My thoughts:
Best: Lexus and Toyota
Worst: Audi and Chevrolet
Go!
Best: Lexus and Toyota
Worst: Audi and Chevrolet
Go!
Choosing Lexus and Toyota is a bit redundant imo. Toyota and luxury branded Toyota.My thoughts:
Best: Lexus and Toyota
Worst: Audi and Chevrolet
Go!
Choosing Lexus and Toyota is a bit redundant imo. Toyota and luxury branded Toyota.
I Yeah, Audi deserves to have its hat in the ring (even though I own one). I've done everything I can to "bulletproof" my A6 and its been awesome for years, but you definitely shouldn't have to go out of the way to "bulletproof" a sedan in the first place. I've put over 60k miles on my A6 and have not had to do a single serious repair so far, but again I have gone out of my way with preventative maintenance and fixing common failure points ahead of time. Having Chevrolet as unreliable is a real head scratcher though, by no measure can I see Chevy being categorized as unreliable.
Most reliable: Buick LeSabre with the 3800 engine
Honestly had no idea Chrysler still made carsConsumer Reports disagreed with your Worst Picks during last year's report: Mercedes Benz & Chrysler.
They were absorbed into the conglomerate Stellantis NV in 2021.Honestly had no idea Chrysler still made cars
Lots of options to turn into a great auto cross car. Very fun to drive, with great cornering.
GOAT
New Beemers are garbage for reliability AND the repairs cost an absolute fortune. And the cars look like shit now, and they're too heavy except for the M4 CSL which no one can buy anyways.The last car I drove, a 2021 BMW 330i was by far the biggest piece of shit I’ve ever driven