> it sometimes lacks the latest bells and whistles but it’s always been reliable and generally cares about your safety. Automotive engineer for 20 years. How p

> it sometimes lacks the latest bells and whistles but it’s always been reliable and generally cares about your safety. Automotive engineer for 20 years. How people still think Toyota today is Toyota of the 1990s, I have no idea. Pro Tip... Every car mfg uses the exact same suppliers. The seats in the Toyota Corrola are made by Johnson Controls, same as any GM. Hyundai builds the frame for Jeep Wrangler and other body on frame trucks. The new Tacoma has a foot and a half of fascia between the grill and bumper because the supplier for the cooling package, bumper, frame, and class-A sheetmetal couldn't agree on things. The electronics in the Fiat 500, are mostly the same as what's in a $400,000 Ferrari. McClaren doesn't spend 1/100th the money that Ford does on power management for a single vehicle, so you need to plug in your super car with a trickle charger when it's not being driven. .... Long story short, almost all vehicles have the same poor reliability right now. This current crop of vehicles 2018+ are easily the least reliable vehicles ever built, mfg doesn't matter.