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kobi wrote: For those who don't care to click links and see the stats here's what the Consumer Reports ALSO said...tell me where you see a honda there...high or low???? and do you see any hondas in the second list that say MOST PROBLEMATIC

How Reliable Is Your Car?
Consumer Reports' Least Problematic 1998-2005 Models
The owners of these cars had the least problems during the past one to eight years.
Model Year Make and Model Percent of Owners
Reporting Problems
in 2006
2005 Toyota Prius
Honda Civic Hybrid 4%
2004 Mazda MX-5 Miata 5%
2003 Toyota Highlander (V6) 9%
2002 Honda S2000
Toyota Echo 11%
2001 Toyota Echo 13%
2000 Toyota Tacoma (4-cyl)
Lexus LS400 17%
1999 Toyota Tacoma (4-cyl)
Lexus LS400 20%
1998 Toyota Tacoma (4-cyl)
Infiniti Q45 24%

Consumer Reports' Most Problematic 1998-2005 Models
The owners of these cars had to take their vehicles to the repair shop the most during the past one to eight years.
Model Year Make and Model Percent of Owners
Reporting Problems
in 2006
2005 Infiniti QX56 40
2004 Infiniti QX56 67
2003 Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible
Land Rover Range Rover 56
2002 Land Rover Freelander 61
2001 Volkswagen Jetta (Sedan 62
2000 1.8T) 66
1999 Pontiac Bonneville 77
1998 Volkswagen Jetta (V6) 72
Consumer Action Archive

scientist wrote: edmunds.com is a much better comparison.

There is a reason why the toyota Camry is the best selling automobile period. and TOYOTA is ontop.

Also remember that the time the article is published in relation to the car release date plays an important role.

Just take a look at the same site.

http://www.edmunds.com/reviews/consumer ... index.html

http://www.edmunds.com/reviews/mostwant ... index.html

One has the Tundra for fullsized, another has the F-150
but thats editors vs consumers


The real benchmark has always been the JD power and Associates

Nissan has won JD Power awards for their engines. the 350 has won automobile of the year also and has a total of 41 awards.

"Winning a Ward's 10 Best Engines award for the sixth consecutive year proves the depth of Nissan's engine development expertise," Visnic said. "We believe the VQ 3L V-6 is approaching the sort of 'legendary' status afforded to a select group of timeless engine designs."

http://www.nissan-global.com/GCC/Japan/ ... 16_1e.html


As of this year
BEST NEW ENGINE

Results points
1. Volkswagen 1.4-litre TSI (Golf) 250

2. Toyota 3.5-litre V6 Hybrid (GS450h) 196

3. Chevrolet 7-litre V8 (Corvette Z06) 123

4. Mercedes-AMG 6.2-litre (CLK, ML) 117

5. Porsche 3.4-litre flat six (Cayman) 102

6. Honda 1.8-litre (Civic) 81



Best Fuel Economy
1. Toyota Hybrid 1.5-litre (Prius) 196
2. Honda Hybrid 1.3-litre IMA (Civic) 127
3. Fiat-GM Diesel 1.3-litre (Panda, Grande Punto, IDEA, Doblo, Lancia Ypsilon, Opel/Vauxhall Agila, Corsa Astra, Meriva, Tigra, Combo, Suzuki New Ingis) 111
4. Honda 3-litre V6 Hybrid (Accord) 74
5. Toyota 3.5-litre V6 Hybrid (GS450h) 54
6. Renault/Nissan Diesel 2-litre (Mégane, Laguna) 49

Best Performance Engine
1. BMW 5-litre V10 (M5, M6) 342

2. Ferrari 4.3-litre V8 (F430) 160

3. Mercedes-AMG 6-litre bi-Turbo (SL65, CL65, Maybach) 130

4. Chevrolet 7-litre V8 (Corvette ZO6) 103

5. Porsche 3.8-litre (911) 54

6. BMW 3.2-litre (M3, Z4 M) 52


Get the rest here

http://www.ukintpress.com/engineoftheye ... ies04.html

kobi wrote: ok i miss this one my bad...ok but its a hybride

i see the Honda S2000 as the #1. best resale car.....toyo not on the list
SUV....
1. 2006 Toyota 4Runner — 49.3%
2. 2006 Honda CR-V — 49.0%

Top 10 Cheap Cool Cars for Teens for 2006
1. 2006 Honda Civic—
2. 2006 Mazda 3 —

and yes i see toyota have the most wanted truck for 2007 but honda have the most wanted sedan, coupe and SUV for 2007...in their class feast on that haters....civic, civic and crv

skidmarx wrote: ummmm nahhhh maybe an older one from 1992 that aint 1.8. none. why?