The Toyota Yaris has clinched the title of the most reliable supermini, boasting a warranty claim rate of just 3.6%, according to Warranty Solutions Group (WSG).
Warranty specialists Warranty Solutions Group (WSG) have unveiled reliability data for the most popular cars among first-time buyers, based on vehicle repair claims from its dealer network over the past 12 months.
Honda has ranked top in Warranytwise’s Reliability Index of car manufacturer brands as Japanese and Korean marques have dominated the top five spots.
Lexus has topped the rankings in the annual What Car? Reliability Survey with “exemplary” standards across its model range.
The last-generation Range Rover has topped a list of the least reliable cars, according to Warrantywise.
The UK’s most and least reliable new and used cars have been revealed after 16,000 car owners shared their ownership experiences.
Lexus has been named the most reliable car maker in the newly published Which? car reliability survey.
What Car has found the Lexus CT to be the UK’s most reliable used car, in a new survey of more than 18,000 drivers.
Local garage and mechanic comparison service whocanfixmycar.com has named the Audi A1 as the UK’s most reliable car, following analysis of its data.
Tesla has slammed the results of the What Car? Reliability Survey 2018 as “statistically meaningless” after survey responses from 28 UK Model S owners saw it finish bottom of the annual manufacturer ranking.
Suzuki has emerged as the most reliable car brand in the UK as What Car? published the results of its annual vehicle reliability survey.
Peugeot and Toyota cars have been identified as the most expensive to repair, according to internal data from WhoCanFixMyCar.com.
Diesel cars are less reliable and more expensive to fix than their petrol counterparts, according to a study by MotorEasy.
Japanese brands continued to dominated the What Car? reliability survey, with the Toyota Aygo, Honda Jazz and Lexus CT200h all scoring top marks.
BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Ford have won accolades in the largest vehicle reliability survey in the UK.
Skoda has topped the rankings in JD Power’s annual Vehicle Dependability Survey for the second year in a row as tech issues get the blame for undermining the reliability of premium brands.
Consumers have a misguided confidence in the reliability of German brand cars, according to research by WarrantyWise.
German brands have taken the top three positions in the largest vehicle reliability survey in the UK involving 650,000 cars, with the BMW 3 Series taking the crown.
