There's no way in hell a dodge will last longer than a toyota or honda

The fact that there's a dodge on a list of RELIABLE cars is the funniest shit I've ever seen

Scotty Kilmer won't approve of the dodge 😂

Isn't it funny how nobody talks about Toyota land cruiser prado? The average amount of years that first owner keeps one is around 10 years, my dad bought one brand new at 2007. To this day he hasn't spent a penny on anything other than fluid changes, tire and brakes. That car is indestructible!

Dodge is my favorite manufacturer but damn we all know they aren’t known for reliability 😂

I'm still pondering on how did the challenger make the list 😂

When you buy a Dodge, you aren’t thinking about the longevity of the car.

Dodge!?!?!? Come on, ecven My fridge lives longer than any dodge

I logged 185k miles on my 2010 Challenger R/T 6-Speed before trading it in for a new one. Outside of regular upkeep, it was amazing, strong, and reliable. Favorite car I've owned in my life so far. With that said....I'm aware that this may be an anomaly.

"Todays cars can hold up better than ever".....😂

where is the F150? where is the Crown Vic? they were reliable as well. my dad's 1987 F150 has over 1,000,000 miles on it with its original engine and transmission

nobody said a thing about the fusion, just the dodge. i like yall.

I have a 2017 prius I use for Uber and lyft in chicago. It has 200k miles on it and I put new pads on it at 180k miles. I've done nothing else to it. It literally has been shot, rear ended and has towed atvs multiple times to black river falls wisconsin. It still runs like new. I think this car deserves a spot above the challenger.

I paid $150 for my 89 geo metro, 20 years ago ,it now has 349,000 miles on it ,still drive it every day.

He said " the camry would go on to be become the Mcdaddy of them all."😂😂

did you really forget the LEXUS LS400??!! that lasts a million miles!

Bro I just pasted an abandoned broken down challenger on the side of the freeway 💀

Just by the name of the channel, I already know he’s going to have a Dodge muscle as top-of-list reliability.

09 Corolla owner here. 120k miles and it still drives like new. No oil consumption, every 5000 miles the oil still looks golden

It’s all about how you take care of your car, my family has had dodge after dodge and no major issues.

You ought to check out the Dodge Challenger crash test results. If you don't care about losing your left leg this car is for you.

Honda has a good reliability track record because when Honda was founded they made bikes and when they did eventually make the switch to 4 wheels they knew what they was doing and stayed throughout the company's life with a tried and true method of building mechanical parts. None of this tricky voodoo stuff that other companies use. It's not broke. So why fix it?

I own a Challenger, well over 100,000 miles & she’s still going strong! Haven’t had a single mechanical issue apart from something I may have caused myself. I do the maintenance myself & I love it. Let’s see how much longer it lasts me

While I am surprised that Dodge is on his list, my Challenger had no issues during the short time I had it before I traded it for a Durango. I honestly believe the health of the car is dependent on how well the owner takes care of it. If he or she babies it and does the routine maintenance, the car will last for a long time. However, lengthy negligence can ruin a car very quickly. As a car guy, I treat my vehicles with the upmost care as they are investments.

My 2000 Toyota MR2 Spyder has 281k miles on it. Still runs like a dream, first owner removed the precats a long time ago, so the oil burning issue never came to be. And the Spyder is one of Toyota's most unreliable, too. Incredible car

"From 1999 Toyota's 8 (EIGHT???) Cylinder engine..." Did I miss something about Corollas??

The fact that the challenger was on this list, and the Land Cruiser or 5.9 Cummins wasn't, just completely discredits the entire list.

my 2011 Challenger still alive and kicking... Actually depends upon how the owner LOVE his car.

I've had a 2009 Fusion for 9 years with 120000 miles on it. I've had various problems especially with rear brakes but engine and transmission seem indestructable with oil burning virtually zero.

Can we take a moment to enjoy the hilarity that is any Chrysler product on this list!?!? 😂😂😂😂

In north carolina my sister owned a 2018 chevy camaro zl1, we went to see my brother in indiana and somehow we got a rental car that was a 2020 dodge challenger hemi, now we bought a challenger and we love it!

I have a 2009 Ford Fusion v6. 270,000 miles. Best car I have own and trusted. Normally keep my cars til they reach 110k. My Fusion still comfortable. My came with upgraded paint and leather and suede interior.

Like the Yellow Accord at 0:15 Very Nice 😁

Any car is reliable if you take care of it

Love my Honda’s. Currently have an 07’ civic si k24 swap, but will hopefully add a type r to my collection one day 🤙🏼

The last generation Fusion is still one of the best looking sedans.

