[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

JD Power’s 2020 Dependability rankings are out - it looks at problems per 100 vehicles over a three-year period.

Genesis is the 2020 champion at 89 problems per 100, the only brand to reach double digits- Lexus sits in 2nd place with 100 problems per 100.

All the way down at the bottom, there are two manufacturers for whom you are GUARANTEED to be back at the dealership for warrantied work at least twice during a three year span - Land Rover (220) and Chrysler (214).

Now, for all their faults, at least Land Rovers are fantastically complex, capable vehicles with oodles of power and styling that, if it’s for you, really pops.

Chryslers have none of these things, and appear to have been built entirely by people who all had better things to do.

In seven years in the industry, all of the most apocalyptic financial situations I’ve encountered involve Dodge/Chrysler vehicles.

So my question is this: who is buying Chrysler vehicles, and why?

I have a 2011 Durango Citadel and never have had any problems.

I believe I am an outlier.

Genesis eh?

I rememebr driving my buddy's Pony in High School and thinking it was a POS.

Hyundai really is a success story. I have owned two and both had been more than i expected. In fact I am looking at buying a third one right now to replace the Durango.