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Apr 11, 2018 | 08:11 PM

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mmarshall

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Originally Posted by MattyG

It's also a study of 3 year old cars. That means they're under warranty. We don't know what happens after that.

True, but I don't see where that is of any relevance as far as this list goes. Whether they are under warranty or not does not necessarily determine the actual rate of automotive breakdowns, or repair-needs. All that determines is if or when cars do break down, who is going to cover the cost of the repair....the car-owner, the dealership, or the factory.

Apr 12, 2018 | 04:05 AM

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Originally Posted by corradoMR2

Props to Buick and Kia being consistently near the top over recent years.

Big surprise Infiniti and BMW improved, Toyota slipping. Subaru not great over the years and no surprise, FCA consistently at the bottom.

Right about Infiniti. In 2017, they were third from the bottom.