Due to the fact that I'm moving and that i'm off to Singapore on monday, I haven't had the time to post on here for the last week or so, but yesterday I stumbled over this very interesting report from the German version of the AAA, ADAC and I thought I'd just share it with everybody.
Each year ADAC release statistics showing the number of times they have responded to break downs. The numbers are divided into 8 different classes ranging from Small cars to MPVs and have been calculated as the number of breakdowns per 1000 vehicles sold of that specific model.
Here are the most reliable cars in each class:
"Kleine Klasse" - Sub compacts
Audi A2
"Untere mittelklasse" - compacts
BMW 1-series
"Mittelklasse" - Compact sedans
Audi A4
"Obere mittelklasse" - Large sedans
Audi A6
"Sportwagen/cabrios" - Convertibles
Mercedes CLK
"Geländewagen" - SUVs
BMW X3
"Kleine Vans" - Small MPVs
Mazda Premacy
"Grosse Vans" - MPVs
VW Sharan
Click the link to see the statistics (PDF):
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