Chevy Avalanche by Own work - CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Chevy Avalanche is a large truck with a unified bed and cab. This car was a surprise hit, which led to its downfall. It began production in early 2001 and continued to 2013. Still, you can find many used Chevrolet Avalanches on the market today. Unfortunately, there are some Chevy Avalanche years to avoid. Unfortunately, not all years of the Chevy Avalanche are created equal.

Photo by Blake Meyer on Unsplash When it comes to Audi, quality and consistency are the watchwords. Audi is one of the rare car manufacturers that seems to offer high-quality releases right out the gate, unlike other manufacturers that take a few years to work out the kinks in a design. The R8 is one of Audi’s most successful vehicles, including a supercar version that’s a fantastic option if you’re looking for a high-performance vehicle.

Chevy Spark by Pete Broster — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Chevrolet Spark is the most affordable model that the company sells. While it’s not breaking any ground, the Chevy Spark is a relatively popular city slicker due to its affordable price tag, comfortable cabin, agile handling, and solid build quality. The Chevy Spark proves that affordable transportation doesn’t have to be barebones and soulless. Unfortunately, another one bites the dust as Chevy decides to cease the production of the Spark, which is a shame.

Lexus ES 350 by Alexander Migl — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Lexus ES 350, at first glance, looks like a hybrid between an expensive town car and a sportier sedan. These cars are sleek and beautiful but a little bulky, solid-looking instead of fast-looking. Of course, these are luxury cars, so don’t discount their speed on the road. Even as a luxury vehicle, though, some Lexus ES 350 years to avoid, and other model years stand out as better and more effective models than the rest.

Subaru Ascent by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Subaru is a car brand that resonates well with mainstream consumers. When you buy a Subaru, you’re buying into the promise of no-hassle vehicle ownership as demonstrated by crowd-pleasers such as the Outback and Forester. Can you say that about the relatively new Subaru Ascent? Not so fast! On paper, the Subaru Ascent seems like it deserves a space in every driveway. Subaru makes it, which is a brand synonymous with reliability.

Lexus GX 460 by EurovisionNim — CC-BY-SA-4.0 If you’re looking for a luxury vehicle, there aren’t many brands that are a better option than Lexus. The truth is that Lexus consistently produces high-quality luxury vehicles that perform well on the road and on the racetrack. The GX 460 is no exception to that rule, but it’s important to remember that there are still some Lexus GX 460 years to avoid.

CTS by M 93 — CC-BY-SA-4.0 With the rise of practical but mostly uninspired SUVs, many folks seem to believe that the era of the great American sedan is ending. Cadillac is one of the few manufacturers that pushes the luxury sedan movement with the Cadillac CTS. If you’re planning to buy a Cadillac CTS, you’re mostly in good hands due to its reputation for reliability. However, some years are less reliable than others.

Honda Ridgeline by Julio Herrera — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Honda Ridgeline is a comparatively newer model line, which means there is a little less to talk about regarding its fundamental problems and weaknesses. Since this model truck has only been around since 2006, some of its earliest buyers are still driving their original Ridgeline! Of course, even new cars can have bad releases, and there are certainly some Honda Ridgeline years to avoid if you’re looking for the best a compact pickup can offer.

Silver Town and Country — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Chrysler Town and Country is a popular minivan that has been in existence since 1989. It’s a sleek seven-passenger car that was recently discontinued in 2016. Like all vehicles, some years of this vehicle are better than others. You might wonder which Chrysler Town and Country years to avoid if you want this vehicle. Read on to learn more about the Chrysler Town and Country years to avoid and which ones you should invest in for the long haul.

Lexus RX 350 by Altair78 — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Many people are paying attention to the Lexus RX 350 2022 model since it’s a luxury hybrid designed for comfort, performance, and eco-friendly technology. But, of course, the 2022 model isn’t the only version of the Lexus RX 350, and there are some Lexus RX 350 years to avoid. In this article, we’ll look at which model years tend to get the most complaints and have the most performance issues, look at some of the most common problems with those model years, and the rate which models are the most reliable or best options for people looking to buy a used Lexus RX 350.