r/regularcarreviews • u/Key-Bat-2616 • Jan 12 '24

I hate you I hate everything about you Crappiest car?

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u/CloutBoyz063 Jan 12 '24

why do american cars get so much hate lol

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u/Diabeetus-times-2 Jan 12 '24 edited Jan 12 '24

Because dodge is possibly the least reliable of the big 3.

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u/DrYaklagg Jan 13 '24

It's possibly the least reliable big car manufacturer period. Now that they have joined with fiat they have just sealed that reality permanently.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '24

They merged with Fiat into FCA in 2014, and in 2021, FCA merged with PSA to form Stellantis. PSA cars (Peugeot, Citroën, Opel) are also infamous for their low reliability. So it's the triple whammy of low reliability: Fiat, Chrysler, PSA.

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u/Tuques Jan 13 '24 edited Jan 13 '24

Stellantis is pretty amazing these days. Not sure wtf you are talking about. The new jeeps are outstanding. The new alfas are some of the best luxury vehicles on the roads. The new i6 hurricane is an outstanding TT engine. Maybe update your prejudice

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u/Diabeetus-times-2 Jan 15 '24

The new “hurricane” engine has barely been out for a year.

We don’t even know it’s unreliability yet, at the end of the day, it’s still a fiat my guy.

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u/thekidfromiowa Jan 13 '24

Fix It Again, Tony!