When you buy a new car, most of the time, you try to find out as many details as possible about it. In a survey, a top of the most reliable cars in the world was established, and what is interesting is the fact that the Dacia brand occupies a position in the top ten.
This year, luxury brand Toyota Lexus tops the list, closely followed by its parent company. Therefore, whether you want to choose a premium or affordable model, you can expect the same exemplary standard of durability.
There is no dangerous model in the entire Lexus lineup. All five models included in the survey scored above 96%, so it’s no surprise that four of them are in the top three in each of their classes, led by the family of hatchbacks and executive cars.
The fortunes of Mini and Mitsubishi this year received a significant boost thanks to the flawless Mini Convertible and Eclipse Cross. These aren’t the only cars to score perfect scores. The other flagship cars are the previous generation Kia Soul and the latest version of the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid.
At the other end of the spectrum, it is the Jeep that takes the bottom of the rankings this year. The poll shows that the Renegade is one of the the less reliable SUVs small, but the owners’ feedback regarding the other models of the brand is also not positive.
The top of the most reliable cars in the world
Land Rover’s score has decreased by the high defect rate of many of its models, in particular Discovery and Range Rover Evoque. Owners of these cars have said that their cars are also expensive and time consuming when it comes to repairs, the survey found. What a car.
However, the sister brand Jaguar fared better, its score was reinforced by the excellent performance of the luxury car XJ. However, the E-Pace and I-Pace SUVs still struggled with a multitude of flaws. Here’s what the reliability table by brand looks like for cars up to five years:
- Lexus 98.4%;
- Toyota 97.2%;
- Mini 97.0%;
- Mitsubishi 97.0%;
- Hyundai 95.8%;
- Suzuki 95.8%;
- At least 95.5%;
- Mazda 95.2%;
- MG 95.0%;
- Dacia 94.4%;
- Citroen 94.1%;
- Honda 93.9%;
- Skoda 93.8%;
- Subaru 93.7%;
- Seat 93.6%;
- BMW 93.4%;
- Volvo 92.9%;
- Renault 92.5%;
- Porsche 91.6%;
- Tesla 91.6%;
- Audi 91.1%;
- Volkswagen 90.2%;
- Mercedes 89.5%;
- Opel 89.5%;
- Nissan 89.3%;
- Jaguar 88.7%;
- Ford 87.8%;
- Peugeot 87.4%;
- Alfa Romeo 87.3%;
- Fiat 86.4%;
- Land Rover 81.4%;
- Jeep 77.0%.
Despite the national brand Dacia occupying the last position in the top 10, continue it ranks much better compared to well-known brands such as BMW, Mercedes, Audi or even Tesla.
