always liked but knew of couple issues some friends had with volvo

No coincidence with Chrysler's dominance on this list as an old friend/Chrysler mechanic used to yell "Jesus Chrysler" when he saw many of these models.............

I have a 2016 Honda fit is that bad?

Nissan Altima i purchased new in 2010 has 150,000 miles today. 13 yrs owning a altima and never had transmission or engine problems. Just stay on top of maintenance Feels good not to have car payments

So many people disagrees with this video and also my dads gonna buy gle 350 or gla is it good

Maybe we got lucky, but my wife had a Jeep Patriot. Got it for a deal we couldn’t pass up. 4grand with around 80k miles. 300k miles when we finally traded it in. We traveled far & wide in that thing lol. Awkward exterior, but good about of space & storage inside. AC was ice cold even when it was scorching out. Never had any majors issues. Got a brand new suv when our daughter was born.

Range Rover evoque sure do look great 😊

My wife drives a Nissan Juke (build in 2021) it drives quite fine and 0 problems so far.... is it ugly? the old ones yes, but the new ones are quite nice

So, this is basically a Stellantis-list with sprinklings of other manufacturers^^

I don’t think “underpowered” is really grounds for “unreliable”

Infiniti Q50 you got wrong

Well, you can't blame the 500. Fiat 500 is one way of letting you know it has 500 issues 😂

Bro there’s no way a q50 is unreliable . There is 27 million q50’s here in Miami bro . All of them seem reliable lol . But at the same time there’s a lot of alfas here too 🤷🏾‍♂️

For what they are the used Maserati GT is a great buy and I know a lot of people who drive them as a daily driver. There is a huge difference between Maserati models and model years. If you want an Italian "semi exotic" on a budget they can be the best buy out there.

A focus is pretty solid right??

"what do you think of the list" "I think you should've said how many of them were sold so we can kinda get a chance to see like what the numbers are.

BMW X5 should be on the list

I had 8 years a 500 sport and it was a very fun reliable car.

My LAST American "made" car was a 1995 mini-vanI. Transmission went at 37K miles. Had a 30K miles warranty. Now I only buy Hyundai vehicles. I am now driving a Tuson. 93K miles. I only took the car in for warranty work once(2019). The AC Compressor was replaced. My out-of-pocket was for the serpentine belt.

Ok Brad, you've redeemed yourself. You may know nothing about collectables, but you're a connoisseur in spotting the piss-beer of daily drivers. All of the Jeep picks (except the wrangler, which hasn't been deserving until recent years) I've been calling crap for the same reasons. Lack of reliability. A number of other cars could be put on this list, but at least have redeeming qualities. An example is the Cooper S. At least its fun to drive. I did expect more BMWs on this list. I also expected at least one Honda due to the mentioned transmission issues, which we saw. The Q50 doesn't look cheap at least. But the Sonic, the 500, the Mirage, and the Fiesta have always looked like disposible entry cars for years. Starting at around $16k new, you get what you pay for. Landrover has been a line of maintenance nightmares for a long time now. Discovery comes to mind as another example. This might be why I'm not a fan of the Defender. It looks like an electrical disaster waiting to happen. Someone will have to tell me if that's true or not. I'm just not sold. With the Ineos Grenadier as a direct competitor, it's a more traditional offroad vehicle. Speaking of which, have you guys looked at the Gaz Tigr, or the Uaz Hunter as a replacement for your Bronco? Overall, I can't really disagree with any of these entries. I am curious what your take is on the 2016 Nissan Maxima. I have a friend that swears by the one he had. I'm not sold though. BTW, even though Chrysler started the minivan, the Caravan has been an unreliable pile since the 90s. They were popular because they were cheap. The Aerostar is probably one of the best minivans ever made, next to the Astro. At least in the domestic market. The Sienna and the Odyssey are modern equivelants. At least until around 2012. I'm not so sure about these days. For full sized vans, I'm a real fan of the Chevy Express. Until next time, Cheers.

I got to appreciate that almost none of those American cars came to my country.

What? No Charger/Challenger with the 6.4l on list or older S-Class Mercedes? Guess this good news for me as a 392 Charger owner and wanting to upgrade to an 2018-2020 S Class sedan eventually.

