9 Cars Owners Get Rid of in the First Year | Here is Why !!

I noticed no RollsRoyces??? I.ll just go home in my 1987 YUGO

English & German cars
Y do u still buy these expensive turd cars?

The only thing you can rely upon with Jaguar Landrover, is it's un-reliability. 😏😏😏..................

The trouble with statistics is how they are interpreted. One car on this list is a big rental seller. So maybe the year timing makes is about right for sale. Many of the others are expensive so maybe buyers trade vehicles yearly. Given the first year a of a car post "new' sale is the big hit in resale value, dumping it due to dislike is a big $ ouch. While I think over all it is a interesting set of number I am not sure dissatisfaction is the only or even main contributor to turnover.

🤔🤔I like the analogy Nissan = the Chrysler of Japan

BMW needs 6 cylinders not 4

Build quality of most normal cars has over the last 20 years or has so gone rapidly down hill whereas the costs have gone rapidly through the roof !

I don't understand why people are still buying the JLR brands ! In my mind they are everything in a car that I don't want !!

New Beemers are sheit.

how are people too stupid to see this channel is run by an AI?

😭😭😭 my turbocharged luxury car has turbo lag😭😭😭😭

Just sounds to me like a lot of these owners are just whiny little criers with too much money

The statistics used are fundamentally flawed. Many dealerships register a brand new car when it is superseded by an upgrade or model change and sell them as used vehicles.

Anything British you can assume is shit.

Here's a thought, with the exception of the Nissan, these sort of luxury car owners tend to like having a brand new car every year. I wonder how many of those who bought a BMW, Mercedes or Range Rover went back and replaced it with the latest model from the same brand?

If I w@need a luxury suv I would get the Lexus GX. I found a used 2017 Lexus GX with 100,000 kms for $30,000. Japanese built and stupidly reliable.

This video is complete nonsense. Its suggesting there is something wrong with the cars to justify the returns or the fact that a certain percentage end up as second hand within the first year. Yet it ignores the fact that as luxury cars (mostly) many of them may be one year commercial leases or imported stock that must be registered and sold as "demonstrators" in the first year. You will note that this survey does not list any American cars, which does seem odd given that Ford and GM build some complete turkeys. It would be more helpful if there was some analysis done on why cars were resold in the first year so that consumers could draw conclusions based on evidence not hearsay and aspersion.

2004 Toyota Camry 4 cylinder auto, 220000klms, regularly serviced, no mechanical issues ever. The motor is as good as it ever was, fantastic value motor vehicle…..❤

Why don't you guys try PEUGEOT cars Very reliable and very safety conscious especially in a crash!

Mine was a 2021 Buick Encore GX. The longer I owned it the more I hated it.

This channel is from US Anti China‼️

How can you have high cost of ownership in the first year? Don't all these cars have at least one year of full warrantee coverage?

Best car I ever owned is electric fiat 500e. Amazing and reliable

Only Cars from EU, Uk and Asia in it not one US car ,,,,strange

Nice video!

No surprises here... BMW, Jaguar, and Land Rover have been unreliable, extremely expensive-for-what-you-get luxury brands for decades. Nissan is a bottom feeder in the Japanese car market. Mercedes lost their way when they were part of Chrysler, who taught them all their bad habits. For owner satisfaction, get a Mazda, Honda, or Toyota, or maybe a Subaru. We keep our Priuses for a decade or more. We have three, so obviously there is much to like and there is little to complain about.

Not sure how all the BMWs in this vid have “high maintenance costs” when BMW includes three years free maintenance and a warranty as well. So, out of pocket is ZERO. Note: the X1 is front wheel drive, so if a buyer is expecting otherwise, will be disappointed. Comments?

Mercedes Benz c class and bmw 3 series with bmw x3 is south african made... No wonder 🤣🌍

The Merc C is a taxi. Understand that & you won't be so upset.

Personally I feel the true root reason people rid them selves of these mid income vehicles isn't performance. Altho this may seem legit the average driver isn't that astute when it comes to any performance. It's the brand that captivates the. The ol OOO look at me!! When reality strikes the wallet It's the high cost of ownership. It takes about a year to learn that expense.

Lexus RX450 is the most reliable suv i have ever owned.15 years old and drives like a dream.I have only ever had a back light and two front springs replaced.125000 miles and still drives like new.

Jaguars are not what they used to be, a better option now is a Japanese mark that proudly displays the fact that it is Japanese. Jaguar lost a ton of support now it's only a tiny bit made in the uk but mostly made in China, Brazil, India, Austria, and Slovakia. It's a bitsa, bitsa this and bitsa that, plastic, and tatt, underpowered overrated and overpriced, and to me ugly!

Is this a glorifying commercial for BMW?

Why do people keep on buying these crappy cars other than just wanting to be a show off in the neighborhood.

I think what strikes me most are the cars that are not on the list. These ones are premium UK & German cars (with the Nissan being the exception). Is that to say US car drivers would prefer cheap mediocre cars? Costs seem to be a common theme.

Hi there. If you'll be kind to make a video about Rover 75 diezel engine (good and bad experiences) it would be very nice of you 😀👍

All cars are hunks of plastic shit. Japanese American European all have started making their vehicles out of cheaper materials and charging more for them. the thing now is everything is turbocharged which adds more things to break that are expensive.

Old Hondas and Toyotas used to be very simple. that’s what made them reliable. Now they’re like everyone else. Over priced hunks of junk that are riddled with problems

High Tech (gimmicks) is not the same as Luxury.

Rangerover now is basically english / chinese . So its not worth anything in the showroom. Just like BMW . They used to make good cars .

The biggest problems with cars today that they are over engineered! Too many useless gadgets.
I owned a 1969 MB 300 SEL 6.3 ! That was a flawless car! Near zero maintenance - but, I have faithfully changed the oil, filter and plugs.Fuel injected 300 HP engine, midnight blue, air suspension, fold-down writing table in the rear passenger seat, rear window curtains.
I drove that from Tacoma, WA. to Tampa, Fl. This car was a head-turner if you've ever seen one.
Then, I gave it to my mom and headed back to Alaska.

reviews are very old

I have a 19 bmw 330. one of the best cars i've owned. I've only had to pay for oil changes and a set of tires in 45k miles. also gets 39mpg on the highway, my wife purchased a 23 x3 about 7 months ago..absolutely loves it. 33 mpg on the hwy

none of these are normal cars the average person would buy

I love my 2018 Chevy Silverado. only 16,000 miles. Bought it new. No payments. Haha

The BMW 3 series make the company. I’m a little confused because I’ve leased one and pay $0 for maintenance. I would NEVER buy a used BMW…unless…I honestly can’t think of a single reason to actually buy one used or not.

Direct Injection(causes carbon build up, and requires expensive cleaning to be carried out from 30,000kms onward depending on make and model ) and too much technology in cars is the biggest downfall.

Thanks!

At our auto repair shop we get 2nd or 3rd owners of Used BMW's, Range rovers, jags etc. At first, they all think they are so cool driving these. Give them a few months, most are sorry they bought the piece of shit. It costs big money to look cool.

They break because they are over engineered too many sensors go bad on modern cars and thats all modern cars now.