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Lexus is still notably better than any other brand out there when it comes to reliability. Now, for a fourth year in a row, the luxury arm of Toyota maintains its title, according to the latest J.D. Power U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study or VDS.
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- Consumer Reports Rates Luxury Brands For Reliability
We already know that Lexus came out as the king of reliability in Consumer Reports’ recent survey. It was followed by non-premium brands, and now CR has released a video highlighting which luxury names are worth going for if you don’t want...
- Lexus Regains Crown In J.d. Power's 2012 Dependability Study, Chrysler, Dodge And Jeep Flop
Each year, J.D. Power and Associates release their findings on the overall dependability of three-year old vehicles sold in the States. The 2012 Dependability Study polled some 31,000 owners of 2009 model-year vehicles measuring problems they experienced...
- Ford’s Reliability Suffers In Consumer Reports Survey, Japanese Brands Rule And Europeans Are A Mixed Bag
Consumer Reports has published its 2011 annual auto survey in which the main point of interest, as the report states, is a sharp decline in Ford’s so far “solid reliability recordâ€: the Detroit carmaker dropped 10 places in the overall...
- And The Most Appealing Brands And Vehicle Models For U.s. Consumers In 2011 Are…
Aside from the annual vehicle reliability study that determines which are statistically the most and least dependable cars on the market, J.D. Power & Associates’ also conducts an annual survey of the most appealing brands and vehicles in...
- Porsche And Lincoln Top J.d. Power's 2010 Dependability Study, Cadillac Dts Has The Fewest Problems In The Industry
J.D. Power & Associates' latest vehicle dependability study says most cars are getting better. In fact, J.D. Power tests showed that 25 of 36 brands (69%) improved their long-term durability. Reported problems decreased from an industry average...
Cars
Lexus Keeps Reliability Crown, Followed by Buick, Says J.D. Power Survey
Lexus is still notably better than any other brand out there when it comes to reliability. Now, for a fourth year in a row, the luxury arm of Toyota maintains its title, according to the latest J.D. Power U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study or VDS.
Read more »
- Consumer Reports Rates Luxury Brands For Reliability
We already know that Lexus came out as the king of reliability in Consumer Reports’ recent survey. It was followed by non-premium brands, and now CR has released a video highlighting which luxury names are worth going for if you don’t want...
- Lexus Regains Crown In J.d. Power's 2012 Dependability Study, Chrysler, Dodge And Jeep Flop
Each year, J.D. Power and Associates release their findings on the overall dependability of three-year old vehicles sold in the States. The 2012 Dependability Study polled some 31,000 owners of 2009 model-year vehicles measuring problems they experienced...
- Ford’s Reliability Suffers In Consumer Reports Survey, Japanese Brands Rule And Europeans Are A Mixed Bag
Consumer Reports has published its 2011 annual auto survey in which the main point of interest, as the report states, is a sharp decline in Ford’s so far “solid reliability recordâ€: the Detroit carmaker dropped 10 places in the overall...
- And The Most Appealing Brands And Vehicle Models For U.s. Consumers In 2011 Are…
Aside from the annual vehicle reliability study that determines which are statistically the most and least dependable cars on the market, J.D. Power & Associates’ also conducts an annual survey of the most appealing brands and vehicles in...
- Porsche And Lincoln Top J.d. Power's 2010 Dependability Study, Cadillac Dts Has The Fewest Problems In The Industry
J.D. Power & Associates' latest vehicle dependability study says most cars are getting better. In fact, J.D. Power tests showed that 25 of 36 brands (69%) improved their long-term durability. Reported problems decreased from an industry average...