These Are The Top 10 LEAST Satisfying Cars To Own!

You two always feel like just an uncle and nephew hanging out on the porch talking , good stuff. 😊

This electric car thing is coming to a grinding halt

The Altima hasn't just been what it used to in the 90's. After the 2nd generation Altima ended in 2001 quality and reliability dropped significantly. At least Nissan adressed the size/interior space issue that 2nd generation had.

A lot of what these guys call good tech is what I call junk I don't need and don't want to pay for.

Bought a 2011 Altima rental car with 40K miles in 2013, have changed CVT fluid by dropping pan only 3 times. Now we're up to 180K miles no issues. I also changed the small trans filter once at about 120K. Bought a 2022 AWD Altima new, has 33K miles. Like the ride & trunk space & 35 mpg in our mixed driving not much in city. Have Blizzak tires on steel rims only snow drifts will stop it ! Last winter drove it up to Arapahoe Basin ski area twice on snow covered pass & feels like riding on rails !

I know we're talking cars but so far one of the most satisfying vehicles to me has been my new 24 XD pro4x. Fantastic truck!

I’m on my second Forte GT (first the 2022 six-speed which I sold to Carvana for more than I paid for it) then an identical 2023 GT with the DSG. Each with the 201-hp 1.6T engine. At $26K fully loaded OTD it’s been really enjoyable, and a hell of a value. FYI this is my 38th car (32 new / 6 pre-owned)

All these issues with transmissions. Bring back the manual options!!

I really wanted to like the VW Taos but honestly, the 7spd dsg 4motion version is just unsafe from a drivability perspective. In 15 years I've owned versions of the mk5, mk6, and mk7 golf, so I'm brand loyal to VW. I like the way the taos looks and handles but in traffic situations I have never in my life experienced a vehicle in which the engine, transmission, and gas pedal are literally at war with each other. The sad thing is Ive heard the 2wd version with the 8spd auto has none of these issues, but I after drove the dsg I went down the road and bought a Honda CRV hybrid. I don't love the Honda at all but it does what I need it to do safely and I trust it.

My mother purchased an Oldsmobile Alero and only owned it for a week before taking it back. She loves her Tacoma and Camaro for sunny days.

And that is why nobody wants to make affordable cars anymore. There's no problem using the engine. I had a Corolla from the 80's with 69 horsepower stick shift and I would floor it, rev it up every single day and I had no problem launching, merging, keeping up with traffic.

I actually bought a 40th anniversary gti with a manual specifically because of the rumors that they manual wouldn't exist for 24. I had to order it through a major leasing company that works with multiple dealerships in order to get a manual. They found one that was still sitting in the port in tx, hadn't even been delivered to a dealer yet.

I love your description of the infinity running like a tired old idling Mercury 2 stroke outboard. Hilarious!

Awesome drive and review with mark!💯

Being in the parts supply business, why do the parts for Kia/Hyundia cost as much as parts for BMW, Mercedes, LR/Jag parts? Also, late models are harder to find parts for. Customers are shocked at the prices of the parts for "cheaper priced" vehicles. We are seeing a lot of Korean vehicle trade-ins at our dealerships... satisfaction rating?

My vw mk5 r32 has been incredibly wonderful to own. Small, quick, and the best exhaust note.

Got a standard Jetta new June 2022, great car, very impressed with it. I also own a Suburban, Focus RS & a CRV. The current Jetta's are the best examples to date. Shopped many cars before settling with the Jetta.

I have a family member that SWEARS by his Chrysler 200🤣 I have no idea why

My wife has a Seltos with a DCT and absolutely hates it.

I like the Vinfast VF3. I can imagine removing all the doors and using it as a really nice golf cart!