TexasTesla
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This is a three-year study, so it applies to 2016 model year vehicles.
https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2019-us-vehicle-dependability-studyvds
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2019 J. D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study
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This is a three-year study, so it applies to 2016 model year vehicles.
https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2019-us-vehicle-dependability-studyvds
Grumpy Cat
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So Chevy's initial quality doesn't carry over to the lifetime of the vehicle...
Maurtis
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I am way more interested in long term dependability, say 5-10 years since that would normally be after the manufacturer's warranty is up and repairs come out of pocket. But that data does make me wary of the Fiat 124 (the Fiata), LOL.
Why isn’t Tesla on that list?
I purchased my first Lexus (RX350) in 2005. The only problem I had was a factory tire fault after 10K miles of driving. Lexus replaced the set of tires at no cost. After the warranty expired, I service my Lexus at the local Toyota Dealership. They provide excellent customer service, not quite the award winning level of Lexus, but the best I’ve had over any othe brand dealership. Still driving and liking the RX, but I admit to wanting a new ride after 14 years of trouble free driving.
I purchased my first Lexus (RX350) in 2005. The only problem I had was a factory tire fault after 10K miles of driving. Lexus replaced the set of tires at no cost. After the warranty expired, I service my Lexus at the local Toyota Dealership. They provide excellent customer service, not quite the award winning level of Lexus, but the best I’ve had over any othe brand dealership. Still driving and liking the RX, but I admit to wanting a new ride after 14 years of trouble free driving.
RSchneider
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I found a documentary on the JD Power awards: