JD Power's new car reliability survey is released, and Lexus has won 9 championships in the past 10 years!

Recently, the well-known market research agency “JD Power” announced the reliability survey for the third year of new car purchases in the US market. The Japanese luxury brand Lexus won the championship. This is the ninth time in the past 10 years that the brand has won first place recognition. Following closely behind is Porsche, and Land Rover has been behind the crane for two consecutive years.

In the past 10 years, Lexus has won a total of 9 new car reliability rankings.

The new car reliability survey published by “JD Power” investigates the product problems that the car has faced after the third year of having the car, and counts the problems that the car has encountered in the past 12 months. This time a total of 33,251 new cars participated According to the survey, the average number of problems per 100 vehicles is PP100 as an indicator. The lower the number, the fewer problems.

In the list, Lexus returned to the championship with an ultra-low index of 86, and Toyota of the same group also ranked fourth. It can be seen that the group is quite excellent in terms of reliability, and Kia’s performance is also very impressive, ranking 97 with an index. Third place, with an improvement of 35 PP100, Hyundai of the same group also squeezed into the top 10.

Kia has made significant progress, reaching the top three in one fell swoop.

Regarding the reliability of new cars, “JD Power” said that this year’s reliability performance is quite excellent, with an average of only 112 PP100, an improvement of 10% compared to last year’s 134 PP100. It can be seen that the problem of new cars has been greatly improved, but “” revealed, At present, the most common problem is the ACEN audio-visual navigation project.

As for the brands whose reliability performance is below the average (112 PP100), they are Mercedes-Benz (122 PP100), Ford (130 PP100), Honda (145 PP100), Volkswagen (163 PP100), Jaguar (186 PP100), Alfa Romeo (196 PP100) and Land Rover (244 PP100).