Terry - Somerset
Established Member
It is not clear what the percentages relate to.... all BMW, Audi and my current Merc for the same quality reasons as you ...
In reliability tables now they tend do do badly.
- Subaru 90.66%
- Tesla 90.55%
- Kia 89.35%
- Porsche 89.16%
- Citroen 88.22%
- Peugeot 88.03%
- Mazda 88.01%
- Toyota 87.74%
- Jaguar 87.72%
- Land Rover 87.63%
- Honda 87.56%
- Lexus 87.17%
- Alfa Romeo 86.86%
- BMW 86.69%
- Nissan 86.54%
- Volvo 86.48%
- Hyundai 86.36%
- Cupra 86.28%
- Suzuki 86.26%
- MINI 86.26%
- Mitsubishi 86.09%
- Dacia 86.01%
- Skoda 86.00%
- SEAT 85.84%
- Mercedes 85.55%
- Vauxhall 85.50%
- Audi 85.43%
- Renault 85.30%
- Volkswagen 84.80%
- Ford 84.58%
- Fiat 84.13%
- MG 82.01%
However it demonstrates that even the least reliable of cars are very close to the most reliable.
In position 5 - Citroen - 88%. In position 28 - Renault - 85%..
Conclusion - any small differences in reliability are probably inconsequential compared to the other considerations in car purchase - eg: price, performance, gizmos, distance to dealer etc.