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Been looking at under 30k entry level crossovers/suvs and the reliability reviews I see are pretty bad. Volkswagen Taos was given a 37 by consumer reports, thei
by IronWolve 3y ago
Been looking at under 30k entry level crossovers/suvs and the reliability reviews I see are pretty bad. Volkswagen Taos was given a 37 by consumer reports, their entry level crossover/suv seems to be ranked pretty low.
But they have great reviews for 2024 Taos and its under 30k, buts its new, so who really knows. So much new tech in 2024-2026 coming out, models are changing pretty heavily during refresh.
I think word of mouth is to avoid them.
- neoncontrails 3y agoI was in the market a couple months ago (US). If you haven't given the 2023 Id.4 a look, you might consider it. They're practically giving them away right now due to surplus inventory. The lease deals are especially attractive. My monthly is about what I was quoted for a Honda Accord or a Prius. Software is atrocious. Everything else, extremely happy. While everyone else queues up in an endless Costco line to save $10 off their $100 gas bill, I just relax and order sushi while my car chugs free Level 1 electricity outside.