Скачать или смотреть 8 CAR BRANDS YOU SHOULD AVOID IN 2026 – RELIABILITY IS COLLAPSING

Most people think car reliability is about engines breaking or cars refusing to start.
But in 2026, the real danger isn’t mechanical failure — it’s brand failure.
In this video, FixOrFlip breaks down 8 major car brands you should seriously think twice about in 2026, not because every model they make is bad, but because long-term reliability, resale value, and ownership security are starting to collapse.
We’re talking about:
Rising recalls and quality issues


Aggressive cost-cutting that shows up years later


Rushed EV and hybrid transitions creating new problems


Falling resale values that trap owners in long loans


Dealer networks shrinking and support becoming uncertain


This isn’t about panic or clickbait.
It’s about patterns — the same warning signs that show up before brands lose buyer trust and owners start paying the price.
If you’re planning to buy a car in 2025 or 2026, or if you already own one of these brands and care about depreciation, warranties, and long-term value, this video could save you thousands.
We focus on brand-level risk, not just individual models, because when a brand struggles, every owner under that badge feels it — through resale value, insurance costs, financing, and repair support.
Whether you’re financing, leasing, or buying used, understanding where the car market is heading matters more than ever.
👉 Watch until the end, because the number one entry isn’t just one brand — it’s a corporate structure that could impact millions of owners at once.
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Comment below if one of these brands surprised you or if you’re thinking about selling before 2026


Cars should take you places — not take your savings.

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