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Originally Posted by libertyforall
Well, Ford also has its issues. 
"Following the financial crisis, Ford did an amazing job of reinventing itself. It has launched new vehicles that look better, drive better, use less gasoline, and offer innovative technology. As a result, Ford has a strong road test score of 72. Unfortunately, reliability struggles are what hold Ford back, giving it an overall score of 53."
http://www.cheatsheet.com/automobile...eports.html/7/ |
As does Chevrolet, just 6 points higher overall than Ford.
"Famous American automaker Chevrolet ranked No. 19 among the best brands for 2015. The company received an overall score of 59, a road test score of 71 and a middle predicted reliability score. Consumer Reports calls Chevrolet cars "a mixed bag," adding that it "doesn't offer a car that gets great gas mileage" and has a well below average and average reliability track record."
As it has been pointed out numerous times, you can find information on the web that best supports your position, regardless of what brand you prefer. Better to drive the vehicles you are interested in and make your decisions based on your criteria, not somebody else's.