Top 10 cars that makes mechanics rich 💲

We stick to Toyota

Altima owners - change your CVT fluid every 30k miles.

Toyota always… lol

I hate that Nissan and Honda are dealing with engine and transmission problems. But I always used to tell people Toyota/Lexus makes better engines and transmissions then both of them yet they still buy those cars anyway due to brand loyalty. Chrysler, gm, bmw, vw are no surprise

Toyota or Lexus cmon man

I'm sorry to bust your bubble. I turned wrenches for twenty some odd years , and i'm not rich. I've had to see a rich mechanic.

All engines allow coolant to pool against the head gaskets. Otherwise the cooling systems would not be completely filled. The Subaru EJ25x engines used poorly engineered head gaskets - that was the issue. Same occurred with certain Toyota engines in the late '80s - early '90s.

You forgot new chevy ,gmc transmissions !!!!!!

@winwitty @undespicableice

Just buy an older Toyota

Wonder how many of those TSI 2.0 engines are being ripped apart when it was only a MAF sensor problem.

Buy a @Tesla and never deal with a mechanic again.

I have a GM with AFM 445,000 kilometres and still no problem because I do an oil flush with every oil change and change my oil every 5000 kilometres and if there is a misfire I don’t drive the car until fixed because driving when the car doesn’t run right ruins lifter’s

If it ain’t Jap it’s Crap 💩

Forgot about the 2018 Rav-4 that catch fire randomly

MK7 mk8 don’t build up carbon anymore. Had my mk7 walnut blasted at 90k and it was barely necessary

# 1 has an easy solution and it cost $180 every 15K. Fuel induction service.. takes 30min. You’re welcome!

Interesting 🤔

What about the Volkswagen 1.2 TSI?

Wow

Maximum!!!!

This is why the newest thing I drive is a 2005 Chevy van