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Nope, not buying this. Where are Honda and Toyota? 2 brands with the highest owner satisfaction not listed?
ReplyDeleteExactly, they're also the two most reliable brands you could own.
Deleteright you are. I drove my 89 Toyota pickup for 34 years and gave it to my grandson for his 16th b-day.
DeleteBought Subaru Outback in 2017. Still love it. Bought 2022 Outback. It sucks in every way compared to 2017. Should have bought Toyota or Honda.
ReplyDeleteDid they even actually ask anyone? Not one listed I would bother with.
ReplyDeleteWtf is a Rivian?!
ReplyDeleteRivian - after you spent $100K on a little known and likely to die soon brand, you'd BETTER say you love it and would buy another... you're gonna have enough trouble selling it without bad-mouthing it.
ReplyDeleteNope, The F-150 is the most popular truck for the last 35+ years and it didn't make the list? I will drive only Ford trucks. The Ram, GMC, and Toy trucks I tried over the years were riddled with problems and recalls. I have bought mostly European cars except for 1 Lexus for the past 30 years for the wife. Most were traded at 100k except for a Volvo 850 and the current Audi. Mini is a POS as it didn't make it 60k before $10k in repairs the year after the warranty ran out. Only own a BMW while it is in warranty as they get very expensive after the warranty expires (they own Mini). Mercedes is expensive with the services and parts after warranty. The thermostat was the only part that failed in it's trip to 100k and it ate up tires. The wife currently has a Audi. It will be replaced with an Audi or Volvo in a 100k miles. The Volvo 850 was driven by the wife for 120K where it was turned over to the daughter her senior year in high school. The daughter put 65k on it before she got T-boned by an LTD. She had to be cut out of the car but she only broke a nail. Her next car was a 2011 Volvo C30 that she had until last year where she traded it at 190k miles for a loaded Volvo X40. She is Volvo for life.
ReplyDeleteThis list is about as believable as most of the presidential polls from the legacy media.
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