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J.D. Power isn’t an unbiased review. There is zero chance that Dodge and Chevy have real world reliability greater than makes like Toyota, Honda and Mazda. Th
by krnlpnc 4y ago
J.D. Power isn’t an unbiased review.
There is zero chance that Dodge and Chevy have real world reliability greater than makes like Toyota, Honda and Mazda.
They also play games like counting “problems” without a weight. Infotainment problem fixed in firmware and transmission problem both increment the count by 1?
- 10000truths 4y agoThere's a whole YouTube channel dedicated to satirizing Chevy commercials and their reliance on "real people" and J.D. Power marketing: https://www.youtube.com/c/ZebraCorner https://www.youtube.com/c/ZebraCorner
- exhilaration 4y agoThank you, that was fantastic, here's the JD Power video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSBsq6HBBzw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSBsq6HBBzw
- citizenpaul 4y agoThis is the best part of my day and almost certainly my week. Haven't laughed that hard in a while.
- gamblor956 4y agoThe J.D. Power article notes that the "initial quality" of cars is slipping, meaning problems reported in the first 90 days. It's very possible for Dodge and Chevy to have greater initial quality (meaning fewer reported problems) but worse real-world reliability than their Japanese counterparts. Dodge, for example, is notorious for using parts that wear down quickly. Also, Dodge and Chevy have more vehicles that target the low end of the market, where people are more likely to just accept small problems with the car as part of the cheap car experience.
- datavirtue 4y agoIt's easy to improve when you are the worst.