UK's 10 Least Reliable Cars
Consumer organization Which? surveyed more than 84,000 drivers in The Land of Hope and Glory to establish which new cars suffered the fewest breakdowns, faults and niggles. In the process, they established which vehicles suffer the most breakdowns, faults and niggles. While we wonder about the exact definition of “niggle,” if not the survey’s complete methodology, here’s the bottom of the list. In the perverse dark lining in the silver cloud way of this site, see the winners after the jump. [thanks to G Arlt for the link]
The 10 least reliable new cars
112. Hyundai Santa Fe 82.2%
113. Jaguar S-type 81.2%
114. Volvo XC90 80.6%
115. Land Rover Freelander 80.1%
116. Ford S-Max 79.9%
117. Land Rover Discovery 79.5%
118. Alfa Romeo 159 79.0%
119. Jaguar XF 78.0%
120. Ford Galaxy 76.3%
121. Audi A5 75.8%
1. Honda Accord 98.5%
2. Honda Jazz (2008-present) 98.2%
3. Daihatsu Sirion 97.5%
4. Hyundai i30 96.8%
5. Ford Fiesta 96.2%
6. Honda Jazz (2002-2008) 95.9%
7. Honda Civic Hybrid 95.7%
8. Citroën C1 95.7%
9. Toyota Prius 95.0%
10. Mazda 3 94.4%
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Audi and VW are not the same thing. It's not like saying Toyota/Lexus. Audi sucked pretty hard right up through around 2004, but now they are doing pretty well. As a brand, they are ranked above BMW, and well above Mercedes. VW still pretty much sucks hard.
-stuki, push the envelope with anything and reliability takes a dive. thems the rules.