The data displays the best car brands, based on the number of problems per 100 vehicles as reported by original owners of new 2017 model-year vehicles in the U.S. The graph is based on J.D. Power's 2017 U.S. Initial Quality Study. On average, the respondents reported 97 problems per 100 vehicles.
Kia | 72 |
Genesis | 77 |
Porsche | 78 |
Ford | 86 |
Ram | 86 |
BMW | 88 |
Chevrolet | 88 |
Hyundai | 88 |
Lincoln | 92 |
Nissan | 93 |
Volkswagen | 93 |
MINI | 94 |
Buick | 95 |
Toyota | 95 |
Industry average | 97 |
Lexus | 98 |
GMC | 99 |
Chrysler | 102 |
Mercedes-Benz | 102 |
Acura | 103 |
Cadillac | 105 |
Honda | 105 |
Dodge | 106 |
Infiniti | 107 |
Jeep | 107 |
Subaru | 113 |
Audi | 115 |
Mazda | 125 |
Land Rover | 131 |
Mitsubishi | 131 |
Volvo | 134 |
Jaguar | 148 |
Fiat | 163 |