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The 2024 Corolla is the only one that comes to mind. Sure that will change in 2025.

2 dealerships within 10 miles of me. 0 Corollas of any trim level in stock. Within the same radius you can get Elantras and Sentras in every trim level.

Aren't the same supply chain/semiconductor shortages?

The Nautilus is an interesting consideration. That's a gussied up Ford Edge correct? As long as it doesn't share mechanicals with the latest Explorer ... that seems to be a disaster.

As of 2022 looks like most active safety features weren't very good. I'm guessing warning systems like rear cross traffic alerts are more useful than active collision/braking avoidance. Haven't been able to locate much on comparison of different brands except several year-old YouTubes of...

Hasn't Nissan improved the CVT since then?

Wished I would have qualified this topic in the context of purchasing a new Nissan. Of course a used, poorly maintained vehicle is going to be risky for most brands.

I've made it a point to ask Nissan and Infiniti owners if they experienced any transmission problems. None replied affirmatvely. As a matter of fact many have brand loyalty. I'm not suggesting if you buy a Nissan product there's no chance, you'll experience CVT problems, but it's far from a...

Would you own one?

Can't yet wrap my head around it. Subcompact Chevys, e.g. Trax & Trailblazers, Ford Escape, Nissan Rogue? What's the logic ... I'm not seeing stellar mpg from these subcompacts and compact SUV's?

Except you can get a 2024 Malibu LS for less than a 2024 Corolla (approx $22k) and the base 2025 Camary will be $30k. Apples & Oranges

Just was about to create a thread entitled "Do you think the 2024 Jetta SE is a good value?" Seems to check all the boxes.

For me K4 hatchback Also, when the next generation of TSS (3.5?) is released hopefully with rear sensors.

I guess there's outliers in every poorly rated brand. Conversely, I personally never knew anyone with a newer low mileage Honda or Toyota that was problematic.

As mentioned in my original post. Our Jeep Compass which made everyone's list of a vehicle not to own performed flawlessly for >100 k miles now. Same personnel drove the fleet of 4X4 domestic pickup trucks in the same terrain and had significantly more problems. I don't know what to think.

Mentioned in another thread we had a 4x4 Compass as a company vehicle. It proofed to be at least as reliable as the other domestic vehicles we had. >100k miles without any failures ... just regular maintenance. I expected pure junk, but it served us well.

How's the visibility in the new Malibu? Do the real parking sensors perform as advertised?

Scotty Kilmer lied!

Well that's disheartening.

I suspect even a newer Nissan CVT would last if maintained and gently used.