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Most and least reliable used cars: brands
We name the most dependable – and most troublesome – used cars aged from six to 20 years old, based on owners’ experiences...
Updated22 May 2023
Reliability by brand for cars aged six to 20 years old
Rank | Make | Score |
---|---|---|
1. | Suzuki | 94.7% |
2. | Lexus | 92.7% |
3. | Toyota | 91.7% |
4. | Honda | 90.7% |
5. | Kia | 89.6% |
6. | Mitsubishi | 87.5% |
7. | Mazda | 86.6% |
8. | Hyundai | 85.9% |
9. | Skoda | 83.4% |
10. | Seat | 83.1% |
11. | Dacia | 82.9% |
12. | Alfa Romeo | 82.7% |
13. | Volvo | 81.7% |
14. | Audi | 81.2% |
15. | Porsche | 81.0% |
16. | BMW | 80.5% |
17. | Renault | 79.5% |
18. | Ford | 79.4% |
19. | Volkswagen | 77.9% |
20. | Vauxhall | 77.4% |
21. | Mini | 77.3% |
22. | Nissan | 77.1% |
23. | Jaguar | 76.9% |
24. | Fiat | 76.5% |
25. | Peugeot | 75.7% |
26. | Subaru | 75.6% |
27. | Mercedes | 75.1% |
28. | Tesla | 69.2% |
29. | Land Rover | 61.3% |
30. | Citroën | 60.3% |
To read the data for other car classes follow these links:
Small cars here
Family cars here
Executive cars here
Luxury cars here
Small SUVs here
Family SUVs here
Large SUVs here
Luxury SUVs here
Electric and hybrid cars here
Sports cars here
MPVs here
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