Baby1M
Well-Known Member
Looks like the article states openly one of the true acronym of BMW i.e. Bring More Worries. Consolation is BMW is standing at 25th, above Audi amd Merc.
Full Article: Japanese brands lead reliability survey | carsguide.com.au
Summaried car brand reliability - in failure rate
1. Honda 10%
2. Toyota 17%
3. Lexus 18%
4. Suzuki 19%
5. Subaru 20%
6. Hyundai 21%
6. Mazda 21%
6. Mitsubishi 21%
9. Chevrolet 22%
10. Nissan 25%
11. Kia 26%
12. Ford 31%
12. Skoda 31%
14. Citro#adien 32%
15. Peugeot 35%
15. Daewoo 35%
15. Smart 35%
18. Mini 37%
19. Fiat 38%
20. Seat 39%
20. Volkswagen 39%
20. Volvo 39%
20. Porsche 39%
24. Vauxhall 40%
25. BMW 41%
26. Audi 42%
27. Rover 43%
27. Jaguar 49,630 184 43%
29. Mercedes-Benz 53,386 215 45%
Own take away: Indeed my current ride is giving me more 'broken parts' than my previous RWD Jappy (with alot of 'throttle abuse' too)... comparing mileage and age-for-age of ride.
Full Article: Japanese brands lead reliability survey | carsguide.com.au
Summaried car brand reliability - in failure rate
1. Honda 10%
2. Toyota 17%
3. Lexus 18%
4. Suzuki 19%
5. Subaru 20%
6. Hyundai 21%
6. Mazda 21%
6. Mitsubishi 21%
9. Chevrolet 22%
10. Nissan 25%
11. Kia 26%
12. Ford 31%
12. Skoda 31%
14. Citro#adien 32%
15. Peugeot 35%
15. Daewoo 35%
15. Smart 35%
18. Mini 37%
19. Fiat 38%
20. Seat 39%
20. Volkswagen 39%
20. Volvo 39%
20. Porsche 39%
24. Vauxhall 40%
25. BMW 41%
26. Audi 42%
27. Rover 43%
27. Jaguar 49,630 184 43%
29. Mercedes-Benz 53,386 215 45%
Own take away: Indeed my current ride is giving me more 'broken parts' than my previous RWD Jappy (with alot of 'throttle abuse' too)... comparing mileage and age-for-age of ride.