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[Josh]

Where are the other 20?

That C7 A6 is really something. My 2010 C6 A6 has been almost completely faultless in almost 6 years of ownership

It's page 3 of 3, click "previous" under the A6 review.

 

[Nasher]

Pinch of salt taken with it but JLR with 5 cars in the top 10... sheesh.



Scroll down and click previous. It's a pretty poor site design, so you're forgiven.

Yep and its always the same with JLR no matter who makes the list.

 

[Jonnycoupe]

Premium experience USP and a more demanding customer base

 

[Deleted User 298457]

Basically every popular car in the world is on that list. Better off cycling.

 

[Yaayuh!]

Premium experience USP and a more demanding customer base

Oh hello
I wonder how many referenced off-centre plates?

 

[Jonnycoupe]

I think a good portion of plates off centre and also the excuses

https://www.whatcar.com/news/25-most-unreliable-cars/n18546

Cant say I'm suprised by this list.

You found and encountered Whatcar?

 

[Nasher]

Person who works for JRL tries to defend JRL ^

The world knows they are unreliable. They even say it wasnt just trivial things, days off the road and the percentage of faults is really high.

The only shocker here is the A6.

 

[Yaayuh!]

The only shocker here is the A6.

The Leon diesel confused me (#8). Specifically the diesel version of the car having more faults but cited non-engine related issues.
Maybe the diesel version is produced on a different/worse production line.

 

[Greebo]

The Leon diesel confused me (#8). Specifically the diesel version of the car having more faults but cited non-engine related issues.
Maybe the diesel version is produced on a different/worse production line.

ARent they made in different factories?

 

[Jonnycoupe]

Person who works for JRL tries to defend JRL ^

The world knows they are unreliable. They even say it wasnt just trivial things, days off the road and the percentage of faults is really high.

The only shocker here is the A6.

Done nothing of the sort to defend JLR, dunno why you have typed it that way either, just odd thread for this content?

 

[Jonnycoupe]

DP

 

[Nasher]

The Leon diesel confused me (#8). Specifically the diesel version of the car having more faults but cited non-engine related issues.
Maybe the diesel version is produced on a different/worse production line.

Maybe. You get that with Japanese cars as well. The ones made in Japan seem to generally be more solid than the ones made in Europe. Better parts or better QC, I dunno.

 

[theone8181]

Before I read that I figure there would be some JLR in there.

 

[Joe T]

Person who works for JRL tries to defend JRL ^

The world knows they are unreliable. They even say it wasnt just trivial things, days off the road and the percentage of faults is really high.

Who is JRL?

 

[Diddums]

Who is JRL?

The fact he got it wrong twice in the same sentence speaks volumes

This isn't a typo, this is someone who doesn't know how to spell a three letter acronym

 

[VincentHanna]

I know I'm going to jinx myself now, but I've been driving for 21 years, and gone through 8 cars and never once broken down or had mechanical issues with any of them.

Had to get recall work done on a few cars, and change a tyre but that's about it.

Peugeot
VW
Seat
Ford
Mitsubishi
BMW (2 cars)
Mercedes

 

[Nasher]

Not really an encounter I guess. But it's sad to see how far BMW's design has fallen since these were made:

 

[LuckyBenski]

Not really an encounter I guess. But it's sad to see how far BMW's design has fallen since these were made:

I really like that, the front reminds me of a (90s) 8 Series.

Yesterday I found a friend! (Mine is the... Little Tykes... one)

 

[Kenai]

Not really an encounter I guess. But it's sad to see how far BMW's design has fallen since these were made:

If only there was a thread for posting Motors related YouTube videos.

 

[mccarf]

bah