13 Cars to Avoid in 2016

[Flyn]

This article shows 13 new cars to avoid in 2016.

Included are the Cadillac ATS, Ford Fiesta and Focus and the Infinity Q50 among others.

http://www2.forbes.com/business/13-new-cars-to-avoid-for-2016/

Click to read more...

 

[Mook]

Making me click for a list? Come onnnnnnnnnnnnnn

 

[Mike K]

Forbes is nothing but clickbait these days. They run a different version of this "list" every couple days.

 

[Thirdgen89GTA]

And everything has a negative reliability rating which of course is not explained anywhere in the article. So its probably useless as a measurement.

 

[cacicgtp7]

This article shows 13 new cars to avoid in 2016.



Included are the Cadillac ATS, Ford Fiesta and Focus and the Infinity Q50 among others.



13 New Cars To Avoid For 2016 | Forbes

INFINITI

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

Figured mustang would be number one

 

[bikrboy128]

that's alot of dodge

 

[Flyn]

Jeepers!

 

[Flyn]

Making me click for a list? Come onnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Ha Ha! I hate the click throughs, too. At least it skips the Forbes entry page.

 

[DEEZUZ]

Someone post the list

 

[smug]

Looks about right to me.

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

13. Acura RLX
12. Cadillac ATS
11. Chrysler 200
10. Chevy Suburban
9. Dodge Journey
8. Ford Fiesta
7. Ford Focus
6. Dodge Dart
5. Infiniti Q50
4. Jeep Cherokee
3. Jeep Compass
2. Jeep Patriot
1. Nissan Pathfinder

 

[03slomach]

Mostly throw away cars... like always

 

[Flyn]

As always, half of them are Mopar. Chrysler's still destroying the quality in any brand it touches.

 

[nytebyte]

I call BS on some of that article.

I know people who have some of these cars and they are perfectly reliable.
I have family that have owned many Focuses for 150,000+ miles with little to no issues.

What does Forbes consider negative reliability? The necessity to change the oil? Need brake pads every so often? Needs new tires after 50K miles? The fact you have to put gas in it?

Makes no sense.

 

[cacicgtp7]

I'll read forbes money articles, most everything else is click bait that and they half ass those.

 

[Flyn]

Yeah, an article's only as good as the guy/girl who writes it.

I'm guessing they used repair statistics grabbed from a search and pieced the article together around that data.