JD Power has released its annual vehicle reliability study, with prizes for the first time with the highest recognition the Lincoln, the luxury brand of Ford Motor Company. Behind American, two were classified as other premium brands, Lexus and Jaguar. The trio of "usual German" does not even reach the top five was completed in order from Porsche and Toyota.
If Mercedes was ranked eighth in the rankings, but nevertheless remained well below the average of the failure signals recorded by brand, Audi and BMW have not reached the top ten and have even ranked behind brands such as Hyundai, Kia and Chevrolet, not going beyond the 20 th and 21 th place respectively.
The vehicles in Ingolstadt and Monaco, according to the 2011 study by JD Power, are also found to be more frail than the average of the market. Taillights of this ranking were the British Mini and Land Rover, the three Chrysler Group brands, Volkswagen and surprise. As for individual segments, the most wins category has been dominated by Toyota, which has collected seven. 
If Mercedes was ranked eighth in the rankings, but nevertheless remained well below the average of the failure signals recorded by brand, Audi and BMW have not reached the top ten and have even ranked behind brands such as Hyundai, Kia and Chevrolet, not going beyond the 20 th and 21 th place respectively.
The vehicles in Ingolstadt and Monaco, according to the 2011 study by JD Power, are also found to be more frail than the average of the market. Taillights of this ranking were the British Mini and Land Rover, the three Chrysler Group brands, Volkswagen and surprise. As for individual segments, the most wins category has been dominated by Toyota, which has collected seven.
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- Ford and Toyota Top 2011 J.D. Power Dependability Study (17/03/2011)
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