Lexus vs Acura vs Infiniti - Who's The Most Reliable Brand?

I know many would disagree with me here but I like Acura and Infiniti better than Lexus. Love the design and driving dynamics better than what you would get in a Lexus.

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This is a great video very detailed. I feel very informed.

It’s a no-brainer Lexus all the way ☝️

If u value your money greatly, then lexus. I had a bmw i8 what a beautiful nightmare.

Thanks for the info

My 2020 Infiniti QX80 has been extremely reliable

ACURA ❤ otra fragancia

Lexus!!

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In Australia we only get Lexuses and lnfities and it not often l see any Infities but l see a lot of Lexuses and the Lexus is the most reliable car brand in Australia and Toyota is just behind and if l was going to buy a luxury car it would be Lexus

I want all of them. Easy

2014 Mdx here with 140K Miles. Zero repairs. Did the regular maintenance. Maintenance cost affordable at Acura dealership, positive surprise. Rides like on day 1. Very happy.

I just bought a Lexus es 350 f sport and I am in love!!

At the beginning I thought you here biased towards Toyota, but then I understood you were telling the truth. Nissan got a great V6 engine but the ruined it by mating it to a CVT. And Honda keep insisting with that powerful V6 with timing rubber band, it’s frustrating

I would have to go with Lexus. I currently own a 2022 Acura MDX Type S Advance. In my two years of ownership, I had to bring it back to the dealership several times for build quality issues. Lexus, for the most part, is still made in Japan and the quality shows.

I am amazed at the amount of interest you guys place in the purchase of a car,. Who CARES about their lights geegaws on the outside. A car is transport from point "A" to point "B". You concern yourself with its mechanical condition, & how reliable that vehicle is in the long run. My personal opinion is that any of the late model vehicles are costly to purchase & to repair. My pick up is a 27 year old Dodge Ram 4X4 3/4 ton diesel, & my daily drive is a 21 year old Buick Park Ave. with the series two 3800 engine. I am 84, do my own repairs & I have no intention of driving anything newer.
You know & I know that late model cars are meant to be junked , not rebuilt. Parts are often inoperable out of the box. When I bought my Dodge diesel new in 97, it was $45,000 CDN. I thought that I was in my dotage when I bought it, but it has proven to be the most trouble free truck that I have ever owned & it has well over one million miles on it. Both my vehicles will likely do me for as long as I am likely to be driving, thank God. I love your "channel".

They all are reliable, Lexus is number one, Acura number 2. My Acura tlx got 250, 000 thousands miles with no majors problem.

I have a 2020 rx350. Na v6 with 8 speed auto and i couldn't be happier. The v6 is great balnace of fuel efficiency and power ready on your feet. The new rx350 looks cheap and unrefined.

Tbh, if you are worried about fuel efficiency, you probably shouldn't be driving a luxury suv.

I bought my first LS400 when it first came out. Traded it in 03 for an ES300, and just traded it 2 weeks ago for a 25 NX350H. That's 3 vehicles in 35 years, with only minor issues. I get wanting to look cool with a new ride every 5 or 6 years, but for me, its about having no payments, and driving them into the ground. Problem is, they never make it to the ground. I keep trading them. My neighbor bought a jeep cherokee 2019 trailhawk elite. It now needs a motor replacement. I don't know what they put in the cool aid at Toyota, but hopefully they stick to the same formula for years to come. More expensive, but they just keep going.

Does lexus still make none turbo hybrid engines?

ux 250h not turbo bro….. its just inline four clyinder and its just amazing car.. love it

es 300h dont have turbo engine . its just simple inline 4 cyclinder i have 2024 model

Lexus and Infiniti 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮☠️

I have an acura rdx 2013 with 250t miles and still running strong..

Acura!!!!

Thanks for your information. Watching makes me queezy since you hold the camera and move so much. Thanks, but I can't.

just got back from a 15 hour trip on my QX60 2016, incredible ride ,no hick ups, I highly recommend

Nissan and Honda are my favorite brands. Will always choose one of them over a toyota or lexus.

It’s not so much the Japanese brands so much, it’s which ones are actually built in Japan. If the Vin starts with a J, you’re OK!

Not only Lexus is best of the 3 on this list, it’s pretty much best of the list comparing to European manufacturers for reliability for everyday used. It’s not really legal to drive that fast anyway lol so what’s the point put yourself in an unsafe situation?

Infiniti has the lowest Customer Satisfaction score by far. Does anyone have any insight why?

Acura V6 engines run on timing belts. All there current 4 cylinders run on a timing chain. The 2.0 liter k20 C6 turbo with a 10 speed automatic transmission is very reliable and runs with a timing chain.

HONDA all day you keep the rest, I drove them all.

Infiniti has regular Transmissions! the V8 and V6 are great engines!! soon to find out about the 4cylinder!!

Lexus = Most Reliable but sacrifices performance for reliance

Acura = Not as reliable as Lexus but sacrifices a bit of reliability for the performance factor

I myself went for a 2024 Acura TLX Type S and IT ROCKS. Test drove the iS350 and it was nice but I enjoyed the TLX Type S drive ability more.

Look forward to the day when Lexus ditch that hideous grill

Infiniti/Nissan quality has been going down a lot, especially when Renault is partners with Nissan since 2000. By 2012, the jatco CVT is easily one of the worst transmission ever.

Want a reliable luxury brand, avoid Infiniti/Nissian, you're welcome. Unless you want an infinite amount of problems, I just had to put the pun in there.

Infiniti all day long!

Yeah I went with a 2017 Acura TLX because the Lexus IS its direct competitor was too small. When it comes to driving dynamics the IS 350 is one of those rare Lexus that I'd probably get over an Acura if it wasn't for the size. Most Lexus are too soft. Acuras tend to be more sporty

Infiniti used to make very decent cars. I leased probably 7-8 because the leases were incredibly cheap. The 6 engine was great. Rear wheel drive or bias on the AWD. Then they went to lousy 4’s, CVT (yuck) and steering by wire…no feel. You could not give me an Infiniti now. Life is too short to drive shitty cars.

When you touched on the q50, the 2015 model was the final year for the NA 3.7. 2016-current is 3L TT v6

Love the Lexus but they’re all women driven, at least, the SUV’s.

Come on … this isn’t really a question… we all know the answer

Where does Mazda fit this?

Enjoying my MP is500 ❤ built in JP

The 2014 Infinity QX60 Hybrid CVT takes 12 quarts Everywhere says 4.9 or 10, it takes 12! What a mess...

Thoughts on 2017 qx80 reliability?

That Infiniti , qx50 with the 3.7 v6 engine has a 7 speed automatic transmission, not a cvt (mentioned around @32)

Lexus=Toyota #1
Acura=Honda #2

There is no #3. Many brands could fill that slot. Respectfully!!