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Just found out that my current car will die any day now due to a known defect. It's out of warranty and I have no money to replace it right now.

I've been cursed with car problems my whole life, no matter how well I take care of them, I keep getting screwed.

All of the cars have been Fords because I always heard they were generally dependable and cheap to repair/upkeep, but so far they have all failed me.

What cars do y'all recommend? What cars do you have that just won't give up the ghost no matter how old/beat up they get? If your life depended on your car lasting as long as possible, what car would you drive?

I want whatever car I get next to last me 10-20 years. I want to be that person posting a picture of the odometer hitting 300k miles. I also don't care much about features, reliability is key.

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[–] redcalcium@lemmy.institute 63 points 1 year ago (14 children)

Can't go wrong with Honda and Toyota. They are basically tanks that keep running even when you abuse them.

[–] QuarterSwede@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago (2 children)

Just remember, Toyota and Honda may be gold tier for reliability but they still issue recalls too. They’re also overpriced by $5K-$10K because of their reputations.

[–] Navigate@partizle.com 3 points 1 year ago

Overpriced due to good performance? Sounds like people are just will to pay more to get more

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