Your car brand is reliable?

Your car brand is reliable?

I drive a renault and want to kms every single day

What happened to Volkswagen

For me, it's the VW Polo

Lexus uses 2.0GPa-grade hot-stamped high-tensile steel for the B-pillar, achieving both weight reduction and collision safety. Toyota says it is the world's first application. This is why Lexus is known as the most reliable car on earth.

my BENZ is older then the most wankers on this board!

don't look at recent recalls from toy-yoda...

Left: Normal car body frame
Right: Japanese car body frame

the only thing they now have to do is to not build boring cars with boring engines!

My car is not even on the chart
That's what you deserve for posting bbc bait

High-tensile steel has both hardness and ductility, which is why it is less likely to cause cracks. Its design philosophy has similarities with the blade pattern of Japanese swords. It will help you understand why Japanese samurai swords were superior to European knight swords.

Now show both after a few years of riding in wet conditions

not a single chinese brand

Chinxsissies...

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Yeah, I drive a Toyota Corolla

Chrysler

KWAB (kek what a bankruptcy)

Mercedes-Benz C250 and Hyundai Sonata. The first yes, second no.

I also have a Toyota RAV4 but it's technically my family's car. That one has been literally flawless without a single issue.

My Toyota Yaris is up for demolition this week. Entire car is rusting away while the only mechanical failure I've experienced from 150k to 250k were those ignition things you can replace for next to nothing.

my car's brand USED to be reliable, not anymore, desu most modern cars are not reliable in any sense, the reliability has gone downhill dramatically since 2005.

Toyotas are really built to last man these things will be ran in -40C and blizzards, entire wheels covered in mud, offroading in the forest, machineguns mounted on the bed in syria, daily driving for a carpenter loading all his stuff on the back, and they just keep going.

Good stuff, the nippon man knows his stuff

my mum has been driving a hyundai for years and never had any problems with it

why are american cars so unreliable

no peugeot

no renault

no citroen

French industry completely buckbroken rn

made in mexico

some are made in canada as well, but yeah my chevy from 2012 is basically dead atp and it didn't even make it to 250k km (155k miles) lol

Toyota is the only car brand I trust

I didn't know Hyundai were considered that unreliable. I did have the starter motor on mine die a few years ago and it was expensive to replace.

my mom's toyota camry has 200,000 miles on it and has never had a single issue lol

she even got into several accidents with this car the entire front is smashed in

I have a Mexican made car and it has 280,000 with no issues.

Cope. Plenty of Japanese cars are also made in Mexico. It's actually due to Ford and Chrysler cutting corners.

yeah. i dont know anyone who drives american unless the its 40+ years old or a pickup

cope harder hans
your newer plastic shitboxes don't last for shit

Yes, it's Korean :^)

while japanese cars are super reliable and built to last. they are also souless and drive so lifelessly, there's no fun to be had without major mods, i really do thank the germans for fahrvergnugen though, they just get it.

Toyota's new Prius will run 20-30km per day only with perovskite solar power, it will be released soon.

Where the fuck is Suzuki??

Mercedes benz and audi are fucking trash now

Suzuki has withdrawn from US car market, they are focusing on Indian market instead.

Go to Google images and look for charts for reliability in cars. You'll find 20 different charts telling 20 different stories. For extra effect, check charts in different countries too.
They are the most random shit.

I always read about how unreliable Jeeps are but my first two lasted over 200,000 miles and my current one is at 166,000 and the only major work I've had to do was replace the control arms.