Can you Believe this is a Hyundai

[Klasse Act]

In that video I hope the cops don't pull him over for a LOUD exhaust

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[VISITOR]

2022 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study | J.D. Power

[Desertnate]

The entire Hyundia/Kia/Genesis conglomerate takes up the top five. Interesting.

Strange to see traditional top ranking brands like Honda/Acura below average and a bottom dweller like Dodge scoring so high. Also odd to see Dodge so high, while the rest of the Stallantis (ugh!) brands still hold the bottom of the chart. I would think the parts commonality across those brands would keep that from happening. If something is unreliable on a Chrystler, Jeep, or Ram, you'd think that part would effect the Dodge cars using it too.

[Klasse Act]

How did Dodge score so high

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[dgage]

Part of the issue is it is no longer solely about mechanical reliability anymore as infotainment issues now affect reliability. This somewhat makes sense due to how computerized cars are nowadays but software can sometimes be fixed while mechanical issues usually can’t.

[Desertnate]

That would explain why Honda and Acura are so low. As a new owner of a Acura product I can say their infotainment systems are like Toyota's....not great.

In the case of the Dodge vs the rest of their "family" would the infotainment systems be that different between brands? If figured what you found in a Dodge would be the same in a Chrystler, Jeep, or Ram.

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[Klasse Act]

WTH

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[Desertnate]

I can see this neighborhood conversation taking place.

Neighbor #1: Check out my new zero-turn mower!
Neighbor #2: Hold my beer....

[MisterSnoop]

I wonder if they'd let you use that to parallel park during your license test.