Porsche tops JD Power again
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Porsche tops JD Power again
...and the factory is a silver medalist too. (mini gets a shout out for their improvement 
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...and VW is way at the bottom.
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Acura (which moves from 14
)...and VW is way at the bottom.
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2010 IQS Ranking Highlights
Porsche leads the overall nameplate rankings, averaging 83 PP100. Following in the rankings are, respectively,
Porsche leads the overall nameplate rankings, averaging 83 PP100. Following in the rankings are, respectively,
Acura (which moves from 14
th rank position in 2009 to second in 2010), Mercedes-Benz (which improves
from sixth rank position in 2009 to third in 2010), Lexus and Ford (which moves into the top five for the first
time since the inception of the study). MINI posts the largest improvement in 2010, reducing problems by 32
PP100 from 2009.time since the inception of the study). MINI posts the largest improvement in 2010, reducing problems by 32
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The overall message I see is that the very best have slightly less than one problem per 100 cars and the worst ( with the exception of Land Rover , always) have slightly more than one problem per 100 cars.......big deal! This tells me there is little difference in the initial quality ( as defied by JD Power) from brand to brand.
Basically every brand has, more or less, one problem per 100 cars. It basically means they ALL have their manufacturing process under control. It means nothing more.
Basically every brand has, more or less, one problem per 100 cars. It basically means they ALL have their manufacturing process under control. It means nothing more.
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The overall message I see is that the very best have slightly less than one problem per 100 cars and the worst ( with the exception of Land Rover , always) have slightly more than one problem per 100 cars.......big deal! This tells me there is little difference in the initial quality ( as defied by JD Power) from brand to brand.
Basically every brand has, more or less, one problem per 100 cars. It basically means they ALL have their manufacturing process under control. It means nothing more.
Basically every brand has, more or less, one problem per 100 cars. It basically means they ALL have their manufacturing process under control. It means nothing more.
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. And, as you say, it doesn't really indicate seriousness of the problem so I still question the value of the survey.
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The overall message I see is that the very best have slightly less than one problem per 100 cars and the worst ( with the exception of Land Rover , always) have slightly more than one problem per 100 cars.......big deal! This tells me there is little difference in the initial quality ( as defied by JD Power) from brand to brand.
Basically every brand has, more or less, one problem per 100 cars. It basically means they ALL have their manufacturing process under control. It means nothing more.
Basically every brand has, more or less, one problem per 100 cars. It basically means they ALL have their manufacturing process under control. It means nothing more.
it's also statistically significant that VW and Audi lag significantly, which is interesting.
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Or VW will end up diluting Porsche's quality be melding VW design and technology into Porsche's products in an attempt to make Porsche more "mainstream" and affordable to a larger segment of drivers. VW is already pushing Porsche to introduce more models, and increase production, more quickly than Porsche is used to doing. Porsche quality could be the first casualty of this new marketing model.
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...and the factory is a silver medalist too. (mini gets a shout out for their improvement )
...and VW is way at the bottom.
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Acura (which moves from 14
)...and VW is way at the bottom.
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2010 IQS Ranking Highlights
Porsche leads the overall nameplate rankings, averaging 83 PP100. Following in the rankings are, respectively,
Porsche leads the overall nameplate rankings, averaging 83 PP100. Following in the rankings are, respectively,
Acura (which moves from 14
th rank position in 2009 to second in 2010), Mercedes-Benz (which improves
from sixth rank position in 2009 to third in 2010), Lexus and Ford (which moves into the top five for the first
time since the inception of the study). MINI posts the largest improvement in 2010, reducing problems by 32
PP100 from 2009.
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