1:04 Ah, Range Stormer. I remember seeing this and driving it in Gran Turismo 4 and i happened to gush all over it then.

In UK we 4wd em

Gearbox is week point

I have a velvet red 2020 Kodiaq Sportline fully equipped and never had a problem with it, I’m willing to spend money on so I can have it running with no problems

Bought a used 2020 Virtus in 2021, absolutely no issues to this day so, that's 3 years of usage

In the uk we have the corolla touring I had one as a courtesy car and got amazing mpg 77.7 on my commute lots of start stop some 70mph and some 50mph I was sceptical of hybrid and was really impressed

There are a few issue that I think you have been overlooking in new cars... First; Direct injection with a turbo charger gas engine. The carbonizing on the valves has to be done every 40,000-75,000 miles for a price of ~$1800 US for parts and labor. It is not a question of if it needs to be done, but when. You also need to hope that nothing plastic was cracked or stressed during the removal of the intake manifold(s), fuel injectors, fuel lines, wiring harness, etc. or it will add to the cost. The first Ford Eco-Boosts were initially throwing error codes that would shut down the engine immediately, without any kind of "limp-mode" to allow you to pull off the road. Second: Small V-6 and I-4 motors that are being turbocharged to get big-block V-8 or mid-size V-6 performance out of, respectively. In order to get the engines lighter it looks (from KZfaq tear-down videos) that there is a whole lot less steel between cylinder bores, more water journal passages between cylinders, closer cylinder spacing, and not enough head bolts or studs. Couple this with head-gasket failures, and you have more engine replacements than anything else. Third: CVT transmissions.... Most of them are looking for a place to die once they are manufactured.... The Toyota hybrid CVT is about the only CVT transmission that is reliable and/or bullet proof , but it really is not a CVT transmission with the belt and two pulleys.

I must be the only person who hasnt had trouble. 3 landrovers over 20 yrs and hardly a problem. Had lots of so-called good brands and they have been dreadfully unreliable. Give me a Landrover any day. No car is perfect.

I bought a Merc A200 in 2018. Despite trying hard in fact finding I still have no idea whether the car was made in Germany or Hungary or Finland. Any body any clue?

Please do a review of a 350Z, like the one in the background of Jim’s

I need this car so bad😭😭

The 200t or 300 is what I want to buy. European market.

I have my eyes set on a 2016-2018-ish Lexus IS200t or IS300 with the same 2.0 Litre turbo engine

I have never been so proud to see Zar on a KZfaq review. 😅

hey keep these on the low. i wanna still be able to buy a good one of these when im actually making money.

Id buy an is350 or an LS460 as a weekend cruiser..

Any chance we could get mazda cx9 TC series review. Love your videos 👍🏻

I don’t hate the XM. I just hate that they chose that as the first standalone M car since the M1 A new M1, maybe another sports car, and then the XM and I'm sure most fans would have been ok with it.

Rename this "let's hit the beers and rant about cars"

Google Toyota MR2 'hose from hell' .... don't forget to change it, doesn't take long 😂

America about to ban these in 20 years

I drive one and I love it!

Dude, whats wrong with the steering wheel?! Its not where it should be!

I've seen tonnes of these over the years and never once has it dawned on me that its just a stretched 308 If the video says this, i haven’t reached that point yet.

Not to mention these AU falcons and go on for 300,000+ kms without any major issues, if well maintained they can go on forever.

Hose from hell?

Can you do a C5 vette next

You read my mind with choosing which cars to review

A brown Toyota SpaceCruser van.

Problem with all these grey imports is most main stream insurance company's wont insure them and if you can find someone who will they cost twice as much to insure.

I've done 102,000 and it hasn't missed a bit. Drives beautifully, 235kw, and, leather sits, wagon, etc... only people that know bugger all about cars can call it a bad car. And it's German maid.

This was one of my first scale models as a kid. So you can imagine how I felt when in mid-1990s suburban Melbourne, my friend opened his dad’s garage and I found myself staring at a Dodge Viper and 1969 Mustang. I couldn’t believe my eyes. For all its faults, lack of quality and exotic style, a red Viper RT10 still remains a childhood dream car 😍

I think Alfa Romeo first had the 'hidden' rear door catch?

Hello guys... Which is more reliable? RAV4, GRAND VITARA or Honda CR-V?? All 2000cc petrol (2008-2009-2010). Thanks...

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My long term review : 2018 Mini Copper Countryman All 4 S (purchased new) Problems prior to 60,000 miles: Door Latches: All four door latches failed (at various intervals) requiring the doors to be tied down to the headrest until repaired. The passenger door latched failed twice. Service manager was unable to offer an explanation as to the cause. Research mini and BMW door latch failures. Battery Replacement: No indication/warning light given that the battery was getting low… It just stopped functioning. Replacing the battery requires removing support bars and engine compartment panels. Somewhat time consuming compared to most cars. Engine Coolant: almost all of the engine coolant evaporated causing the car to overheat. No warning light that coolant was low. Car had been serviced by Mini of Bedford two weeks prior and had been consistently serviced by the dealership. Decals: Decals around the headlights bubbled and needed to be replaced. Tires: Run flat fair weather tires needed to be replaced to allow for inclement/snow conditions. Hood lift supports failed. Service/Technicians: There are very few shops that work on Mini Coopers and most are as expensive as the dealer. Overall: The Mini Copper is not a reliable vehicle and owning one in North America is costly unless you have the time to perform the repairs yourself.

This vehicle is not forgotten by those with long memories

What about Nissan XTrail

I love my Ed35 GTI and yes it has bt it’s just a fwd golf R. Same engine.

Nice place to be in with you for a trip

I've been driving I've of these recently and I have a couple of observations. 1. The engine sounds a lot rougher than I would expect from Toyota 2. It uses heaps more fuel than I would expect. They both might be something to do with the CVT making sure it's never in the right gear, I don't know. I talked to the mechanic and he said that's pretty normal.

Your awesome 😂 funny

Its FWD, Rubbish !

Now many of these cars have been bought by volunteers from Ukraine for the war. This car has proven to be reliable and durable

So which Porsches you recommend that has least problems 😅

I love the wheels!! What’s the information on them?

The m140i is sooo good, the b58 seems to be pretty bulletproof. Sadly im just a fkn student and cant afford it... yet. Greetings from mexico!

Great video! BTW the air conditioning problem can be fixed at your local BMW shop. They will have to put in a resistor and an update. Took care of my issue. Heard it was because of humidity. My 18 f80 Comp has been perfect. Just hit 25k miles

NO thanks

worst car ever, 5 times back to the dealership , second time they kept my car for two months, the fifth time 5 weeks