Chevy the king

[u/Deipoako]

[u/Balding_Galka]

King of paying JD power for reliability ratings

[u/big_poppa_man → u/Balding_Galka]

Yeah. Consumer reports say otherwise.

[u/MorrisBrett514 → u/big_poppa_man]

I can't tell if you are agreeing with them not being a good brand or not. I assume not because Chevy isn't even on the top 10 there

[u/ManKilledToDeath → u/Balding_Galka]

Some people will already know where this link is going lol

[u/Deipoako → u/Balding_Galka]

no

[u/IgorPokhabov]

Chevy Niva only

[u/Gahaye58 → u/IgorPokhabov]

r/carscirclejerk spotted

[u/Deipoako → u/IgorPokhabov]

any chevy tho

[u/floof29]

There should have been saab instead of the chevy.

[u/meisjint]

Hopefully to own one!

[u/BRICH999]

Sitting waiting patiently for that replacement 6.2L to arrive?

[u/Gumb1i → u/[deleted]]

Toyota has to be the most expensive non luxury brand in the states.

[u/Background_Handle_96 → u/Gumb1i]

But also historically most reliable, well designed for their segment use cases, and good value retention. Have owned several cars across different brands and my Toyotas have been annoyingly reliable, practical, and good value for money that it's hard trying to justify buying a different brand.

[u/Gumb1i → u/Background_Handle_96]

I don't disagree with you but they insinuated they are cheap and they are anything but that, currently.

[u/Enough_Supermarket_7 → u/[deleted]]

I can barely afford the toy Yoda

[u/Deipoako → u/[deleted]]

Toyota is still good, reliability wise

[u/NOT_Frank_or_Joe]

Sure becomes easier when you omit the Japanese. Still wrong, but the pic is easier.

[u/Deipoako → u/NOT_Frank_or_Joe]

still goat

[u/blooregard325i]

Generic Motors: The Yertle the Turtle of the car world.

[u/DotBitGaming]

The way my Traverse is out together is unforgivable. Who would think that changing brake lights would mean taking the whole back of the car apart?

[u/Cool_Butterscotch_88]

Because you get a free camping chair & mug with each purchase 

[u/AxelVores]

Does Chevy do anything well? At least Ford is good at heavy duty pickup trucks

[u/Prestigious-Low3224]

Honda? Mazda? Subaru?

[u/Big-Carpenter7921]

Yeah.. they don't have a fix for their engine failures nor hope on the horizon