As per recent news article by BBC, Cars made by Japanese Car manufacturers are the most reliable, according to a survey by Which? Car magazine in UK. Japanese car manufacturers have once again strengthened their already formidable reputation for first class engineering by leading a reliability testing done by one of the UK’s most detailed motoring surveys.
Cars manufactured by Japanese Auto makers comfortably outperformed British models when it came to dependability and reliability, as per the survey carried out by Which? Car magazine. Japanese Car makers took the top seven places for reliability in a table compiled after a study of 89,768 cars of 38 brands. Honda was the winning car manufacturer from Japan, followed by Toyota, Daihatsu, Lexus, Mazda, Subaru and Suzuki.
Statistical analysis based on readers’ reports of total breakdowns, faults that required a vehicle to be taken to a garage and minor niggles - was used to calculate a Brand Reliability Index used in scoring.
Eight of the top ten most reliable brands were from Japan. The seven manufacturers in the “very good” category were all Japanese. Only Hyundai and Porsche from Germany were the only non-Japanese car makers which made it into the “good” category.
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