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Originally Posted by SoCal909
Just because the one car you bought based on their review doesn't mean that everything they put out is correct...
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Please provide evidence to support your hypothesis. Please not a "I droved a dodge ram for 10 years an only changed da oil!,, lol an my uncle drives the BMW for 450k miles no problem!"
Here is CRs method:
Consumer Reports’ reliability Ratings show how well vehicles have held up and the odds that an owner could be inconvenienced by problems and repairs. A vehicle's reliability can seriously affect how satisfied you'll be with a car over the years, and it can significantly influence resale value when you're ready to replace the vehicle. Consumer Reports surveys our magazine and website subscribers each year to ask about any serious problems they've had with their vehicles in the preceding 12 months. The large-scale survey collects detailed data on about 1.1 million vehicles, giving us a solid source for chronicling past reliability and predicting future performance.