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Did your car come out top of the What Car Report?


What Car and Warranty Direct have just finished a report into the top most reliable used cars in the UK.

For the 7th year in a row Honda has come out on top as the most reliable used car!

In real terms this means that you have a less than 1 in 10 chance of having a brake down in a 12 month period. Not surprisingly other Japanese brands normally known for reliability such as Toyota and Lexus where close behind.

The reports where based on policies bought from the Warranty specialists for cars between 3 and 10 years old and as well as showing which cars where less likely to brake down they also highlighted the brands which you are most likely to be let down by.

The state of our roads and pot holes are being predominately blamed for the most common form of problem which was from axle and suspension. In fact this accounted for a mammoth 28.5 % of all warranty claims while electric faults came in a close second at 24.3%

The top ten was completely dominated by manufactures from the Far East with Chevrolet being the only US brand. Surprisingly it also had the lowest average garage bill at just £227.

No guess's for predicting the most expensive Porsche with a tear jerking average repair bill of £623.

There where however some big surprises with brands that are not normally associated with un reliability such as Mercedes-Benz, Audi  and Jaguar in the bottom 10 with the nations new success story Land Rover  being shown as the Uk's most unreliable with over 71% braking down at least once within the first 12 months.

The figures may not be nice reading but please remember that these are based on actual statistics produced by one of the Uks leading Warranty specialist and are purely a reflection of their experiences and rates of failure.

  1. Honda
  2. Toyota
  3. Lexus
  4. Suzuki
  5. Subaru
  6. Hyundai , Mazda & Mitsubishi
  7. Chevrolet
  8. Nissan
  9. Kia
  10. Ford
  11. Skoda
  12. Citroen
  13. Peugeot
  14. Daewoo
  15. Smart
  16. Mini
  17. Fiat
  18. Seat
  19. Volkswagen
  20. Volvo
  21. Porsche
  22. Vauxhall
  23. BMW
  24. Audi
  25. Rover
  26. Jaguar
  27. Mercedes-Benz
  28. MG
  29. Saab
  30. Chrysler
  31. Renault
  32. Jeep 
  33. Alfa Romeo
  34. Land Rover

So why not let us know what you think, do you think that the results are important and if so would you base the purchase of your next used car on them?