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32 responses to “The MOST RELIABLE cars (and brands) of 2024 | What Car?”

  1. @theanswer1993 Avatar
    @theanswer1993

    BMW #10 and #9 😀 Stop lying hahaha

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    1. @lottiban377 Avatar
      @lottiban377

      You ´re the kind of guy, who is calling every fact he doesn´t like a “lie”.

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  2. @G6EJD Avatar
    @G6EJD

    The problem with these surveys is they are not normalised for mileage, generally a car that travels few miles is more reliable, and a granny who owns an apparently very reliable car, is because it spends most of its time in the garage!

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    1. @dimjad7933 Avatar
      @dimjad7933

      Grannies don’t go online to complete surveys.

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    2. @G6EJD Avatar
      @G6EJD

      @ even so put an Aygo through the same mileage rigours of say a Company car BMW and it would likely soon fail. Normalising fir mileage evens out the results so 2 failures in 20000miles (2/20000) for a BMW verses 2 failures in 1000miles (2/1000) reveals more realistic results. The Granny reference was for an example to get results…

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    3. @dodiloi Avatar
      @dodiloi

      ​​​​@@G6EJD Miles are not accurate, calculate how many miles does a 2000h driving, at highway speeds (60mph) and city speeds (like 20mph) do. Both cars do the same work hours, one with 120k miles, the other with 40k miles.

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    4. @josipmatic4732 Avatar
      @josipmatic4732

      None Vw, skoda but they driven economy?

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    5. @gavjlewis Avatar
      @gavjlewis

      Well considering we have a Citroen C1 that will tick over 200k miles in the next few weeks, I’m not surprised that the Aygo X (which has the same engine) is proving to be reliable.
      I looked to get one as a replacement, but they are still over £10k even for a 2.5 year old car. Probably should have bought one new considering how well used values are holding up.

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  3. @asdflux Avatar
    @asdflux

    is it porsche daily driven ?? in asia that was a weekend car, cos hot temp

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  4. @rc666 Avatar
    @rc666

    Mini, are you joking?

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    1. @davcuts2897 Avatar
      @davcuts2897

      MINI has been rated the 3rd most reliable brand by Consumer Reports in the USA for the past 2 years. They rate higher than even Honda. It’s hard to believe when in years past they where always near the bottom for reliability.

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  5. @garywood1317 Avatar
    @garywood1317

    It seems hard to believe that Mini is more reliable than the Japanese brands and that no Honda car is in the top 10. We have had two Honda Jazz’s now, and they are bulletproof.

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  6. @apolitis1 Avatar
    @apolitis1

    This survey is ridiculous…does it take into account mileage/warranty/service costs? Not to mention manufacturing quality(I’m looking at you Tesla)…
    I Test drove VW Golf, Audi A1 ,Benz A class, BMW series 1 and Lexus LBX. Lexus gave an 11(!!!) year warranty in both mechanical parts and battery. The others only 3-4. I think that tells you everything you need to know.

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  7. @phil342 Avatar
    @phil342

    Everyone in the industry knows Lexus are the most reliable,

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  8. @markbennett9787 Avatar
    @markbennett9787

    In November 2018 I bought an Alfa Romeo Giulietta MultiAir 150ch, I have done over 60,000 km since new with absolutely no problems at all. I have it serviced annually and have travelled all over France from my home in rural Brittany.

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    1. @flickthenick Avatar
      @flickthenick

      Ha can’t be a proper Alfa – only joking…

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    2. @l4rjy Avatar
      @l4rjy

      Any car can do 60, 000km without issues. I’ve done 210 000miles that is 336 000km in my Prius. Can you do that kind of miles on Alfa?

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    3. @markbennett9787 Avatar
      @markbennett9787

      @@l4rjy Have to wait and see.

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  9. @roelvanes1711 Avatar
    @roelvanes1711

    Mini! Dreadful for reliability and repair costs as they age!

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    1. @gavjlewis Avatar
      @gavjlewis

      Yes the R series cars are shocking. The F series cars seem to be much better. Considering they are only looking at cars from 2019, then Mini have had at least 6 years to iron out most of the issues before these cars were made.

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  10. @briantitchener4829 Avatar
    @briantitchener4829

    Mini? 😏 Mark Twain got it right,–“There are lies, damned lies, and statistics”.

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  11. @spleenator Avatar
    @spleenator

    Mercedes A-Class, a reliable car? This is a joke…

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  12. @WheelieMacBin Avatar
    @WheelieMacBin

    These figures seem strange, as anybody who regularly uses motorways, cannot fail to notice the unusual number of BMW’s on the hard shoulders.

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  13. @kboccuzzi7407 Avatar
    @kboccuzzi7407

    I appreciate your good work here. Is the reliability survey open only to UK residents? I could not get past the location question.

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  14. @paulstaffordcook8799 Avatar
    @paulstaffordcook8799

    What a nonsense video! All YouTube mechanics tell us that BMW, Audi and Mercedes are over complicated and unreliable in the long term (beyond warranty). Reliability videos uploaded by car review channels (such as this one) are based on surveys that are not worth the paper they’re written on. Listen to the mechanics folks.

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    1. @markdawson4625 Avatar
      @markdawson4625

      Totally agree, how any German branded cars can be called reliable now is a joke. Clearly the Japanese build the most reliable cars. Carwow’s reliability survey was more in depth and scientific

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  15. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    For me I think still Japanese cars are the best, and Hyundai is up there too

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  16. @l4rjy Avatar
    @l4rjy

    After watching this video, reliability of What car review is 0 😂

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  17. @stphnwheeler Avatar
    @stphnwheeler

    It doesn’t surprise me that Japanese Cars/Manufacturers dominate reliabilities surveys but no mention of Stellantis products – Peugeot? Citroen? Alfa?

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  18. @norbertoreis4583 Avatar
    @norbertoreis4583

    Premium brand car owners always tend to hide issues with their cars… It’s a classic 🙂

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  19. @philhicks5818 Avatar
    @philhicks5818

    Just ordered our 7 th mini , had six and only one issue in one of them , I’m happy with the result 😊

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  20. @joe80ss Avatar
    @joe80ss

    No way Mini beats lexus, toyota, Suzuki and Honda.

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