...or shouldn't buy in the first place. This is a PSA. A lot of the problems with newer vehicles, say post 2010, are the result of design choices forced upon manufacturers by the EPA's fleet fuel efficiency standards (example: Toyota's decision to replace it's ultra reliable 5.7L V8 with a twin turbo V6).

FORD Found On Road Dead LOL Best line in his video.

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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FORD Found On Road Dead LOL Best line in his video.

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I always liked " Fix Or Repair Daily"!

They aren't because of the EPA, many of the problems described are just poor design/manufacturing

Ford's EcoBoost engine performs phenomenally. Mine hasn't blowed up yet.

The chevy 5.3 with afm is a disaster. They are lucky they haven't had a mass class action yet. Avoid.

RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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FORD Found On Road Dead LOL Best line in his video.

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I always liked " Fix Or Repair Daily"!

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F***ing Old Rebuilt Dodge

My 2019 RAV4 has been awesome

hodedofome said:

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No domestic cars should be purchased, Japanese and maybe Korean is what most people should get. Toyota #1 and then there's everything else.

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Is that still true? Certainly 10 years ago it probably was. But the cost of the Japanese cars is no longer a benefit. And repairs are pricey

Repairs for domestic cars are still much more frequent, and still pricey.

Toyota and Lexus still rank #1 for reliability.

hodedofome said:

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Repairs for domestic cars are still much more frequent, and still pricey.

Toyota and Lexus still rank #1 for reliability.

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There are so many interchangable Toyota/Lexus parts the repairs are more reasonable than you would expect also.

hodedofome said:

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No domestic cars should be purchased, Japanese and maybe Korean is what most people should get. Toyota #1 and then there's everything else.

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I own a 23 mazda. MX-5. Lots of fun and a great car

hodedofome said:

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Repairs for domestic cars are still much more frequent, and still pricey.

Toyota and Lexus still rank #1 for reliability.

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I've been pretty lucky. We had two Expeditions when kids were little and drove them into the ground with little issue. Only my 2020 RAM has been a piece of ****

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hodedofome said:

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No domestic cars should be purchased, Japanese and maybe Korean is what most people should get. Toyota #1 and then there's everything else.

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I own a 23 mazda. MX-5. Lots of fun and a great car

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Just bought a 2018 Mazda3. Chose it over a Corolla and other similar size cars for our 16 year old. Fingers crossed...

My lovely blue-eyed bride is still driving her 2013 Hyundai Sonata.
No issues, and the AC is still cold!
Plus the Sirius satellite radio is a plus.
She is driving it until it drops. (Because it is paid for and still runs!)

Knight Bear said:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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hodedofome said:

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No domestic cars should be purchased, Japanese and maybe Korean is what most people should get. Toyota #1 and then there's everything else.

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I own a 23 mazda. MX-5. Lots of fun and a great car

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Just bought a 2018 Mazda3. Chose it over a Corolla and other similar size cars for our 16 year old. Fingers crossed...

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Mazda makes a great car.I have had three Mx5's and bought my wife a 626. All great cars. Dont see why American union cars cant be as well made. My black Mx5 ND Grand Touring model is even more fun than the 1976 Triumph Spitfire I had in high school.

My wife had a Toyota Sienna. Due to the potential cost of repairs. We purchased a 6yr 100k mile warranty. We never needed it.

I purchased a Tundra and a 6yr 100k mile warranty. Never needed it either.

We had a suburban with a warranty and the covered repairs paid for the warranty 2-4 times over.

Toyota had been great up until they switched motors.