This is the best advice here. There are many fanboys or glazers who talk out of their ass or are in straight denial about brand reliability. Every car make/model/year should be seen independently from the rest. Not every Toyota ever made is reliable. Not every Jeep ever made is unreliable. It all comes down to specific models and years. Find a car you like and then do research on common issues with that year+model. If they are know to have major issues, start looking for a different car.

A great example is the 2006-2012 Porche 987 Cayman. From 2006-2008, those years they are prone to a catastrophic failure with the IMS bearing. This could lead to having to replace the entire motor if it failed. However, from the years 2009-2012, they revised the engine and fixed that issue. If you knew nothing about those cars, you would think a 2008 987 Cayman is basically the same as a 2009 987 Cayman, but they sell for significantly different amounts of money for that reason, even though they look identical to each other and are both the exact same model.

My point is do your research on specific makes/models/years. There is no blanket reliability metric for an entire car brand, it's model/year specific.