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YOUR RESEARCHPorsche most reliable luxury car--again.
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But Murry, a professional race car driver, brought only a tire-pressure gauge and some Windex to clean the windshield.
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Here is an exerpt from a recent Forbes article about the 14 most reliable luxury cars. After all the threads in here about engine failure and RMS, sometimes it helps to get a little perspective on things
When David Murry prepped his Porsche 911 for 2004's One Lap of America race, he knew competitors would be bringing trailers full of spare parts, spare tires, tools and racing fuel. But Murry, a professional race car driver, brought only a tire-pressure gauge and some Windex to clean the windshield.
"It's a Porsche," he would say, according to his co-driver, Boston Globe auto columnist Royal Ford. "We don't need no stinkin' tools."
Calling themselves "Team Squeegee," Murry and Ford took third place in the race, which involves driving across the country as well as competing on racetracks.
Click here for the slide show.
This story illustrates how modern luxury cars can take care of themselves. While some luxury automakers, such as DaimlerChrysler's (nyse: DCX - news - people ) Mercedes-Benz and Ford Motor's (nyse: F - news - people ) Land Rover subsidiary, have endemic reliability problems, other upscale brands, such as Nissan Motor's (nasdaq: NSANY - news - people ) Infiniti subsidiary, are increasingly becoming known for quality.
The slide show that follows this introduction lists the 14 most-reliable luxury cars on the market, including Murry's favorite, the 911, which receives J.D. Power and Associates' highest marks for dependability. (Murry currently rides with Synergy Racing in the Grand AM GT Rolex Series, where he drives a Porsche 911 Supercup.)
Funny, but a guy from my old car club did One Lap America a few times in a Supra and lately a Vette and he has no truck full of parts following him around the country either(he's from Texas). I really didn't see many vehicles with spare part trucks or trailers when I meet him down at Summit Point.
