5 Dirt Cheap Japanese Cars Nobody Wants - But They're GOLDMINES You Can Get For Cheap!

People are paying $40,000–$50,000 for new SUVs with touchscreens they hate and transmissions they don't trust. Meanwhile, these 5 Japanese cars sit on used lots because they're "boring" - and that's exactly why they're cheap. Plus one cheap car I'd walk away from. I'm Kazu. 20 years cleaning, detailing, and fixing cars. My rules: no CVT, no turbo, and only known problems you can check before you buy. In this video: • Honda Fit (2010–2013) - no CVT, Magic Seats, and what to check on the A/C • Pontiac Vibe (2009–2010) - a Toyota with a Pontiac discount (buy the 1.8, not the 2.4) • Acura TSX (2009–2014) - a Honda in a nicer suit, and the cold-start sound to listen for • Lexus ES 350 (2007–2012) - the sticky dashboard test and the oil line to ask about • Lexus LS 430 (2001–2006) - the land yacht goldmine, and the option to avoid • Mazda5 - the cheap one I'd skip, and why Drive a Mazda? My other channel covers which Mazdas are worth buying: Mazda Insider. Prices, recalls, and condition vary. Always run the VIN for open recalls and get an independent pre-purchase inspection. #UsedCars #LexusLS430 #CarBuyingTips #ReliableCars #NoCVT