This is exactly what the Driver Power car customer satisfaction survey does every year. Once again motorists from across the UK have told us what they think about the cars they own in the Driver Power survey and we collect the information to equip our readers with the inside story on the most reliable cars on sale.
Our most reliable new cars results are based on the latest Driver Power survey data for cars that are currently available to buy new. Owners were asked about their satisfaction with the standards of build quality and reliability in the cars they own and drive every day, making the resulting data an invaluable tool for car buyers.
When buying a new car, few expect there to be any issues at all but even with our top ten most reliable new cars, faults can still occur.
Scroll down to find out the top 10 cars when it comes to reliability in reverse order…. First up in 10th place is the Volvo XC The small Swedish SUV was the number one most reliable car in the Driver Power survey and it has performed brilliantly once again, coming 10th for reliability and eighth in the survey overall. The new CMA platform appears to be performing without issue, as do the wide range of powertrains available.
Looking at the brand as a whole, only a fifth of Volvo owners have reported faults of any kind so any Volvo model you choose should prove to be dependable. With excellent overall quality and little to speak of in the way of faults, the Kia Ceed is a tough competitor in the family hatch market.
Kia not only won the compact family car class in Driver Power with the Ceed , but owners of the Rio have also placed it higher up than any other supermini you can buy. Plug-in hybrids can reduce fuel consumption to an absolute minimum, but which models are the best all-rounders and which should you avoid?
The Seat Ateca family SUV is our reigning Used Car of the Year, but now we've put our money where our mouths are to see what it's actually like to live with. What Car? View all new car reviews. Car deals. View all deals. What went wrong? We respect your privacy. All email addresses you provide will be used just for sending this story. Ford ranks the highest at 18, down three spots from the previous year. Right below Ford on the list is Buick, which had performed well in recent years and was in the top 10 last year.
Cadillac is the worst-rated domestic manufacturer and ranks near the very bottom at Audi and BMW both declined from last year. Three other brands, Porsche, Volkswagen, and Mercedes-Benz, finished midpack.
Volvo finished last overall. Tesla fell six spots from last year and now ranks third-worst 27 out of Owners reported suspension problems and other issues that included the extending door handle. Please see chart below. When compared to the average non-turbo engine among models, overall, Lexus makes the most reliable turbo powertrain, followed by Honda and Porsche. On the other end of the spectrum, Hyundai and Mini have the most problematic turbos. The score also includes road-test performance, owner satisfaction survey results, whether a vehicle comes with key safety systems, and results from crash tests, if applicable.
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