Any European version of JDPower?

cruhoortwunk

I used to use JDpower for reliability ratings etc for car makes while I was in Canada.
http://www.jdpower.com/autos/car-ratings/
It's handy to check on models you aren't familiar with.
All the models are US/Canada though, so there may be big differences between the stats for the European models.
Any equivalent here?

unkel

JD power has nothing to do with reliability ratings!

It's a customer satisfaction survey, so the results are purely subjective

Cionád

You can check out the Reliability Index compiled by Warranty Direct

http://www.reliabilityindex.com/

cruhoortwunk

unkel wrote: »

JD power has nothing to do with reliability ratings!

It's a customer satisfaction survey, so the results are purely subjective

Well it's reliability ratings from consumers then. Still I would say it has it's merits.

high horse

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

Well it's reliability ratings from consumers then. Still I would say it has it's merits.

No, it's a satisfaction rating. Satisfaction is heavily based on the price paid for a product. A good example of this is how happy people are with a Skoda Octavia versus a VW Golf. They're basically the same product with the same common flaws but the Octavia regularly tops the Top Gear customer satisfaction survey while the golf is nearer to the bottomTo answer your original question, the German version of the AA (called ADAC I think but I'm not 100%) have a reliability index.

Eric Cartman

yeah , your local lad named mick down the gaa club

'shure toyotas are the way t go , carinas run forever'

hes also the same lad responsible for VAG diesels having this connotation of obscene god like reliability

Nissan doctor

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

I used to use JDpower for reliability ratings etc for car makes while I was in Canada.
http://www.jdpower.com/autos/car-ratings/
It's handy to check on models you aren't familiar with.
All the models are US/Canada though, so there may be big differences between the stats for the European models.
Any equivalent here?

Yes....JDpower.:)

They do the same think for the uk/irish market too.

mathepac

As if by magic using the nefarious power of Goggles (Google's newest competitor) - http://www.whatcar.com/car-news/jd-power-survey-2011/257096