Top J.D. Power Initial Quality Survey
June 25, 2011 - Category Uncategorized
Analysts J.D. Power and Associates released the latest list of brand-top car brand in the United States. This brand is measured based on the quality of vehicle quality.
And it turns out, in the U.S. is not a U.S. brand that debuted the original car, but the output of Japanese cars. Unexpectedly, the Toyota luxury car brand Lexus ranks first, displacing the triumph of Porsche in the past year.
JD Power survey was conducted by asking the consumer car users during the 90 days they have a new car.
And this year, the quality of new cars in the U.S. is the highest in 25 years. This survey measures the number of reported problems per 100 cars sold.
Lexus 73 problems per 100 cars sold
Honda 86 problems per 100 cars sold
Acura 89 problems per 100 cars sold
Mercedes-Benz 94 problems per 100 cars sold
Mazda 100 problems per 100 cars sold
Porsche 100 problems per 100 cars sold
Toyota’s 101 problems per 100 cars sold
Infiniti 102 problems per 100 cars sold
Cadillac 103 problems per 100 cars sold
GMC 104 problems per 100 cars sold
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