In their annual Reliability Survey, What Car? magazine ask readers to rate the dependability of cars aged up to five years old. They only focus on cars up to five years old because that covers the minimum three-year new car warranty as well as another two years where faults are less likely to be fixed for free.
"When it comes to reliability, a car’s brand is a better indicator of its durability than its fuel type. Mini claims the top spot this year, with a near-faultless score for all five of the diesel, electric and petrol models reported on in our survey. The shining stars were the Countryman, which gained 99.7%, making it the highest-scoring SUV overall, and the Mini Electric, which was the best EV with a rating of 98.4%. Former winner Lexus was just 0.4% behind Mini."
Here are the latest results based on the experiences of nearly 30,000 owners...
https://www.whatcar....ble-cars/n26137
