Japanese cars 'are most reliable'

Japanese cars 'are most reliable' Cars made by Japanese manufacturers are still the most reliable, according to a survey by Which? Car magazine. They took the top seven places for reliability in a table compiled after a study of 90,000 vehicles. In the manufacturers' table, Honda came top, followed by Toyota, Daihatsu, Lexus, Mazda, Subaru and Suzuki. Although Honda topped the makers' charts, its Civic - made in Swindon in Wiltshire - came joint bottom in the list of reliable individual models. The manufacturers at the bottom of the rankings were Chrysler/Dodge and Land Rover - the UK firm recently sold by Ford to Indian conglomerate Tata. "Japan continues to show the rest of the world how to make consistently reliable cars, although the new Honda Civic shows they're not infallible," said Which? Car editor Richard Headland

Headlines | News Archive | July 2008 |  Japanese cars 'are most reliable'

If you have any industry news please contact us via e-mail - info@bodyshopsonline.net