2025 Best Cars & SUV's | STUPID People Buy Something Else

I am not sure of selecting Benz due to reliability issues. Yor reference to spotty histrory is an understatement. Remember: " if it ain't brocken, not enough options "

People are not buying over price cars anymore we are holding on to our cars. After paying them off

I agree with your recommendations. I'm very happy to hear that they got rid of the Honda Civic 1.5 turbo. For this segment I prefer the mazda3. We've owned at least one mazda3 for the past 20 yrs with no issue so much so that this year when my daughter got her license she wanted a mazda3 I didn't hesitate to get her one. They have the best interiors, reliability and drive like dream for a compact. I enjoy your videos, keep them coming.

Car prices keep increasing so people are holding onto the older cars much longer.

Been eyeing a Mazda CX-50 for the past couple of years (hoping to buy within the next year or two). It probably offers the best value in the crossover or compact SUV segment. It's definitely the best looking and it's probably the most reliable in the price range. Starting with the 2025 models, the CX-50 will also come with a hybrid engine option. They'll be using the Rav4 hybrid engine which is tried and tested. IMO, they've probably been one of the best bang for buck vehicles over the past few years. There haven't been significant changes to the CX-50 since it's inception in 2022, so buying pre-owned might be a better option for people considering the non-hybrid version.

These are his personal choices. Buy what you want if you can afford it, if not, don't.

You corner the market Mark on the best youtube channel addressing automotive reliability. Thank you for your educational videos as your voice is much needed as manufacturers take advantage of consumer ignorance with ever increasing technical complexity. PS. I should open my piggie bank and buy that 911 you reviewed. I have been to the well too much and no longer need the fix to pony up but I still think about it. To me Porsche is the king but comes with a price. As to the inevitable comparison with the C8 Z06, speaking of reliability, Porsches are better sorted. Even though I worked at Chevy Engineering where the C8 was developed, it has been plagued with typical GM problems and in particular dual clutch transmission problems you don't want to live with when the warranty expires.

The Honda Pilot shown wasn’t the 2025. The new Pilot is squared off has a different grill and PILOT as spelled out across the entire back. It’s much better looking.

The GX550 was built to provide incredible wheel travel and it really excels Offroad.

My daughter has a GLB250 and really likes it. It's great for around town, easy to park and driving in city traffic. It's quiet and holds the road on the highway. Very roomy inside.