They should include most toyotas here: landcruiser prado, vx, surf, hilux, rav 4, vanguard...

The ek civic had more than 1 engine option even in the USA where you're from i presume. They always had a bunch of different options to choose from. And the 2001-2005 models should not be avoided at all. The k20 engine is one of the best engines out there and holds up there still today.

You could had mentioned one of the most relaible engines from VW... The 1.9TDI 66kw (88hp). Very cheap maitnance cost and it can survive a lot.

Do sports cars next!

Mopar baby🤘🤘

I've seen mustangs and dodge challenger last a pretty long time with MASSIVE ontop 24/7 maintenance and care. Especially if it's a one time owner. almost 300k miles. You just gotta take care of it so well your life depends on it lol

thank you very much very helpfull information

The Dodge Challenger is a a lil suspect on reliability, especially considering how most owners drive them like mad on a daily

From my experience a 2004-2007 dodge caravan will last for years on years. Most of them here in the Midwest are used for taxis and they can have over 400,000

I am scratching my head also about the challenger I grew up in the 1960s saw all the muscle cars and their weakness mopar was a electrical nightmare back then bodies treated with chemicals rotted out from the inside out good motor + trans. love the iconic 318 /273/340/360/383/440/hemi was strong but needed constant attention

I got a 1971 Chevy pick up. All original and never broke down once. Got the maintenance book and just tune ups and general maintenance done.

I have an 09 Camry, ya it goes through alot of oil I have to add oil every 1,000 miles and get oil changes every 3,000 I also change out the filter every time I have 128k miles on it and the axel bearing is going out but other than that pretty good

2012 lincoln mkz hybrid . Great car. 269k now and still runs solid.

Luv my old 96 corolla..So right 4 being reliable..Still drives great also..Luv the tight stearing ..Going on 300,000ml.w/ regular maintenance..Same motor & transmission..Needs paint job..I'm having it painted..Putting n new stereo & keeping my little car..TU 4 sharing these video's..Luv it..

Toyota tercel 1990 2milion miles run the car whitout oil many time still going on

Nice! I just got a newer challenger with the 5.7 hemi too. I love the gas mileage the v8 gets with its cylinder deactivation. And the power of the v8 when I put it in sport mode is a ton of fun

4:13 Imagine trying to take the Fusion on a speedbraker. Yea, I'd give up...

my 1976 Ford F100 daily driven work vehicle :) still going strong

2013-2017 accord have a starter issue !! I replace with 2 starter and still make a grinding noise!! Decided to sell it

My brother had a Ford fusion. Totaled it within a month. To be fair though it wasn't his fault. The dude did run a red light and hit the front end of the fusion. Cabin held up nice tho. Really would recommend the car off that alone. Idk how well it drives though.

Used to have an 07 Corolla. The biggest issue I’ve read and had about the car was the paint peeling. Boring but the best A - B car

There’s gonna be a fusion suv btw

Consumer reports was like the Bible growing up at my house. They are awesome., we were a Camry family. One year 1991 Mazda 929.. that was a beautiful car

How did a 2021 Dodge Challenger get on the list for reliability? They said they have "turned the corner". How do you know if it is a 2021???

My dad has a 2005 toyota mark x and it still drives today and i love the mark x soo much🤤❤️

02 6th gen Honda Accord with 302,000 miles and both engine and transmission still work good. Those 2.3 liter vtech engines are very well built, and will last as long as you maintain it and not abuse it.

There is no way a Challenger would make it that long. Many of them have idiotic owners who will total them within 10,000 miles. If the car survives that long, the mechanical problems will kill it.

Just for Your Info : I have. a Dodge Durango Citadel. 2013 that I have bought with 69,000 miles, and no maintenance taken. Still it. is perfect...specially after First Maintenance Cycle. Just Amazing....

1994 Toyota Celica

Great Video!

For a 2021 SE Corolla they charged me like 32k and that’s before those dealership fees lol, roughly 700 credit but they still slapped me with that 500+ monthly payments

I have a sxt v6 2015 Dodge Challenger. I purchased it in 2015 for 33k (brand new with 7 miles on it . The car is now paid off. I have a whopping 150k miles on the car currently. I have never had an engine or transmission issue. Only thing I did was get my oil change on time and keep my engine filter’s cleaned and purchased a new battery and did a tuneup once I reach a 100k mikes in 2020. Other then that I have not had an issue with the Dodge Challenger v6 ... I promise to god . It a great reliable car ... holds up like a Honda Civic, if you ask me.

