Serious What is the most reliable most durable car brand in Singapore which need the least repairs?

[destroyer]

What is the most reliable most durable car brand in Singapore which need the least repairs?

 

[blackmondy]

BMW. Because you're most likely to buang them beyond repair.

 

[cowbellc]

Toyota. Least repair. Spare part oem not expensive

 

[Leongsam]

Toyota by a country mile.

 

[Patriotmissile]

Bentley. Nobody will compete with u for parts. Also, it costs a lot to do servicing so u will drive slowly and carefully.

 

[nightsafari]

What is the most reliable most durable car brand in Singapore which need the least repairs?

reliable and durable are not synonymous.

Toyotas are the most reliable which need the least repairs but they are definitely not the most durable. Ok. maybe the most durable Jap car, but not the most durable. Then again, if you drive like a grandpa and never hit anything it doesn't matter.

 

[A Singaporean]

Proton harga.

 

[Leongsam]

reliable and durable are not synonymous.

Toyotas are the most reliable which need the least repairs but they are definitely not the most durable. Ok. maybe the most durable Jap car, but not the most durable. Then again, if you drive like a grandpa and never hit anything it doesn't matter.

You obviously have no idea what "durable" means.

Definition of durable​

: able to exist for a long time without significant deterioration in quality or value

 

[syed putra]

They say Toyota may disappear due to it's reluctance to manufacture EV's.

 

[eatshitndie]

this one as it’s going to be driven in hell.

 

[Leongsam]

They say Toyota may disappear due to it's reluctance to manufacture EV's.

Reluctance?

Toyota And Lexus Preview EV Onslaught, Unveil 15 Upcoming Models​

Dan Mihalascu 14/12/2021

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Toyota and Lexus EV lineup​

© insideEvs.com Copyright Toyota and Lexus EV lineup

Toyota Motor Company plans to launch 30 EVs by 2030, half of which have been previewed today.​

Toyota Motor Co CEO Akio Toyoda hosted a press briefing today on the company’s battery electric vehicle strategies and revealed no fewer than 15 Toyota and Lexus BEVs that it is readying for market launch, in addition to the all-new Toyota bZ4X coming next year.


During the presentation, the executive announced that Toyota is going to roll out 30 BEV models and is forecasting sales of 3.5 million BEVs globally by 2030. He also said that the Lexus brand would become 100% electric in Europe, North America, and China by 2030.


It is a very unusual and unexpected move from Toyota to show 15 upcoming EVs at the same time, even though the company did not provide too many details about them. Still, the event speaks volumes about Toyota’s commitment to EVs and will probably help silence critics for a while.


Let’s start with the Toyota brand’s bZ series lineup, which stand for “beyond Zero.” Besides the already unveiled bZ4X compact SUV, the lineup will include the bZ Compact SUV featuring a more emotional coupe-inspired look, the bZ SDN midsize sedan, the three-row bZ Large SUV, and the bZ Small Crossover.


About the latter, Akio Toyoda said it is designed with Europe and Japan in mind, with an efficiency target of 125 Wh/km. It's worth noting that these are just descriptive names and not the final nameplates.


Following the preview of the bZ Series, Toyoda moved to the Lexus brand, showcasing the upcoming RZ compact SUV and a two-seat sports car that will possibly feature solid-state batteries. Lexus says this electric coupe should hit 62 mph (100 km/h) from a standstill in the low two-second range and about 435 miles (700 km) of range.


Akio Toyoda says about this Lexus electric sports car that it will have a "secret sauce" owing to the lessons learned during the development of the LFA. The display also featured two additional Lexus EVs—an SUV larger than the RZ and another sports car. No details were offered about them, though.


Finally, on the third row of the display were six additional Toyota EVs: a pickup truck that looks like an electric Tundra, an off-road SUV called “Compact Cruiser EV” reminding of the FJ Cruiser, a small SU EV, a Crossover EV, a two-seat sports car with a removable targa top, and two micro EVs—an urban commuter and a delivery van named “MID BOX.”


Following the introduction of these upcoming EVs, Akio Toyoda and three other Toyota executives were available for a Q&A session. Stay tuned for another story detailing their statements.

Read more about Toyota's EV initiatives​

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Source: Toyota Motor Company

 

[Capano2121]

Every car maker wants ev market. Home appliances company also wants in. Soon the world will be a sad place with vroom vroom coming out from speakers and not exhaust.

 

[glockman]

There is really no need to own a car in sg, unless one needs it for work purposes. High cost of ownership and usage, high traffic density, efficient public transport including readily avail Grab.

 

[JustOneSingh]

Toyota by a country mile.

Boss,

And I thought you would suggest to him to get a PMD instead ?

 

[nightsafari]

You obviously have no idea what "durable" means.

Definition of durable​

: able to exist for a long time without significant deterioration in quality or value

where did you get that definition from? Merriam-Webster?

Deterioration in quality or value is a laughable spin on the definition of durable. By that definition you should call blue chip stocks durable stocks. Or gold a durable metal which it most certainly is not. Or preserved food durable food. Hardly the commonly accepted use of durable.

The commonly accepted use of durable is to advertise or demarcate the ability of a specified item to stand up to use and abuse. In the 1st case a Toyota does very well. But in the 2nd not so great.

But wait I can think of exceptions. The Landcruiser and their pickup trucks. Their passenger vehicles are not very durable in extremis. My Toyotas have been the 1st to break. Possibly a more durable but less reliable Japanese brand may be Subaru.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

They say Toyota may disappear due to it's reluctance to manufacture EV's.

I think it's more a red herring

 

[CharKuayTeow]

There is really no need to own a car in sg, unless one needs it for work purposes. High cost of ownership and usage, high traffic density, efficient public transport including readily avail Grab.

The trouble with not having a car is that family outings become such a hassle. Everything else you say is true too though.

 

[Dr Christopher Cheok C S]

BMW. Because you're most likely to buang them beyond repair.

BMW is shit grade. Korean and Japanese cars beat them flat.

 

[tanwahtiu]

reliable and durable are not synonymous.

Toyotas are the most reliable which need the least repairs but they are definitely not the most durable. Ok. maybe the most durable Jap car, but not the most durable. Then again, if you drive like a grandpa and never hit anything it doesn't matter.

Dumbwit.

Buy angmoh cars are feel good only they think they are superheroes can change the world, but rotten inside.

Buy Japanese you buy their super culture dedicated to make best things from their heart. Japanese kill themselves when things fail if it was their fault... ALL Pommies go to pubs get drunk and laugh at fools who bought their shit products...

 

[pvtpublic]

There is really no need to own a car in sg, unless one needs it for work purposes. High cost of ownership and usage, high traffic density, efficient public transport including readily avail Grab.

but cannot smoke inside Grab.