WORST Cars & SUV's That Owners Regret Buying The Most

Great video as always Shari. I love watching these best of/worst of videos. I can pass the info on to family and friends when they are looking for a new vehicle. We LOVE our 2021 Toyota Venza Limited. Averaging 5.72 L/100 km/41.1 mpg after 2 years. Sad to hear it is being put out to pasture again (it first arrived as a rebadged Toyota Harrier turned into a Lexus RX many years ago). Hopefully we will have many wonderful, stress free years with it.

Mazda CX30 is top car, love it, drives great and I've never had an issue with any Mazda I've owned

Thanks for the format of this video…. Love the way you automatically give the recommend cars with out going to another video….. 👍👍👍👍👍

The moral of the story with this and other similar videos is: Buy a Toyota or a Honda. If you can't do that, buy a Subaru or a Mazda.

Impressive side by side comparison! Very effective! I am a Mazda 3 owner and have no regrets! ❤

Great content. Thank you.

I did surveys for Nissan USA and got feedback from customers who had service on their vehicles and more then 75% of them were unhappy. Very poor service. Avoid Nissan in the US!

Nissan used to be one of the top cars back in the days in Japan. Wonder they can ever get their act together. So sad.

THANK YOU!!!!! We are currently in litigation with Nissan/Infiniti to repurchase our 2022 QX50 Sensory. It has had so many electrical problems, sensor problems, and connectivity problems that Infiniti does not seem able or willing to fix. The entire A/V unit has been replaced twice and all 3 units failed to work properly. Nissan/Infiniti financial also has a 3rd party buyout lease restriction which would have required us to take a $10,000+ hit to get rid of a car that doesn’t even function properly. This process has been so frustrating. I’m just happy to see that there is finally information out there about how bad this car is. Not to mention incredibly unsafe because the sensors engage the breaking system and our Nissan/Infiniti dealership service department says they can’t do anything about that because they can’t get a code on it. Sooner than later that is going to do a great deal of harm.

The moral of this video is that many buyers are not happy owning Nissan's or entry-level Mercedes-Benz models.

As usual, the content of this episode is excellent! Many viewers will benefit from this presentation. Thank you!

My neighbor's husband bought a Alpha Romeo Giulia in spite of my warnings. That car was a constant problem, regularly going to the dealer, then a Italian "Junk" repair shop, that fleeced them mercilessly. Finally, they ended splitting up over the car's problems and after she realized why he wanted a flashy, middle-aged, "let me impress the young ladies car"...well you know the rest. In short, the Giulia seemed like a curse. In more ways than mechanicals!😂

In case anyone is wondering, we love our 2013 Subaru Outback and in another 10 years we will probably trade it in on another one. ( It only has 160 thousand miles on it now)

Great presentation!!! Your analysis and information is always very accurate and helpful! Toyota, Honda, Subaru and Mazda all the way!!😀😀

Nissan started going down hill when the teamed up with Renault. They tried to introduce the Infinity into the UK but nobody wanted to buy them. It's such a shame that the Accord Hybrid was never sold in Europe.

❤❤❤❤ very helpful. What is the source of your data. Hope one day you will do the most satisfied or dissatisfied mid size SUV

You make great videos.

I've had my 2008 Nissan Altima since Nov. 2007. Have over 300,000 miles on it and its still going. So there's that.

Hi, I’m planning to buy lexus ux300 instead of NX due to budget constraints. I’m I going with the right decision, and is UX a worthy model?

Some of the answers seem motivated by image. I wonder how these rating will fair in 3 years. When a bit of the shine has diminished and true reliability becomes a big factor.