Most reliable cars of 2017

[obi_waynne]

The list for 2017 makes interesting reading. It looks like a few manufacturers have really pulled out the stops to regain their reputations for reliable cars.

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/...Most-reliable-car-makes-sold-UK-Japanese.html

The Audi A3 saloon got a 100% reliability rating something only other Japanese car makers achieved.

Suprisingly the Tesla didn't do very well and Range Rover were really slated for poor reliability - a shame considering the luxury nature of the brand.

I was also surprised to see the MX5 listed as least reliable in it's category.

 

[Lunchmoney]

JDM represent!

 

[obi_waynne]

JDM represent!

As usual! The Japanese work ethic, job for life and dedication to the company all help to raise quality.

Most other countries look to profits, cutting costs and ditch experienced workers in favour of cheaper unskilled workers. It's a false economy in the long run.

Hopefully the VAG group have learned this and will strive to keep up and improve build quality.