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Motors Dominates Consumer Reports Much-Worse-Than-Average Reliability List,
Again
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Auto on Info March 2005 General Motors Dominates Consumer Reports Much-Worse-Than-Average Reliability List, Again General Motors Corporation's cars and trucks account for 41.2% of the models in this year's Consumer Reports' much-worse-than-average reliability list for model years 1997 through 2004. Each manufacturer's percentage of entries on the much-worse-than-average reliability list appears below.
For comparison, the following table provides each manufacturer's percentage of entries on the 2004 much-worse-than-average reliability list.
The numbers suggest that those who use the purchase of a General Motors vehicle as an index of diminutive cognitive function will likely be quite self-congratulatory on their selection of index and self-confident that it will persist well into the 21st century. However, a less sanguine view is that GM may just not be around much longer. Sources for much-worse-than-average reliability lists: Consumer Reports, April 2005, p. 81 and Consumer Reports, April 2004, p. 81 |
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