32 New Cars To Avoid

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Conspisiously, Subaru is absent :thinking: :slightly_smiling_face:

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#30 is a car that hasn’t been produced in over 2 years.

FAKE NEWS.

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Hope it’s not a list like H. Elliott’s from Bloomberg

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  1. Infiniti Q50

:kissing:

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Seems like every Chrysler and Jeep models made the list :laughing:

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Any of those lease well?

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Written by a Forbes “Contributor,” so take it with a grain of salt (or just avoid it altogether).

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Right, based on the favorite source for quality of anything for most people - Consumer Reports

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I find Consumer Reports surveys and studies to have poor deviation of error and be poorly conducted and biased.

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No Hondas. Is accurate

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How so? Please elaborate

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Purely anecdotal and my opinion. No empirical observation to really explain.

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Yep, so 20th century.

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I love the 7 series in there. But can’t go wrong for 588 lease!!!

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Compass & 7 Series aside, essentially this is just a list of ‘new’ cars which are actually VERY old. The Grand Caravan is pretty much the exact same vehicle produced since 2007! At this point surely it’s just fleet sales?

The only thing keeping Toyota’s super aged SUV’s off the list is their reliability.

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So old that some of them aren’t even in production anymore

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Consumer Reports neglects to take into account a very important metric: MPAI. Many of the complaints and concerns their reviews highlight are the result of a problem located between the seat and the steering wheel.

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What a garbage list, as many of those “articles” are. There are several decent vehicles on there; every vehicles has it’s faults.

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Updated list, apparently (with the WRX)

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There is no way I’m going to click through 37 slides to get a f@%#g list. Half+ of the value of this article is in its clickbite form.

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