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Car, Truck and Sport-Utility Vehicle Reliability Summary
by James Bleeker
The reliability section of Auto on Info currently has
six pages:
1. The Early 2011 Auto Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The fourth page has the early 2010 Auto Reliability GPAs and Grades of small
cars, family cars, large cars, pickup trucks, SUVs, and
crossovers. The
early Reliability GPAs and Grades are based on the auto reliability survey
data summarized in the reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2011 and
(2) the April 2011 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine.

2. The Early 2011 Auto Brand Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The fifth page has the early 2010 Auto Reliability GPAs and
Grades of nearly all brands of automobiles sold in North America. The
early Reliability GPAs and Grades are
based on the auto reliability survey data summarized in the
reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2011 and
(2) the April 2011 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine.

3. The Early 2011 Auto Manufacturer Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The sixth page has the early 2011 Auto Reliability GPAs and
Grades of the major manufacturers of automobiles sold in North America. The
early Reliability GPAs and Grades are
based on the auto reliability survey data summarized in the
reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2011 and
(2) the April 2011 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine.

4. The Updated 2010 Auto Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The first page has the updated 2010 Auto Reliability GPAs and Grades of over
390 convertibles, coupes, sedans, hatchbacks, wagons, minivans,
sport-utility vehicles (including crossovers), and pickup trucks. The
updated Reliability GPAs and Grades are based on the auto reliability survey
data summarized in the reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2010,
(2) Consumer Reports: Used Car Buying Guide: 2010, and
(3) the April 2010 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine. The
table with the GPAs and Grades has Ajax-enabled column reordering for ease
of use and for better visualizing automobile differences. In addition, the
page offers lists giving (1) the 10, 20, and 30 most reliable motor vehicles
with at least a 3-year reliability data history and (2) the 10, 20, and 30
least reliable motor vehicles with at least a 3-year reliability data
history.

5. The Updated 2010 Auto Brand Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The second page has the updated 2010 Auto Reliability GPAs and
Grades of nearly all brands of automobiles sold in North America. The updated Reliability GPAs and Grades are
based on the auto reliability survey data summarized in the
reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2010,
(2) Consumer Reports: Used Car Buying Guide: 2010, and
(3) the April 2010 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine. Here
too, the
table with the GPAs and Grades has Ajax-enabled column
reordering for ease of use and for better visualizing automobile
differences. In addition, the page offers lists giving (1) the
10, most reliable motor vehicle brands and (2) the 10 least
reliable motor vehicle brands.

6. The Updated 2010 Auto Manufacturer Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The third page has the updated 2010 Auto Reliability GPAs and
Grades of nearly all manufacturers of automobiles sold in North America. The updated Reliability GPAs and Grades are
based on the auto reliability survey data summarized in the
reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2010,
(2) Consumer Reports: Used Car Buying Guide: 2010, and
(3) the April 2010 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine. Here
too, the
table with the GPAs and Grades has Ajax-enabled column
reordering for ease of use and for better visualizing automobile
differences. In addition, the page offers lists giving (1) the
5 most reliable motor vehicle manufacturers and (2) the 5 least
reliable motor vehicle manufacturers.

7. The Early 2010 Auto Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The fourth page has the early 2010 Auto Reliability GPAs and Grades of small
cars, family cars, large cars, pickup trucks, SUVs, and
crossovers. The
early Reliability GPAs and Grades are based on the auto reliability survey
data summarized in the reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2010 and
(2) the April 2010 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine. Here
too, the table with the GPAs and Grades has Ajax-enabled column
reordering for ease of use and for better visualizing automobile
differences.
8. The Early 2010 Auto Brand Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The fifth page has the early 2010 Auto Reliability GPAs and
Grades of nearly all brands of automobiles sold in North America. The
early Reliability GPAs and Grades are
based on the auto reliability survey data summarized in the
reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2010 and
(2) the April 2010 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine. Here
too, the table with the GPAs and Grades has Ajax-enabled column reordering
for ease of use and for better visualizing automobile differences.
9. The Early 2010 Auto Manufacturer Reliability Grade Point Averages
(GPAs) and Grades:
Go
The sixth page has the early 2010 Auto Reliability GPAs and
Grades of the major manufacturers of automobiles sold in North America. The
early Reliability GPAs and Grades are
based on the auto reliability survey data summarized in the
reliability tables of (1) Consumer Reports: New Car Buying Guide: 2010 and
(2) the April 2010 issue of the Consumer Reports magazine. Here
too, the table with the GPAs and Grades has Ajax-enabled column reordering
for ease of use and for better visualizing automobile differences.
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Disclosure |
Site manager is currently a
very small shareholder of Ford Motor Company (2010-04-27). I am not,
and have not been, a
shareholder of any other motor vehicle manufacturer. |
Also useful for assessing motor vehicle reliability are the Canadian Automobile Association's awards
for "vehicle engineering excellence in terms of actual,
long-term, reliable performance."
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