Which car do you think is the most reliable?

[WiseOldApe]

Which one in your mind and experience is the most reliable car?

[scrapbrah]

Jap cars are known to be reliable. Specifically Toyota/Lexus.

My 2021 f-150 has had no issues after 70k miles either though.

[tripod29]

Inb4 "13 year old Audis!!!"

[WiseOldApe]

Jap cars are known to be reliable. Specifically Toyota/Lexus.

My 2021 f-150 has had no issues after 70k miles either though.

Does lexus use CVT?

[scrapbrah]

Does lexus use CVT?

Sure, most manufacturers offer cvt transmissions these days. Not known to be problem free but id imagine these manufacturers still top QC reports.

My car buying habits over the past 10 years seem to suggest that the German cars cost the most to maintain. Great cars when they work, difficult/expensive to repair when they don't.

[stevemckenna]

Land Rover or a Maserati will last forever and the repairs are cheap.

[WiseOldApe]

Sure, most manufacturers offer cvt transmissions these days. Not known to be problem free but id imagine these manufacturers still top QC reports.

My car buying habits over the past 10 years seem to suggest that the German cars cost the most to maintain. Great cars when they work, difficult/expensive to repair when they don't.

Yeah they use CVTs to reduce emissions - mazda still uses a torque converter and traditional automatic transmission although the new engines have cylinder deactivation

[Zackad]

a manual toyota or honda

[x-trainer ben]

https://www.consumerreports.org/cars...s-a7824554938/

same brands as always

[JT11RTR]

1998 Honda Civic will run 500k miles easy

[WiseOldApe]

a manual toyota or honda

Yeah true - from where I'm sitting the main issue with toyota and honda these days is the automatic CVT

[6gorillion]

prob a Toyota, but they're boring as fuk to drive. Would off myself if I had to daily a cookie cutter econobox.

[WiseOldApe]

https://www.consumerreports.org/cars...s-a7824554938/

same brands as always

NOt sure about that list - it has BMW in the 'most reliable' range lmfao

prob a Toyota, but they're boring as fuk to drive. Would off myself if I had to daily a cookie cutter econobox.

Point A to B reliably

[barnstormerr]

toyota

[x-trainer ben]

1 Lexus
79


2 Toyota
76

That is Japanese, last time i checked.
My Toyota Avalon got almost 400,000

[jamalfudge]

Does lexus use CVT?

Toyota/Lexus has or is working on a CVT that has an actual first gear which is apparently where the issue lies on CVTs.

[WiseOldApe]

1 Lexus
79


2 Toyota
76

That is Japanese, last time i checked.
My Toyota Avalon got almost 400,000

What's the difference between a toyota avalon and a toyota camry

[JayDigital]

Obvious answer is going to be Toyota and Honda, along with their luxury brands Lexus and Acura.

Had my Jeep for almost 15 years with no issues. Was always on top of maintenance. Was tough getting rid of it. Brought both my kids home from the hospital after birth in that truck. Lots of memories.

Have had my current Toyota 5.7L V8 for 6 years. Expect it to run flawlessly until at least 2030, which is when I'll look to jump into something else.

Think most modern cars would be quiet reliable, if only they were maintained properly. Most people suck at just keeping up with regular maintenance like simple oil change.

[DASBUNKER]

I've seen corollas 98 and I think even earlier years alive, busted up but still on the road

[SaviorSelfJT]

Toyota/Lexus has or is working on a CVT that has an actual first gear which is apparently where the issue lies on CVTs.

This is a thing now

[WiseOldApe]

This is a thing now

yeah and it's all done in an effort to save 1MPG

[theory816]

Yall nigguhs keep saying Toyotas but I've seen some pretty reliable American cars on the road. Had an old as GM truck that woodent die.

[GuineaDago585]

Toyota
Mazda
Honda

[Fang2]

Nissans have a pretty long lifespan.

[David275]

1998 Honda Civic will run 500k miles easy

Srs? I sold my 98 Civic much earlier than that. Maybe I should have kept it lol.

It was such a great car.

[SaviorSelfJT]

Nissans have a pretty long lifespan.

for most Nissan owners, it’ll be the last car they’ll need in their life

[HairyWBush]

we can narrow this down to the ones with a stick
stick for life srs everything is stick

[Maestro]

If all you care about is transportation and don't care about handling, looks or speed, then you can't go wrong with a base model Toyota Camry/Lexus or Honda Civic/Accord. They may be boring, but they can potentially last you 500k miles if you keep up with the maintenance.

[theory816]

If all you care about is transportation and don't care about handling, looks or speed, then you can't go wrong with a base model Toyota Camry/Lexus or Honda Civic/Accord. They may be boring, but they can potentially last you 500k miles if you keep up with the maintenance.

Fook that. I want to be thug life

[6gorillion]

If all you care about is transportation and don't care about handling, looks or speed, then you can't go wrong with a base model Toyota Camry/Lexus or Honda Civic/Accord. They may be boring, but they can potentially last you 500k miles if you keep up with the maintenance.

couldn't even imagine driving the same car even half that distance, would get so bored of it