I remember a certain year of ghibli they couldn't get wet... Rain water would cause moisture to form around the battery terminals.. The only way to get they to start was to leave the battery exposed to open air and dry it out.. 😂

Absolutely heartbreaking

Remember the Jeep CJ's Cool, fun and reliable.

I had a MY2015 ghibli engine blow up at 42,000 due left bank cylinder failure…diagnosis was due to shitty quality gas…so make sure to get fuel system cleaner every 2000 miles and avoid sketchy/wholesale club/grocery store related gas stations bc those have state minimum required fuel cleaner additives. Car was also driven pretty hard majority of its life so it’s not 100% a quality issue

Hey bro, i am an engineer in Nissan's interior team Nd from a ergonomics and engineering POV I can tell you that the interior of pathfinder is good .

Missed the Jeep renegade

You missed practically everything made by Jaguar Landrover

Wondering where you are getting your information. Sounds like its more opinion

The Volvos are excellent until you need to do maintenance call or repair, but what makes it worst is fact that their is no repair manual available it makes victims of the owner, just can you get a workshop repair manual

I drive a 2013 Chevy Cruze. Only 54,000 miles and no issues. It is a great car. Sure my Cadillac is faster but they are both great. I think the Civic should be on the list

Nope the focus st manual is extremely reliable

The facts that not 1 Bmw made the list 😂and the q50 is on there?? Yeah that’s wild.

Um why does your logo look like the Sunoco sign?

Keep Cherokees were bad in the 2014-15 range but improved a lot by 2018

You guys missed every bmw and thats about it

Had a fiesta with 245k.....just make sure its manual transmission

I have to give you props for calling a Wrangler a car only idiots buy, while owning one yourself. Thus calling yourself an idiot, lol. Thats called keepin it 100%

You mentioned the civic as a great reliable vehicle, I beg to differ. I have been in the car business for 20 years and the civics we take in are beat piles of junk. My brother bought a 2010 and it was the worst car he ever owned, will not buy another Honda after that. If you want a small car there is nothing better than a Corolla.

Bad time for little cars? My Corolla thinks otherwise

So far my 2018 AMG45 GLA is sweet AF

i had a ghibli for 2 years never had any problems it was the best car for what it cost to keep, i only lost £600 on purchase price after 2 years

Just to make sure get either Toyota or Honda 👌

*"If You Buy Any Of These Cars You're Stupid"* - Scotty Kilmer

I’m guessing the jeep gladiator is pretty bad as well

Don't hate on my 200!! It wasn't a truck which is what I wanted but it was fun until I trashed it!!

Honestly the Infiniti Q50 isn’t suppose to be on this list .. The Nissan Juke isn’t bad as well

You are right on one point. Volvo has come a long way since the 240. Trouble is that it is ALL downhill. My 240 has had to haul several newer Volvo XC models out of ditches. Yes, the XCs were all wearing proper winter tires as was my old beast. The controls in the 240 are sensible. Not so the new ones. The new things, which means anything newer to the market than the 900 series, are okay cars but piss poor Volvos. Volvo lost the plot in the 90s.

Wow I must be a huge idiot cuz I would actually buy almost all of these and bro my dad owns a 2006 Volvo XC90 V8 and it's actually quite reliable. So how tf did the xc90 get on this list!?

just because a car is cheaply made and is underpowered doesn't make it.. unreliable? i dont get why cars like the mirage or Infiniti arae on this list, like yeah there are better cars but I wouldn't say they're unreliable

Only one subaru on this list?.. That's pretty good for them.

You missed most opels

The Infiniti q50 is fast.. We all know that more power means more gas.. Fuel is not an issue when you're having fun.. Handing.. Like with all cars.. Bigger wheels means Less Tire cushion between the street and the rim/suspension components resulting in firm to hard bumps.. Bad cornering just get performance struts 🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾🤣😆😆

The Mazda RX-8 didn't make the list. I'll take that as a win!

Where are the BMWs?

How about jags

You won't believe where the mercedes GLE is built

Can't believe Kia and Hyundai didn't make the list.

im sure this list is different from person to person

If you say fiat 500 is unreliable, you know nothing about that car😂😂

With all the trash talking the auto community does on Kia and Hyundai…. None made the list. Good.

You missed the land rovers

Bmw fans came up with this list

If you buy Tesla's Semi you will trully understand what it means to have the worst one.

Not an Audi on the list 😎