JD Power initial quality survey
BRANDS OVERALL (defects per 100 vehicles):
Industry average was 108 per 100
Porsche (83)
Acura (86)
Mercedes-Benz (87)
Lexus (88)
Ford (93)
Honda (95)
Hyundai (102)
Lincoln (106)
Infiniti (107)
Volvo (109)
Ram (110)
Audi (111)
Cadillac (111)
Chevrolet (111)
Nissan (111)
BMW (113)
Mercury (113)
Buick (114)
Mazda(114)
Scion (114)
Toyota (117)
Subaru (121)
Chrysler (122)
Suzuki (122)
GMC (126)
Kia (126)
Jeep (129)
Dodge (130)
Jaguar (130)
Mini (133)
Volkswagen (135)
Mitsubishi (146)
Land Rover (170)
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Porsche Club of America - San Diego Region Discussion Forum
Porsche wins again...
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Porsche wins again...
by Jad on Thu Jun 17, 2010 8:41 pm
Jad Duncan
997 S Cab - Sold
996 "not a cup car" Sold
Tesla Model S
Porsche Taycan
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997 S Cab - Sold
996 "not a cup car" Sold
Tesla Model S
Porsche Taycan
https://www.goldfishconsulting.com/
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Re: Porsche wins again...
by lbevins on Fri Jun 18, 2010 8:49 am
Porsche at the top. Land Rover at the bottom. Gosh... What a surprise.
Larry Bevins
2011/2012 SDR Chief Driving Instructor
PCA National DE Instructor
'82 911SC (IP) AX Champ
'74 914 2.0 (CP) AX Champ
'73 911RS Carrera (Clone) - Now in Australia
'74 911RSR/IROC (Clone) - Now in Sweden
'69 912 (Multiple Concours Wins)
2011/2012 SDR Chief Driving Instructor
PCA National DE Instructor
'82 911SC (IP) AX Champ
'74 914 2.0 (CP) AX Champ
'73 911RS Carrera (Clone) - Now in Australia
'74 911RSR/IROC (Clone) - Now in Sweden
'69 912 (Multiple Concours Wins)
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Re: Porsche wins again...
by ttweed on Sat Jun 19, 2010 10:16 am
Ford comes in 5th, on top of Honda? I really am surprised.... 
Tom Tweed -- #908
SDR Tech Inspection Chair 2005-06
SDR Forum Admin 2010-present
Windblown Witness Assistant Editor 2012-present
Driving Porsches since 1964
SDR Tech Inspection Chair 2005-06
SDR Forum Admin 2010-present
Windblown Witness Assistant Editor 2012-present
Driving Porsches since 1964
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Re: Porsche wins again...
by Dan Chambers on Tue Jun 22, 2010 7:31 am
For the close relationship that Porsche now has with Volkswagen/Audi, I'm surprised how low VW is. C'mon Piech, get to work! 
Dan Chambers
"It's just a "well prepared" street car ... or a very, very well-mannered track car."
1983 SC #91 3.6L, "Black Pearl" Livery
1987 944 (gone but not forgotten)
"It's just a "well prepared" street car ... or a very, very well-mannered track car."
1983 SC #91 3.6L, "Black Pearl" Livery
1987 944 (gone but not forgotten)
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Re: Porsche wins again...
by gocart on Tue Jun 22, 2010 11:31 am
I've always wondered how "initial quality" was figured. We bought an '09 Charger. Zero problems so far. I have a '07 Caravan, zero problems. So why is Chrysler rated so low?
It seems to me that the "initial" problems would be covered under warranty. Unless it's a dependability problem, why even mention it?
Rating a car after, say, five years would be more important to me.
Look how many older Porsches there are still being driven.
It seems to me that the "initial" problems would be covered under warranty. Unless it's a dependability problem, why even mention it?
Rating a car after, say, five years would be more important to me.
Look how many older Porsches there are still being driven.
Gordon Carter
'71 911 #56
'71 911 #56
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