Just curious to see what people have to say about this, also might make a thread about whats the least reliable! For me the most reliable cars have been my Nissans (primera and Sentra) followed closly by a Subaru WRX of all things! Worst my BMW's lol!
tmenz,
Jun 5, 11:40pm
Toyota Hiace '86
gunhand,
Jun 5, 11:45pm
88 toyota celica 190000kms and still run quiter than a new car. Never put a foot wrong in the years I owned it and it was 21 years old then.
akkadian,
Jun 5, 11:46pm
99 Nissan March 1300.Other than oil it hasn't cost me a cent in maintenance in the 8 years I've owned it.Just clicked over 255,000 ks.
mugenb20b,
Jun 5, 11:48pm
Most reliable, 1992 Isuzu MU, 1990 Toyota Townace, 1990 Hilux Surf. Least reliable, 1997 Ford Escort.
zoltec45,
Jun 5, 11:48pm
Nissan silvia s14. Turbo manual, thrash it and keep up the servicing and its great.
topper,
Jun 6, 12:26am
1990 Mazda 121
rob_rooster,
Jun 6, 12:28am
Toyotas and Nissans, havent heard too many horror stories regarding these makes. Some people rave about Hondas but most of the cars I see on the side of the road with the bonnet up have been Hondas lately!
musikcrazee,
Jun 6, 12:31am
ST191 corona - done 80,000km in it myself (255k now) and only a hub assembly to replace.
compchick,
Jun 6, 12:38am
1992 Nissan Primera, owned it for 8 years never had a bad fault only ever replaced wear and tear stuff, just passed it's last WOF no problemo, still going strong at close to 200,000km.
xacoon,
Jun 6, 12:40am
'79 F100. motor hasn't been touched in the 10 years or so that I have had it
the_chooky,
Jun 6, 12:50am
Nissan Navara company ute. We have regular service programme and they just go and go.
forrest39,
Jun 6, 12:52am
friend bought an erly ninties levin at 180 000km and topped it up with oil. sold it three years later and hadnt spent a cent on it other than tyres and gas, this included notadding any more oil.females
guider1,
Jun 6, 2:04am
VR SS Commodore. got a severe punishing & just kept on going. Got slammed into reverse probably 40 or 50 times doing high speed 360's & it just kept on going. Had the rear brakes on fire numerous times doing burnouts, been through a drain backwards (that one shortened up l/h side about 10mm) still kept on going. Been cooked in a burnout comp & used for the last 2yrs with a blown headgasket. & it STILL kept on going! Reliable as.
guider1,
Jun 6, 2:06am
Well, maybe not 50 times but it would've been at least 30-35. Did it 8 times in 1 night just to proove that the trans could handle it. lol.
foxdonut,
Jun 6, 2:12am
91 Honda Accord Ex. 400k on the dial, looked like shit but still drove like new. Had the original factory clutch and taught four people how to drive manual. Also regularly towed a small boat from one end of the country to the other.
Only taken off the road becasue A pillar rust repairs were too much to justify on a driveway full of cars.
sr2,
Jun 6, 2:31am
17 years ago on the bones of my financial butt with a pregnant wife, a new house I couldn??
bubbles244,
Jun 6, 2:39am
toyota hilux. by far.
scoobeey,
Jun 6, 2:44am
Hiace 2,8 and corolla 2c diesel:)
lindylambchops1,
Jun 6, 2:45am
pedal car!
xacoon,
Jun 6, 2:55am
a grouse mk 3 pedal car!
wrxnz1,
Jun 6, 3:20am
wrx ive had it 5 years and not 1 problem and its modified bigeer turbo etc
tantric5,
Jun 6, 3:43am
Ive had 3 bmws over the last 7 years. I drive 40,000 kms a year and thus far I've had trouble free motoring bar tyres and servicing every 10,000 km
My current is a 330 M/sport and I do drive em fairly hard
I'd happily get another
gammelvind,
Jun 6, 3:53am
Toyota corrolla G touring 91, showed 230,000 on clock when I sold it. Im sure it was much more. Just rear shocks and brake hoses, plus a new rubber band at 100 and 200,000. Still going.
flat_white_ltd,
Jun 6, 3:55am
Merc 190e( Missus's car ) .admittedly, she babies it, .but has run like clockwork for 9 years straight.
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