Recent Consumer Reports have published charts of predicted short-term reliability for sedans, coupes, convertibles, cars, minivans, sports cars and pickups. Its predicted reliability is based on the irregularity of serious problems over the three previous model years — 2008, 2009, and 2010. - or less, when insufficient data history limits the inclusion of a model year.
In this article, I list Top Ten on the reliability of CR predicates for the 2011 model year. This list of the most reliable CR devices does not include those vehicles that have only a year’s history of data, as predicted reliability based on one year may be completely inaccurate.
Top 10, 12 - a tie or tie is:
Toyota Yaris, a small sedan or two-door or four-door hatchback
Honda CR-V, a small sports car
Toyota Motor Corporation - Lexus LX, a large luxury SUV
Honda Fit, a small four-door hatchback
Toyota Scion xD, a small four-door hatchback
Honda Civic Coupe
Honda Motor Company - Acura RL, luxury sedan
V6 Toyota RAV4, small SUV
Honda front-wheel drive Acura TL, high-end sedan
Toyota FJ Cruiser, midsize SUV
Mitsubishi Outlander, a small SUV
4-cylinder Toyota RAV4, a small SUV.
Toyota Motor Corporation is 6 of the 12 most reliable, Honda Motor Company for 5 and Mitsubishi Motor Corporation for 1.
The Toyota Yaris and its predecessor, the Echo, have an excellent long-term history of reliability. Their combined 2010 GPA with auto-activity, for model years from 2000 to 2009, is an ideal 4.00 for a 9-year history of data. Other 2010. Auto insurance Best of the best model 2011:
Honda CR-V: 3.63 for 10 years of data
Lexus LX: 3.79 for 9 years
Honda Fit: 4.00 for 3 years
Scion xD: 4.00 for 2 years
Honda Civic coupe: N / A, but Honda Civic sedan has a GPA of 3.75 for 10 years
Acura RL: 3.27 for 7 years
V6 Toyota RAV4: 2.95 for 4 years
Acura TL: 3.25 for 10 years
Toyota FJ Cruiser: 4.00 for 2 years
Mitsubishi Outlander: 2.88 in 5 years
4-cylinder Toyota RAV4: 3,88 for 10 years.
