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I only had a vaccum leak on 2.5 4cyl with surging rpm on idle, changed purge valve and all good

Looking into a 2018 Q7 Prestige

If it's a 2017+ Honda it's trash. They have nothing but electric gremlins and the paint is trash. They have fallen so far.

yeah i have a 2010 limited V6...i've replaced drive shaft $1,200, rear wheel bearings $500, n replaced the recall rear tie rods at $1100 with aftermarket parts...most dealers will NOT touch the recall i called 4 dealers who basically said i would have to replace tires yearly lol...n here i thought a recall was suppose to fix the issue permanently...i also contacted Toyota directly who basically said yeah they would not reimbursing me the cost of replacing the tie rods...thanx Toyota!!!

I got 290k on mine loves it

This was a super helpful video. Thanks.

I have 2018 model. Had the 3 recalls all done. Other then that I've had zero problems. Agree with the dead pedal foot rest. It's way to close.

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We had a bit of a scare with our 2018 Q7. It was scheduled for a routine checkup, but a time before that, the timing belt had just jumped of according to Møller (Norwegian VW group distributor). But before that we did drive it around, but since we have the e-tron version we always drove it in ev mode. We have a q4 etron aswell so it sits around alot sadly, or luckily in this case.

Thanks for the info really helpful

I have a 2008 4 door EXL-V6 in black and I love it so easy to drive

All SM does is hold the gear longer so when it shifts up to the next gear the rpm stays in the power range. Thats all sport mode does.

That frame rot looks bad. Definitely need to get that addressed!! Nice review though!

I like their old school 98 look. 😢

I legit owned a 99' Corolla CE for 2 months (Right now and what I drive now) and best car I've ever owned reliability & gas mileage wise. I owned a 2016 Civic EX until it got totaled and not even the civic was better than my Corolla. I've owned over 30+ cars and by far, my Corolla has been treating me the best. I got it for $1,200 legit everything perfect on it mechanically. Only issue was needing a new alternator. Everything else was working as it should, with new parts all around including battery, tires, brakes etc. Cosmetically needed work but only paint wise, body has no dents. It has 193k miles. I got it with a smog check ready to go, with current tags, cold ac, it doesn't even shake or vibrate which is crazy, feels like a new car, seats have no tears either. No weird noises either. I love it man! And yes I'm in Cali where people overpriced their buckets. But this bucket is worth every penny. Legit fills up with $35 and lasts me a month, I drive about 500 miles a month and a week or so. I'm telling you, worth it! I recommend it for a daily!

How much does a job like this cost?

I have a lot of good things to say about the practicality of the gen3 RAV4 - cargo space is huge, the underfloor storage is as big as some small cars have, the middle seat being able to fold is a huge plus when going to IKEA or skiing with your family and also as an easy access for those handling snacks on a road trip, bins are also good. Those plastics and textiles you talked about - actually a plus in my book - besides the passenger seat side losing support the car looks like new on the inside even though it's 17 years old. Of course it has some drawbacks - maintenance regarding the DPF filter is my biggest gripe, also suspension could be more durable, headlights brighter and of course when buying used now the fuel economy is bad when compared to other used cars on the market.

So is it better to get your engine tuned before the transmission tune?

My Honda Pilot 2011 has 200,000 miles on it. Everything original, still drives like the first day. Not a single sound in the car, even when its idling, its really silent.

Recently got a ridgeline. I disagree about the rear seats. Can fit three child seats in the back. I am not a fan of the stadium style seating either, mainly because my toddler can kick my headrest. Otherwise it is class leading in the midsize truck market.

once one car reviewer mentions hard plastic, all feel compelled to do the same. I don't rub the dash or other internal pieces. It's an SUV and the material is appropriate.

The Pedal Entrapment Recall was, "blown out of proportion"? Toyota killed at least 89 people! It cost Toyota $1.2 billion. They recalled 8 million vehicles. How the hell is that funny? Are you stupid or something?

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Hey, at 15 minutes you mentioned the cruise control,if you hold down the cruise control button on the steering wheel for 5 to 10 seconds it will disable the radar cruise control and you can do manual mode like old-school cruise.

Amazing video and review. Sums up the Camry very accurately and i agree with all that you said! I have worked on many Camrys, never on the 8th gen though. But I can tell you from personal experience with every single Camry from the 3rd gen all the way to the 7th gen, they are all excellent vehicles, and I always recommend them to anyone looking for a "normal" sedan. Yeah sure there are one or two to stay away from, mostly the 2.4 with the head bolt issues, but otherwise these are great. I will always be a fan of the V6 variants as they offer lots of power and decent fuel economy for what it is. That list of vehicles at the end is also very accurate haha I was not surprised to see Toyota dominate the top end of the list. I think that's expected on any "reliability" list. Anyway, you've been making some amazing videos lately and I cannot wait to see the next one!

Great Video, Really informative. Off Topic, do you know if they ever found that missing hiker? He was wearing a carhartt hoodie just like that.

These model years slipped a little on reliability. Run some reports on car iq report and you will see the common issue with these are brake failure. Kind of crazy to think something like brakes could be defective in a modern vehicle....but they may of moved to more electronics/sensors to control this simple operation. Great video man, enjoyed it.

I'm just gonna address the elephant in the room. Yeah... my fly was down for like 1/2 of the stand-ups, but I ain't about to re-shoot it 😭 Don't look, you creep.

It sucks that the Camry is now hybrid only. The V6 was brilliant and the 4-cylinder offered a familiar driving experience with a regular automatic.

Why do you keep comparing a Ridgeline to a F150? Two COMPLETELY different trucks for different duties.

I have a 2022 Ridgeline that is paid off. I really like the look of the new Tacoma but, $50 k for a TRD off road trim? Absolutely insane. And the reliability on the Toyota is still unknown. Will hang on to my "fake truck" for now.

Just remember those HP/Tq numbers mean nothing. The important one is what it makes at the wheels and it ain’t much. Like being manual helps. It makes maybe 150whp, and maybe 130lb of torque: which is why it feels gutless perhaps.

I enjoyed this, I dont even own a 4 Runner.

I would like to see a 2.5 hybrid powered Ridgeline.

Anything else you’re bitching about? AND YOU OFFERED $13,000 FOR THAT PIECE OF SHIT??? WTH IS WRONG WITH YOUR BRAIN!!! did your doctor prescribe you a helmet?

It's pretty funny how one reviewer loves how the back seats sit up a bit higher and how another reviewer says how they don't like how the back seats sit up..... it's all based upon what your individual preferences are.....

Yeah so what I have the 2008 version of the family car.... 300 horse pure unadulterated rage...

I guess hes not use to Reliability, like who bashes the car being Beefy, it's built strong! This isythe Review i was looking for.

The SPORTSCAR of SUV!

My Pilot 2006 LX just pass 200K. Other than a couple of batteries, 2 radiators, 2 timing belts, absolutely reliable! My CD stacker is not working but everything else is ok, so no complains! I also had the Odyssey around that time but no transmission issue for both. I guess I was lucky. Actually right after I bought the car brand new, I used the Synthetic oil (Mobile) and I swear it worked (I actually had a story but that's for another post) so I expected the engine to go far and beyond. I live in Utah and I also had the undercoating done which probably help prevent rusting.

Love the videos! 😁 Courtney recently got a ‘22 HRV and has been loving Honda so far!

Great video 😂😂😂

Toyota's reliability and safety is made by fake data.

why are you comparing it to an F150 which is a full size truck .. ridgeline is mid size..

There is recal from Honda for the tailgate harness, they just changed mine on my 2022 ridg.