J.D. Power & Associates 2010 Dependability Study just ou

[Sandy]

1. Porsche
2. Lincoln
3. Buick
4. Lexus
5. Mercury
6. Toyota
7. Honda
8. Ford
9. Mercedes-Benz
10. Acura
11. Hyundai
12. Cadillac
13. Infiniti
14. Subaru
15. Saab
16. Saturn
17. BMW
18. GMC
19. Chrysler
20. Kia
21. Volvo
22. Hummer
23. Jaguar
24. Chevrolet
25. Nissan
26. Audi
27. Dodge
28. Pontiac
29. Mazda
30. Scion
31. Mitsubitshi
32. Mini
33. Jeep
34. Volkswagon
35. Suzuki
36. Land Rover

[foraye]

Good to see the Ford brands all in the top 10!

[foraye]

Good to see the Ford brands all in the top 10!

well domestic anyway

[Kentennis]

We've owned quite a number of Fords and can't think of 1 that ever gave us trouble. Currently own 4. '04 Ford Escape with the No Boundaries Package (Wife's but our main driver since she got laid off), 2007 Ford F150, (There are a couple things I don't like about it but I had an Expedition before. The damn thing is REALLY quiet on the road. It's so quiet it's eerie). 1986 ASCMcLaren Convertible with less than 22,000 miles on it.All options and immaculate shape), 1965 Thunderbird that I have way more money in than I'll get out. (Unless I live to be 100 and sell it at 99). It's in excellent shape but I'm in it for around 11-12K.

[negusm]

Hyundai. #11.

That's scary. The end may be near.

-Mike

[avmtdan]

Glad to see ford in the upper range there. I own 4 Fords, and a Mercedes, had no issues out of the Fords Considering their miles.

98 Mustang: 255k Miles, ALL original accessories, changed throwout bearing @ 200k.
96 Explorer: 235k miles, replaced alternator @ 180k, Fuel pump @ 210k.
93 F150: 175k Miles, Replaced Starter @ 150k, fan clutch @ 145k.
87 Mclaren: New project, hard to say whats been done.

06 C230: 60K, no problems found.

[KHummel66]

Hyundai. #11.

That's scary. The end may be near.

-Mike

Not quite the end yet Mike, Land Rover is STILL last.

[Kentennis]

Good thing Ford sold Jaguar and Land Rover 3 years ago!

[tfs2121]

Hyundai. #11.

That's scary. The end may be near.

-Mike

Not quite the end yet Mike, Land Rover is STILL last.

land rovers are such crap. they are the worst cars ever

[darkhorse40]

Is not Land Rover a Ford owned company?

[Kentennis]

Ford sold Land Rover and Jaguar to Indian car maker Tata Motors in 2007.

[shelbyscarab]

1. Porsche
2. Lincoln
3. Buick
4. Lexus
5. Mercury
6. Toyota
7. Honda
8. Ford
9. Mercedes-Benz
10. Acura
11. Hyundai
12. Cadillac
13. Infiniti
14. Subaru
15. Saab
16. Saturn
17. BMW
18. GMC
19. Chrysler
20. Kia
21. Volvo
22. Hummer
23. Jaguar
24. Chevrolet
25. Nissan
26. Audi
27. Dodge
28. Pontiac
29. Mazda
30. Scion
31. Mitsubitshi
32. Mini
33. Jeep
34. Volkswagon
35. Suzuki
36. Land Rover

Comments.

1. Very impressed that Lincoln is #2 out of 36 spots. Now Lincon! could you put more effort into going after Cadillac's dominance of the domestic luxury car and suv market? Design some sportier versions of the MKZ, MKS, MKT, & Navigator! For crying out loud, make something that can hang with the CTS-V, make an equal of the XLR!!!!

2. Ford: "Congrats Mercury on your #5 ranking out of 36 spots. Your reward? We're killing you off". Brilliant.

3. Ford at #8. Good job, keep improving though, don't rest. Remember, "The Best Never Rest!"

4. Chevy and Dodge....... yikes........ Come on Government Motors, you can do better than that!

[Kentennis]

Shelby,

Sadly Cadillac killed the XLR in the spring of 2009.

However they still have some brand new 2009's for sale!

[shelbyscarab]

Shelby,

Sadly Cadillac killed the XLR in the spring of 2009.

However they still have some brand new 2009's for sale!

oh, didn't know that. Still, thats an awesome car, I reluctantly have to say......

[KHummel66]

Shelby,

Sadly Cadillac killed the XLR in the spring of 2009.

However they still have some brand new 2009's for sale!

oh, didn't know that. Still, thats an awesome car, I reluctantly have to say......

A Corvette in Caddy clothing; I always thought that was awesome too.

I have never understood why Mercedes has always been able to generate enough volume to mainatin production of the SL series and both M-B and BMW can move 2-door luxury coupes, but Caddy can't keep a 2-seat vert in it's line up to save it's life and neither Caddy or Lincoln offer coupes anymore (although I understand Caddy is bringing a 2 door C series to market soon).