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And the Chrysler has been totally acceptable from what you have shared....the reliability gap is so damn small these days it doesn't functionally matter outside of the Toyota 3.5, GM engines and the ford 10 speed
If it had the PHEV at launch it would be, but sadly that is a couple years away
Have you seen the interior? Not a single physical button, everything is controlled by the touchpad, it would infuriate me and I would feel completely humiliated if I had to drive something like this.
Didn't you say, just a couple of days ago that you would (most likely) go with a new Range Rover? RRs though, have a long-standing reputation for unreliability and being in the shop. VWs are still no Lexus when it comes to reliability, but, in general, rank a couple of notches above RR....and, of course, except for the long-discontinued W12 Phaeton, don't cost six-figures.
Last edited by mmarshall; Mar 31, 2026 at 06:27 PM.