Lexus Ranks 1st In UK JD Power Reliability Study, Fiat Last

Fiat's role in helping to save Chrysler post-bankruptcy was applauded by President Obama just days ago, but already the naysayers are building their case. And unfortunately, it's shaping up to be a decent one. The latest JD Power figures put Fiat at the bottom - 28th of 28 - in UK satisfaction rankings. Lexus, Skoda, Honda, Toyota and Jaguar filled out the top 5 spots, while Citroen, Kia, Chevrolet, Mitsubishi and Fiat rounded out the bottom five
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Stuttgart001 - 5/6/2009 2:53:20 AM

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Jag #5??? A little biased the Brits are!!! Jag is crap.

Stuttgart001 - 5/6/2009 2:54:13 AM

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Since 1973 they have sucked!

Agent00R - 5/7/2009 1:28:41 AM

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Couldn't be farther from the truth.

Jaguar has had a huge rebound in the past several years.

Ignorance must be bliss.

AutomotiveEngineer - 5/6/2009 5:59:53 AM

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Detailed data
http://www2.jpscotland.co.uk/thescotsman/0805powerleague.pdf
http://www.whatcar.com/NonCar/7588125111.jpg

By maker:

1. Lexus 86.6%
2. Skoda 84.6%
3. Honda 84.4%
4. Toyota 83.6%
5. Jaguar 83.3%
6. Mercedes 82.8%
7. Audi 82.6%
8. Mini 82.4%
9. Mazda 81.3%
10. BMW 81.2%
11. Subaru 80.8%
12. Volvo 80.6%
13. Nissan 80.5%
INDUSTRY AVERAGE 80.3%
15. Ford 79.6%
16. Land Rover 79.5%
17. Hyundai 79.2%
18. Vauxhall/Opel 79.1%
19. = Saab 79.0%
19. = Suzuki 79.0%
21. Seat 78.8%
22. Peugeot 78.5%
22. Renault 78.5%
24. Citroen 78.4%
25. Kia 78.0%
26. Chevrolet 77.9%
27. Mitsubishi 77.5%
28. Fiat 77.4%

AutomotiveEngineer - 5/6/2009 9:17:26 AM

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You made me realize a significant overlook.

13. Volkswagen 80.5% (on par with Nissan)

Skoda, made in Czech Republic and using Volkswagen technology, belongs to Volkswagen AG and serves as a "value" brand. They sell cars usually offering more interior space for the same or lower price.

AutomotiveEngineer - 5/6/2009 6:00:22 AM

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Top in a given class:

BASIC CAR:
1. Toyota Aygo 832
2. Fiat Panda 806
3. Peugeot 107 802 (Aygo and 107 are siblings)

SMALL CAR
1. Honda Jazz 872
2. Toyota Yaris 852
3. Skoda Fabia 840

LOWER MEDIUM CAR
1. Skoda Octavia 852
2. Toyota Corolla 840
3. Honda Civic 835

UPPER MEDIUM CAR
1.Toyota Prius 901
2. Lexus IS 861
3. Honda Accord 840

EXECUTIVE/LUXURY CAR
1. Jaguar S-Type 846
2. Mercedes Benz E-Class 842
3. Audi A6 825

MPV
1. Honda FR-V 843
2. VW Golf Plus 833
3. Toyota Corolla Verso 810

SUV
1. Honda CR-V816
2. Toyota RAV4 810
3. Land Rover Discovery 801

AutomotiveEngineer - 5/6/2009 6:01:33 AM

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By model (note that some came ex aequo):

