Daily mail car reliability

The Daily Mail's car reliability survey! Here's a summary of their findings:

2022 Survey:

The Daily Mail's 2022 car reliability survey, conducted in partnership with Warranty Direct, analyzed data from over 50,000 cars to determine which models are most and least reliable. Here are the top 10 most reliable cars and the top 10 least reliable cars:

Top 10 Most Reliable Cars:

1. Toyota Corolla (99.6% reliability)
2. Honda Civic (98.6% reliability)
3. Skoda Octavia (98.4% reliability)
4. Volkswagen Golf (98.2% reliability)
5. Hyundai i30 (98.1% reliability)
6. Kia Ceed (98.1% reliability)
7. Ford Focus (97.9% reliability)
8. Mazda3 (97.8% reliability)
9. Seat Leon (97.7% reliability)
10. Peugeot 308 (97.6% reliability)

Top 10 Least Reliable Cars:

1. Land Rover Discovery Sport (84.1% reliability)
2. Nissan Qashqai (85.1% reliability)
3. Renault Captur (85.3% reliability)
4. Vauxhall Astra (85.5% reliability)
5. Ford Mondeo (85.6% reliability)
6. Peugeot 208 (85.7% reliability)
7. Citroen C4 SpaceTourer (86.1% reliability)
8. Seat Ateca (86.2% reliability)
9. Skoda Fabia (86.3% reliability)
10. Volkswagen Passat (86.4% reliability)

Key Findings:

• Japanese brands dominated the top 10 most reliable cars, with Toyota, Honda, and Mazda taking the top three spots.
• The top 10 least reliable cars were mostly European models, with Land Rover being the only non-European brand to feature.
• The survey found that cars with diesel engines were more reliable than those with petrol engines.
• The average reliability score for all cars surveyed was 92.4%.

Methodology:

The Daily Mail's car reliability survey used data from Warranty Direct, a leading provider of extended warranties for cars. The survey analyzed data from over 50,000 cars, with each car's reliability score based on the number of faults reported during the first three years of ownership. The survey also took into account the cost of repairs and the likelihood of a car breaking down.