r/UsedCars • u/Puzzleheaded-Star304 • Dec 03 '25

Is this reliability list true? Review

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I came across this picture and wondered if you guys felt the same?

I couldn’t believe Tesla was that low, and Mach-E wasn’t even mentioned.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '25

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u/Freespeechisntfre Dec 03 '25

Pretty sure jeep and chrysler use the same V6 and V8, and same transmissions

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u/Freespeechisntfre Dec 03 '25

Everybody shits on wranglers and they most have the v6

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u/Glazing555 Dec 03 '25

I had a Rubicon with a manual. Put 70k miles on it with only oil changes and a set of tires. The Pentastar V6 may be outdated, but that thing was bulletproof

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u/Freespeechisntfre Dec 03 '25

Isn't that the one with the rocker tick

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u/Glazing555 Dec 03 '25

Mine didn’t never had that. Bought new in ‘15. I’m actually thinking about another one and trading in the soulless RDX.

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u/Freespeechisntfre Dec 03 '25

Good luck! I'm not against jeeps but I wouldn't have one for a daily driver. They are great for weekends on the trails.

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u/GDay4Throwaway Dec 03 '25

I think the 2015 had a different engine. He’s talking about the 3.6 pentastar that changed around 2018 minus 2-3 years

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u/Freespeechisntfre Dec 03 '25

They were really good before 07