Most problematic car brands

[epah]

I didn't know Hisense made cars as well, I know they made many things but not cars.

I am talking about Chinese heaps of crap.

 

[Lupus]

I am talking about Chinese heaps of crap.

Now I'm confused I thought this listed problematic car brands, not heaps of crap? Did the Koreans send their cheque to you yet?

 

[pinball wizard]

French are Asian? Do they know?

You should read Douglas Valentine's book to learn about the horrific things the French did in Vietnam...

 

[pinball wizard]

I am talking about Chinese heaps of crap.

**** you.

The mighty Hongqi is the epitomy of motoring excellence.

 

[Lupus]

You should read Douglas Valentine's book to learn about the horrific things the French did in Vietnam...

I have an inkerling, hence why the Vietnam war started, basically Ho chi min just wanted a free country, then America dismissed him, he went and studied in Moscow and became a commie.

 

[dualmeister]

cupholders which fail to serve their purpose adequately

Ah that explains it.
Bunch of yanks complaining that the cup holders are to small for their 30oz McDonald's milkshakes.

Because, there is no way a Toyota is worst than an Alfa.

 

[Pax]

Volvo? Boo

Difficult to believe. None of the 6 Volvos I owned ever had any issues. I always only heard of Volvos to be one of the most reliable ever.

That would be a pipe dream, I mean I do have 2 Renault and honestly in 4 years of having them, I've had to replace the battery.

Must be dud. None of the 4 Reanaults I've owned ever had any issues. My current Duster maybe due for a battery next year, then 5 years old.

Those numbers look rigged.
There is no way the 3rd worst car in the world is a VW
And the 4th an Audi
Impossible
Rigged

As I would have expected, VW is at the top....exactly my experience with the ones I had the misfortune to own, and Audi is also a VW , did you know?

 

[epah]

Ah that explains it. Bunch of yanks complaining that the cup holders are to small for their 30oz McDonald's soft drinks.

Because, there is no way a Toyota is worst than an Alfa.

Why cant toyota build cup holders big enough to hold a gallon of coke?

 

[Lupus]

Difficult to believe. None of the 6 Volvos I owned ever had any issues. I always only heard of Volvos to be one of the most reliable ever.

Must be dud. None of the 4 Reanaults I've owned ever had any issues. My current Duster maybe due for a battery next year.

As I would have expected, VW is at the top....exactly my experience with the ones I had the misfortune to own, and Audi is also a VW , did you know.

I had a Polo for 5 years, worst car I've ever had. My dad who's been a VW zealot for years blames the fact that it was second hand. Not that the car is rubbish and driving it in everyday heavy traffic did more wear and tear to him being retired and barely driving.

 

[schuits]

I think that list looks sus.

 

[dualmeister]

Why cant toyota build cup holders big enough to hold a gallon of coke?

The Japs don't order 30oz McDonald's shakes.
They just need place for their chopsticks.

 

[pinball wizard]

Why cant toyota build cup holders big enough to hold a gallon of coke?

The **** is a gallon?

 

[Sarg3_ZN]

The **** is a gallon?

This is American speak for small, instead of saying "I would like a small coke", the Americans say "can I have a gallon of coke"

 

[Pineapple Smurf]

The **** is a gallon?

@epah has been watching too much Kardashens stuff

 

[epah]

@epah has been watching too much Kardashens stuff

I watch it for Bruce Caitlin Jenner.

 

[Sworaxe]

Would have liked to see where Haval comes in for curiosity’s sake. And Suzuki is notably absent.

Most recent JD Power UK report oddly only up to 2019. Has Suzuki on it.
That Peugeot ranking...

Looked for the same report year from US because there is a big difference between 2019 and 2023.

Not sure these things are worth even looking at.

 

[callisto]

Would have liked to see where Haval comes in for curiosity’s sake. And Suzuki is notably absent.

Having driven a Suzuki Kizashi for 100 000 km over 8 years, I can tell you why. Because I had to replace a failed thermostat. And in the same period the girl had to replace the window washer nozzle on her Gran Vitara (130 000 km). Lots of friends switched to Suzuki seeing our lack of repairs needover close to a decade.

 

[Smugs]

I guess Alfa Romeo just stopped counting permanent oil leaks as "problems" somewhere along the line, no way in hell the dodgy poor man's Ferrari brand has anything remotely approaching good quality

And Land Rover 9th... Come on..