Not sure about the fusion and challenger

Do trucks next!

yes! my Challenger made the list! 2014 sxt going on strong!

Just got a 2022 Camry and looking forward to running it ragged with my 150 mile daily commute.

I would put my 2005 Honda Accord lx on this list over the Dodge Challenger and the Challenger is a great car when it works I drove one.

Scotty will be surprised when he sees toyota in 2nd but gets Mad when sees a dodge is in first

Civic and Corolaa are a legend! Never broke since 90´s

I got a 2000 Toyota Camry SXV20 with over 300k on the dash, these cars don't die.

In AUSTRALIA the Ford Falcon is cheep and reliable have seen many with well over a 1,000,000km ,or 600,000 miles and still going strong with inline 6 4.0 litre

There's a Ford Fusion and a goddamn Challenger on the list??? 😂😂😂😂😂

I have a 2001 Honda Civic LX 5-Speed, my uncle has a 2002 Honda Civic EX with an automatic and my cousin own a 2005 Honda Civic LX 5-Speed and haven't had a single problem with the transmission and our cars are currently at over 165K miles

I've got a 91 Accord with only 60k on the clock. I've had it rebuilt to factory specs and I'm leaving that F22A1 where it is

Lol u forgot Lexus, I still see the first Lexuses around just about everywhere I go

So nobody is going to talk about how they found all these height adjusting cars with that camber angle?

It’s cool that all the cars are stanced

No mention of the Ford Panther Platform? (Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis, Town Car)? All the fleet cars, taxis etc that go 200,000 miles easily?

>Saying a Chrysler product is actually reliable. >lol

I'm absolutely flabbergasted that Lexus didn't make the list. They're definitely one of the most reliable car brands on earth and they hold their value extremely well.

What’s your thoughts on Hyundai sonata

Fam had a 2006 Gen V Golf TDI so 1.9l diesel. Did over 800,000kms with no issues only gotten rid of as it hit it's 4th Kangaroo. Family also had a mid 80s Nissan Patrol 6cyl diesel. The odometer broke so we dont know the exact number but it is presumed it has done OVER 1 MILLION kms. The Body had started to rust sooner than the car had any real issues. Sold it to our next door neighbour who fixed up the body and it is still going strong, makes dad sad seeing it.

Replace the e class with the Toyota Land Cruiser, replace the Fusion with any ford with the Modular 4.6L V8, and the Challenger with the Lexus LS400, or the Miata if you want a sports car.

Toyota, Honda, Nissan, and Porsche not Dodge dude not the v8s no way...Has no place here I yet to see any of those in the 200000 mile range dude. Please.

How do you mention the fusion, but not the Crown Victoria?

"Modern muscle,have you list your mind?" Yes

Dodge Challenger? A Dodge Challenger? C’mon bro...

We need a list for luxury cars!

Honda Accord 2014. 190k miles on it,just regular maintenance. Runs great!

I got a mclaren speedtail ad while watching this

I had a SRT392 and loved EVERY MINUTE I OWNED IT

Am i crazy if i like the Camry? The new one is cool af🤷🏻‍♂️

Not to put Honda down, but several model years with K24 4-cylinder engines have an issue with the VVT actuator that regulates the intake cam advance for the VTEC system. The issue causes a notorious rattling sound during cold starts and progresses toward rattling louder and even during hot starts. The rattling happens when the actuator loses all of its engine oil (which it uses as hydraulic fluid) and fails to remain locked during startup/idle and the vanes regulating the intake cam advance are jounced back and forth from one positional extreme to the other inside the actuator casing many times per second. Many owners have rationalized incorrectly that the problem is only transient and annoying at worst and that they can safely ignore it. The rattling causes rapidly repeating shockwaves to travel back from the VVT actuator into the timing chain, thus causing premature wear and elongation of the timing chain. Many dealerships and independent mechanics only replace the VVT actuator but more often than not the timing chain is elongated out of spec and needs to be replaced along with the actuator (for which there is an updated part to address the issue), as well as an updated VVT solenoid to help retain engine oil in the updated actuator. Not repairing the issue places the engine at significant risk of skipping timing and possible piston slap.(I fixed mine but an acquaintance lost theirs to piston slap because they thought the issue didn't matter.)

And then there's Lexus on the other side of the fence saying : "Am i a joke to you ?!?" 🤨