[Sydrothcoathy]

I don't see the Pekka on that list. It must be fake.

[Fainnamoony]

Automotorportal? Never heard of them.

[Charryith]

Originally posted by Oerdin
Automotorportal? Never heard of them. And you're a reference? It's not because you dont know the site/company/survey that its biased.

I truly believe, based on having worked in/on cars, on everything that I read on cars, of all the cars I fixed and drove, that american cars have the least overall quality, driving wise, and in performance/handling, hp per displacement and reliability.

Even in pick-ups Toyota makes better, stronger (with less gas consumption) trucks than any other american car company. The only reason american companies keep selling them is because of patriotic ignorant americans.

Spec.

[Nekas48]

I don't believe there are Citroën's in North America.

[clubcughSheet]

So is that the most reliable cars sold in the world, or just in Europe?

[allmyflights]

Is that a reputable organization in Europe? I ask because it only seems to cover cars on sale in Europe.

[Gadarett]

We all know about European engineering...

[nithhysfusy]

Obviously you've never driven an 80's era non-Luxury euro-car before. One of my co-workers back in high school drove a Renault Le Car and it was terrible! The thing barely ran and it wasn't that old. My dad had a thing for British roadsters and always owned a couple in various states of disrepair; he dispised Lucas Electric since their parts would fail on a monthly basis. The first new car he ever bought was a Sunbeam Alpine roadster (made by British Leland) and he actually ended up paying more for repairs then the total cost of the car payments!

I did like my friend's Fiat 124 convertable as it was a sporty little roadster but the thing just would die all the time for some unknown reason. It was like a ghost inhabited the car which would break things if the proper animal sacrafics weren't performed before each use.

[EzekelEnzino]

Ignoring the point of the thread?

[jq0AFTTC]

How's that for on topic?

In any event extended warrenties aren't that good of a way to measure things as some people opt out, some warrenties cover more things then others, some have deductibles, and other such things which make comparisions difficult.

[Maphpseurse]

Originally posted by Oerdin
Obviously you've never driven an 80's era non-Luxury euro-car before. Isn't this 2007? Get with the times.

[NKUDirectory]

Originally posted by Oerdin
I'd love to try newer models but seeings how most of their manufactures have been forced off of this market due to low product quality... Ford and GM going under

[Imagimifouxum]

It depends on the country. Which once again highlights why the OP is rubbish.

[mGUuZRyA]

From the article.

the Warranty Direct study most likely includes any problems that are not covered by the factory warranty but are covered by the extended warranty. Factory warranties in the UK generally run three years, but they also have mileage limits. If the mileage limit is reached first, then Warranty Direct can pay a claim before the car reaches its third birthday. If a part is not covered by the factory warranty, Warranty Direct could also pay a claim on a younger car. And factory warranties differ. Mazda appears to offer a bumper-to-bumper 60,000-mile warranty. Toyota also offers a 60,000-mile warranty, but only on mechanical defects. Honda’s warranty also only covers mechanical defects, but for 90,000 miles rather than 60,000. Surprise: Warranty Direct’s claim rates are nearly twice as high for Toyotas as for the other two.

[Qualarrizab]

Always nice to watch you flounder after being stomped.

You have been beaten. I know you will continue your usual method of beating a dead horse and refusing to admit the obvious but my work is done here. People who read the thread will know you got beat using your own OP.