Here’s Why New Cars Suck is what we’re gonna talk about. In this video. There are so many reasons  we already know the prices are insane, but wait until we have to repair these vehicles. It cost more to purchase the vehicle more to repair the vehicle more issues with the vehicle we will see how reliable these vehicles are in the future time will tell.
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By dennismary.slave@gmail.com
I am a Vet. Surgeon and Publisher
Cars are gonna dissapear
Car quality dropping , prices going up, just not worth it.
I’ve test drove several new cars in the last couple years because I’m getting ready to need a new vehicle in the near future and honestly I haven’t liked the way any of the newer models drove, It seems like the older models drove better and were just overall built better.
nissan armada titan frontier and sentras are very reliable cars. dont know about other models
Not only that, but cars are becoming soulless homogenized corpo mobiles for the proletarians, they all look like zero passion AI generated designs, nothing exiting to see on the road, no variety no rawness
Don't they use same parts regardless what factory they come out of?
The way the car market is right now it’s a hard pass from me dawg smh
Gotta' agree with ya' on the. Frontier…got two of 'em…2022 & 2023. Thousands less than Toyota…so far problem free. One is a SV Crew cab, the other a SV Extended cab.
If you can't pay cash for it you can't afford it?
True enough on not passing on any of the cost savings to the consumer. The consumer, though, does have choices and if sales slow too much, the material quality/durability might be stepped up.
Dealers aren't really profiting off cars like they used to, right? Hence all these forced add-ons, 3rd party extended warranties, etc. Oh… and if you finance through them they tack on additional percentage in interest to continue profiting.
These newer vehicles remind of the ones made in the USSR back in the day, built as cheap as humanly possible.
I refuse to buy a new vehicle even a Silverado for a Chevy Tahoe or a Lincoln Navigator period in Lincoln Navigator I wouldn't even buy that pile of garbage cuz it doesn't even have a V8 anymore.
But more importantly what these vehicles have in common is the fact they have no front end protection anymore let alone rear end or side protection. There's nothing but plastic and fragile aluminum. I could take my 89 Silverado and hit something and it's barely going to put a dent in the front end. They were built with quality. I would not have one of these new plastic aluminum garbage vehicles. And this will be the last Toyota Corolla I ever buy. I bought a 22 Corolla and it's made out of nothing but plastic and fragile aluminum. I had a person brush me barely and they cost $3,200 worth of damage to my front end. It's just unacceptable.
This would not even have been a thing on my 89 Silverado
I will never sell my 2007 Toyota Highlander…
Get ready for tariffs for this made in Mexico garbage. I’m waiting to buy when sales bottom.
Haven’t bought a new car since 1989. I currently own a 2012 Toyota Tacoma. Has over 100k miles and runs great! Will drive it till the wheels fall off!😅
Expensive and unreliable… ALL of them.
Stop buying the overpriced junk. They will come their senses eventually.
Next cardboard will happen at higher price.
You are absolutely spot on correct the steelerships want to screw you period
That $1500 ad on package alone would chase me off the lot.
A surprise has been the quality and reliability of the palisade and telluride. They are more reliable than Toyota and Honda not to mention standard comes with amazing tech inside.
Congrats Tom on 10k subscribers!
None of these turbo cars will be around in 12 years
It's all part of the plan to keep you constantly in payments since all this new junk will not last as long.
Cars made in Mexico and software made in India is dangerous to drive.
Worse POS I ever bought