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YOUR RESEARCHPorsche tops initial quality survey - AGAIN
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POST 2Original post
Well Porsche toped quality for the last few years but what about our 996 model range? I'm sure we were bottom of the bucket as far as materials used in the beginning 996 line.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
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From 2003: http://money.cnn.com/2003/07/08/pf/a...lity/index.htm We scored even better on LONG TERM quality
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And the 'lowly early 996': here's the 2000 results: J.D. Power and Associates 2000 Vehicle Dependability Study(SM) 2000 Nameplate Ranking Problems Per 100 Vehicles 0 100 200 300 400 500 Lexus..................................216 Porsche.................................220 Infiniti..................................245 Toyota.......................................299 Acura............................................304 Jaguar............................................308 Mercedes-Benz.....................................308 Honda..............................................318 Lincoln.............................................337 Buick................................................340 Cadillac..............................................361 BMW....................................................377 Oldsmobile..............................................380 Subaru...................................................381 Audi......................................................390 Saturn......................................................410 Mercury......................................................412 Geo...........................................................415 Nissan.........................................................419 Mazda...........................................................438 Ford.............................................................443 TOTAL INDUSTRY....................................................448 Finishing below industry average, in alphabetical order, are: Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Eagle, GMC, Hyundai, Isuzu, Jeep, Kia, Land Rover, Mitsubishi, Plymouth, Pontiac, Saab, Suzuki, Volvo, Volkswagen.
POST 5Original post
Did anyone else notice that there are 59! vehicles that can claim best in class in initial quality. I wonder who pays for these ratings.
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Ahem - TIM - Where are YOU! We have a newbie with this as his first post with NOTHING in his profile or picture!!! No introduction even!!
POST 7Original post
I'm still hurting and in a funk from Dharn's admission that he has been on here for 4.5 years and hasn't posted a pic of his car! Bawhahahahah!!!!
POST 8Original post
I believe JD Power practically sells their awards to every manufacturer. To increase their inventory, there are so many different qualifications to multiply a given award. So you will have "Highest ranking in Initial Quality Survey (for USDM 4-door hatchback automobiles assembled in Mexico with full-sized spare tire, etc. etc.) " and about 58 more of those. Hello everyone. Joining the bandwagon with fellow newbie Zelpdsm. I have an '04 C4S coupe with a loud button. Will figure out best way to post pics soon.
POST 9Original post
OK, I get two Newbies with one stone! It is customary for Newbies to introduce themselves, tell us a little about their car and, most importantly, post pics of their car. So consider this your "Newbie Initiation!" Come on, Newbies, post the @#$%^&* pics! Oh yeah, I almost forgot..... Welcome to Rennlist!
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attaboy!
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