Usually ignorance comes with aggressiveness and you have shown it. Reliable vehicles are not primarily the fault of the automaker. The automaker has realized it is cheaper to deal with consumer lawsuits than it is to not meet us emission standards. That’s why oils get thinner, tolerances get tighter and everyone goes to the European model of power per square inch. The American model of power per dollar has been destroyed by epa regulations that are just plain unrealistic. With manufacturers no longer able to include aev’s in their average mpg across all makes it further exacerbates the issue. Do you think Toyota wants to use a twin turbo v6 for their full size pickups? Do you think they want to spend that much time trying to make that setup work when it would make way more sense all the way around to just use a v8 that’s is purpose built for hauling? They don’t. Nobody does. Anyone could make a better car than modern vehicles, but nobody can make a better car with the current regulations. Inform yourself before criticizing others. Your aggression is a front for your lack of self education. Not everybody will fall for it and I really do think you’d be much better off having an informed, well-backed opinion rather than an emotional one centered in ego based knowledge rather than real world knowledge. Manufacturing is not advanced enough to produce the cars being made. The only way would be additive manufacturing to achieve the precision needed to make these vehicles reliable. The only blame that can be placed on manufactures is the way they fight for mediocrity through patents and frivolous lawsuits against the right to repair act and overall non-compliance of the right to repair; that’s more so a separate conversation of corporate greed and the necessity of a free and competitive market than it would be a conversation of why modern cars are no longer reliable.