Toyota Leads Survey’s ‘Most Reliable’ List
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Toyota Motor Corp. dominated Consumer Reports’ annual survey of automobile reliability, accounting for 15 of 31 vehicles rated “most reliable” by the magazine’s readers.
A total of 29 of the cars and trucks given a top score were Japanese brands, Consumer Reports said. General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. had one entry each, while DaimlerChrysler’s Chrysler had none.
No European automakers made the list.
The “most reliable” list included Toyota’s Prius, Corolla, Camry, Matrix, RAV4, Land Cruiser sport utility vehicles and Tundra pickup truck, the magazine said. Honda Motor Co. had eight vehicles with a top rating, including its Civic and Accord.
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