Engine quality ranking exposure! Honda turned out to be the first

Recently, Warranty Direct, the largest maintenance service provider in the UK, released an auto engine failure rate ranking after analyzing more than 50,000 samples. Although the scope of the sample is only in Europe, but for Chinese consumers can also refer to it.

Car brand engine quality ranking (top ten) Ranked brand engine failure rate One engine failure per number of vehicles 1 Honda 0.29% 344 2 Toyota 0.58% 171 3 Mercedes-Benz 0.84% ​​119 4 Volvo 0.90% 111 5 Jaguar 0.98% 103 6 Lexus 0.99% 101 7 Fiat 1.17% 85 8 Ford 1.25% 80 9 Daily Output 1.32% 76 10 Land Rover 1.38% 72 Watchmaking: Pacific Motors

Among the top ten companies with the lowest failure rate, Japanese brands accounted for four seats, namely Honda, Lexus, Toyota, and Nissan. Honda Toyota ranks one or two respectively, while Mercedes-Benz ranks third, becoming the only German brand in the top ten. The fourth to tenth are Volvo, Jaguar, Lexus, Fiat, Ford, Nissan and Land Rover respectively. Nissan has a gap with Honda Toyota as a Japanese brand, but it is still only the top ten on the list.

The lowest failure rate was Honda, and only 344 had an engine failure, which was a lot lower than the second failure rate of Toyota. However, what is more embarrassing is the recent increase in oil and emulsification problems in East Ben CR-V 1.5T. The UK has a 1.5T civic, but their CR-V has not yet been replaced, and 2.0L self-priming gasoline and 1.6T diesel are still used. engine.

Automotive brand engine quality rankings (down dozens) Ranked brand engine failure rate per number of vehicles showing an engine failure 1 MG Rover 7.69% 13 2 Audi 3.7% 27 3 Mini 2.5% 40 4 Saab Saab 2.5% 40 5 Vauxhall Vaux Howe 2.44% 41 6 Peugeot 2.27% 44 7 BMW 2.22% 45 8 Renault 2.17% 46 9 Volkswagen 1.92% 52 10 Mitsubishi 1.69% 59 Watchmaking: Pacific Motors

Among the ten brands with the highest engine failure rate, nine brands are from Europe, and only Mitsubishi is a Japanese brand. It is said that Mitsubishi is really dragging its feet. Audi BMW Volkswagen as a representative of the German system, although the engine performance is excellent, but the overall failure rate is still high. Both MG Rover and saab Saab are obsolete and discontinued brands.

Both Audi and Volkswagen have a lot of engine technology sharing, so their engine failure rates are high together. This is not just the case in Europe. The failure rate of domestic Audi Volkswagen is not low, but with the new engine's popularity, the Audi's engine failure rate has gradually declined.

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Overall, the failure rate of the Japanese brand engine is low, but there are also different types in the Japanese system, such as Mitsubishi, and the engine failure rate in the report is high. The German BBA Big Three, only the Mercedes-Benz engine failure rate is slightly lower, BMW and Mercedes-Benz engine failure rate is not low, but overall the European brand engine brand failure rate will be higher. The last thing to say is that the report is only a reference. Actual domestic performance is somewhat different.