Car Mechanics Are Finally Speaking Out About New Cars & Trucks, It’s Not Good

by EzekielDiet.com
Posted on Jul 27, 2026

Ezekiel Diet Note:  I’m telling you, it’s time to start looking for a low mileage, high-quality, pre-2019, pre-SIM call-home car or truck before the other 99% figure out what’s going on.

It certainly appears as though the owners have decided to make automobiles too expensive to own from the high cost of ownership, high cost of basic maintenance and repair costs, high cost of insurance, and then the cost of fuel. They’re pricing most people out of new cars.

I’m looking for a fourth generation (2016-2022) Lexus RX 450 hybrid SUV which I consider one of the best real quality SUVs ever made.

F Bomb Warning: Beware of a few F Bombs from angry mechanics in this video trying to keep up with new computerized, high-tech car’s designed to die before 100,000 miles. Part of this problem may well be car manufacturers that are in the beginning stages of AI run production lines in a post-human-engineer world.

In this video, we dive into what technicians are saying about today’s cars, skyrocketing repair bills, ever-more-complex technology, software-heavy vehicles, tough diagnostic issues, reliability problems, and why so many believe modern vehicles are becoming significantly harder and more expensive to own and maintain.

Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: fair use for criticism, comment, news reporting, and educational purposes is permitted. All content is used for commentary and transformative purposes. We do not claim ownership of copyrighted material. All rights belong to their respective owners. If you are a copyright holder and have concerns, please contact us for removal or credit.

car mechanics, car market crash, new car prices, new car problems, expensive cars, car depreciation, auto industry collapse, car market bubble, unreliable cars, over engineered engines, car reliability issues, dealership inventory, Americans rejecting new cars, overpriced vehicles, auto industry crisis, vehicle depreciation, car recalls, mechanic advice, car reliability, new vehicle market, car buying crisis, automotive repair, car repairs

0

Newest Videos

MORE ARTICLES