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What is the most reliable car for 2012?

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What is the most reliable car for 2012?

8 Most Dependable Cars of 2012

  • Best midsize: Ford Fusion.
  • Mitsubishi.
  • Best entry premium (tie): Lexus ES 350.
  • Best entry premium (tie): Lincoln MKZ.
  • Best midsize premium: Hyundai Genesis.
  • Mercedes-Benz.
  • Volvo. S-80.
  • Best large car: Buick Lucerne. Buick ranked ninth among all brands, with 125 problems per 100 vehicles.

What is the most reliable used car on the market?

Most Reliable Used Cars

  • Toyota Camry (2015) The Toyota Camry continues to be the best-selling passenger vehicle in the U.S., and the main reason for its appeal is its reliability.
  • Mazda MX-5 Miata (2019 and 2020)
  • 2012 Honda Civic.
  • 2013 Honda Accord.
  • 2018 Mazda3.
  • 2011 Toyota Prius.
  • 2010 Toyota Avalon.
  • 2011 Buick LaCrosse.

What older cars are the most reliable?

Ranked: the most and least reliable older cars

  • Ranked: the most and least reliable older cars.
  • 1: Lexus – 94.9% reliability score.
  • 2: Dacia – 93.1% reliability score.
  • 3: Honda – 90.0% reliability score.
  • 4: Toyota – 89.7% reliability score.
  • 5: Suzuki – 88.4% reliability score.
  • 6: Kia – 87.8% reliability score.

What was the best-selling car in 2011?

Top of the Charts: The Best-Selling Vehicles of 2011

  • Toyota Camry — 308,510 sales.
  • Nissan Altima — 268,981 sales.
  • Ford Escape — 254,293.
  • Ford Fusion — 248,067 sales.
  • Ram 1500/2500/3500 — 244,763.
  • Toyota Corolla — 240,259 sales.
  • Honda Accord — 235,625 sales.
  • Chevrolet Cruze — 231,732 sales.

What are the most reliable 5 year old cars?

WhatCar? reliability index cars aged 5-20

  • Lexus – 96.0% reliability rating.
  • Kia – 92.7%
  • Toyota – 92.2%
  • Suzuki – 91.9%
  • Honda – 91.6%
  • Mitsubishi – 91.2%
  • Seat – 90.7%
  • Hyundai – 89.2%

What cars dont break down?

Toyota is the most reliable car brand according to Consumer Reports, knocking Lexus from its former throne. Toyota scored an average reliability score of 80/100, which is calculated by analyzing survey data of car owners who reported any serious problems that occurred in the last 12 months.