15 least reliable cars

[GoodCar]

Mitsubishi Lancer must get the manual one AKA CS3. Service twice a year or 10k which ever come first.

178,000km still getting average Km/L.

 

The rest are the usual wear and tear

 

 

[GoodCar]

Mitsubishi Lancer must get the manual one AKA CS3. Service twice a year or 10k which ever come first.

178,000km still getting average Km/L.

 

The rest are the usual wear and tear

 

 

[Octopus]

8 minutes ago, GoodCar said:

Mitsubishi Lancer must get the manual one AKA CS3. Service twice a year or 10k which ever come first.

178,000km still getting average Km/L.

 

The rest are the usual wear and tear

 

 

I just recently retired my Lancer GLX 1.6M at mileage of >300,000 km around 12 years old. I find it quite reliable, both engine and manual gear box working fine, air-con system original condition including compressor, cooling coil, etc never require any service or maintenance, power steering system like pump, racks, etc still original condition, car chassis still quite solid no squeaking sound on uneven roads..... Fuel consumption still around 11 ~ 13+ km/l depending on the type of road travel.

[GoodCar]

Yes, average about 13 Km/L

This legendary MIJ coming to 15 years, only replaced one of the two radiator fan , aircon pressure line due leak and the rest are normal wear and tear scheduled items. Let my kid enjoy nd perfect the skill of  manual gear and drive until “Thai Chia” :). 

[Vinceng]

I'd say in general, Japanese, Korean and Malaysian makes provides worry free motoring.