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#52: 2014 Reliability Results: The Winners and Losers

#52: 2014 Reliability Results: The Winners and Losers

FromTalking Cars (MP3)


#52: 2014 Reliability Results: The Winners and Losers

FromTalking Cars (MP3)

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Length:
23 minutes
Released:
Oct 27, 2014
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

With over one million vehicles spanning back a decade, Consumer Reports' annual reliability survey gives us plenty to talk about. Once again, most reliable brand status goes to Lexus and Toyota. For a change, some good news for GM: they're the most reliable domestic automaker. Ford rebuilds after a crop of extensive - and unreliable - redesigns. Fiat-Chrysler struggles with the problematic Jeep Cherokee and Grand Cherokee. Not all Japanese brands are reliable; Mazda and Subaru do well with launching reliable cars. Nissan is in a deep slump, with the Altima proving unreliable in its second year and problems at Infiniti. Audi makes the top five most reliable brand list, but Mercedes-Benz gets drug down by the CLA and S-Class. We wrap up by looking at the latest reliability info on the Tesla Model S.
Released:
Oct 27, 2014
Format:
Podcast episode

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Join our experts at the Consumer Reports Test Track as they discuss cars, answer buying questions, and share insights on everything automotive.