1. Toyota Prius
2. Honda Jazz
3. Lexus IS
4. Skoda Octavia
4. Toyota Yaris
6. Jaguar S-type
7. Honda FR-V
8. Mercedes E-Class
9. Honda Accord
9. Skoda Fabia
9. Toyota Corolla
12. Honda Civic
13. VW Golf Plus
14. Toyota Aygo
15. Nissan Note
16. BMW 3 Series
17. Mazda MX-5
17. Mercedes C-Class
19. Toyota Avensis
20. Audi A3
20. Audi A4
22. Audi A6
22. Suzuki Swift
24. Mini
25. Jaguar X-Type
26. Mercedes A-Class
27. Mazda 3
28. Mazda 6
29. Ford Fusion
30. Subaru Imprezza
30. VW Golf
32. Citroen C5
32. Honda CR-V
34. Nissan Micra
34. Volvo V70/XC70
36. Ford Mondeo
36. Volvo S40/V50
38. Toyota Corolla Verso
38. Toyota RAV4
40. VW Touran
41. VW Polo
42. Fiat Panda
42. Hyundai Matrix
44. Vauxhall Astra
45. Mitsubishi Lancer
46. BMW 5 Series
46. Peugeot 107
46. Renault Modus
49. Kia Rio
49. Land Rover Discovery
51. BMW X3
51. Ford Focus
51. Mitsubishi Colt
51. Nissan X-Trail
55. Hyundai Getz
55. Seat Altea
57. Suzuki Alto
58. Peugeot 307
59. Citroën Xsara Picasso
59. Ford Focus C-Max
59. Renault Clio
62. Vauxhall Vectra
63. Kia Sorento
63. Mazda RX-8
65. BMW 1 Series
66. Kia Sportage
67. Vauxhall Corsa
68. Chevrolet Lacetti
68. Peugeot 207
70. SAAB 9-3
70. Seat Leon
72. Renault Mégane
73. Kia Carens
73. Nissan Primera
75. Ford Fiesta
75. Kia Picanto
77. Ford Ka
77. Hyundai Tucson
77. Suzuki Ignis
77. Vauxhall Meriva
77. VW Passat
82. Citroën Berlingo
83. Citroën C4
83. Seat Ibiza
85. Citroën C3
85. Nissan Almera
87. Peugeot 407
88. Chevrolet Matiz
88. Renault Scenic/Grand Scenic
90. Peugeot 206
91. Vauxhall Zafira
82. Fiat Grande Punto
93. Vauxhall Agila
94. Chevrolet Kalos
94. Renault Laguna
96. Citroën C2
96. Fiat Punto
98. Land Rover Freelander
99. Suzuki Grand Vitara
100. Kia Sedona

cococo - 5/6/2009 8:24:57 AM

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I'm sure Chrysler will boost Fiat's reliability score.

_43LE - 5/6/2009 8:27:34 AM

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This survey was for satisfaction (CSI), not reliability, am I wrong?

AutomotiveEngineer - 5/6/2009 8:42:59 AM

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Yes, customer satisfaction with their purchase. Neither reliability nor initial quality, not this time.

andraz - 5/6/2009 8:39:29 AM

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LOL, land rover discovery....

david959 - 5/6/2009 11:15:34 AM

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Lexus, and any other Toyota, and really any Japanese car should always be considered at the bottom. They will never be able to make any good cars. That's just a fact. They are even below Yugo and Skoda.

My_Ultimate_Driving_Machine - 5/6/2009 12:31:35 PM

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David 969, I do know ignorance is bliss but perhaps you did not know that the European Accord is actually the Acura TSX...Land Rover Discovery is a higher version of the LR3 available here in America and the Toyota Avensis is one of the safest cars in the world.

Lamborghini_vs_Ferrari_Racer - 5/6/2009 12:33:42 PM

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The European Accord is actually better built than the Equivalent Acura TSX even though basically they are the same cars...

sector - 5/6/2009 10:33:49 PM

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Euros will now understand why Lexus is king in America

bigjoe - 5/8/2009 12:00:02 PM

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not for long....
Lexus sales are off by more that GM and Chrysler in the US.
Toyota is currently posting a larger loss that GM....
No company is immune to this economic downturn.

nissangxe9350 - 4/3/2010 3:51:33 AM

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To sector: F_ck off moron, before you get your face kicked in