Hi actually own a 2022 Mazda Cx-9 carbon edition but it ain’t spacy enough so I was considering the 2023 palisade since it has a lot tech and it’s bigger at a good price, I know Hyundai has bad reputation but what if I only want to keep the car for at least 10 years/100k miles? That way I’m under warranty, is it still worth it
I was considering the 2023 Honda Pilot but I hate that Honda doesn’t add anything innovating to their cars, they look the same.
so what do you guys think?
A lot of people have found out the hard way that Hyundai's much-advertised 10-year/100K-mile warranty is not all it's cracked up to be.
Then, there's this little problem that late-model Hyundai products are prone to...
Buy the Honda and forget the glitzy gadgetry.
I’d stay with the CX-9.
Yeah, Honda and Toyota lag on the fancy features because their brands don’t need the fancy features to sell.
Honda and Toyota have the necessary technology that cars need these days and along with it they have good quality. Hyundai and Kia lack quality so instead they add useless bells and whistles to get people to buy them. If you want trouble free and reliable Honda or Toyota or keep the mazda you already have.
2022 Mazda Cx-9
Why the least mechanically solid cars?
Mazda's turbo four cylinder engines have been a train wreck - it is unclear to what extend these issues also affect the CX-9 but I'd expect that they do.
2023 palisade
I can't think of a worse car. Horrid junk.
Well, except for the Genesis SUV what ever it's called is worse.
2023 Honda Pilot
Reliability is unknown - it's a new generation in it's first model year.
Honda doesn’t add anything innovating to their cars, they look the same
This is a value car, not a gadget, not even a luxury car.
Want an "innovative" Honda? get an Acura.
so what do you guys think?
Just get a Lexus SUV with a petrol.
