The US is only behind South KoreaOf the top 5 brands: 3 South Korea, 1 US, 1 JapanOf the bottom 10 brands: 5 Europe, 3 Japan, 2 US (both of the shitty US brands are owned by a European car company)
>>196473932Ok kim
>>196474388The US consumer market no longer trusts toyota anymore, the revised version will place toyota around honda levels which is near the bottom of quality reliabilityThe world is waking up to japanese tatame - culture of deceit
>>196474388>>196474591This enormous recall was literally days after the new model was launched, the recall was for loose rear axle bolts that were already falling off brand new units
>>196473932Hyundai-Kia might have slightly better initial quality (quality assessed at the time of purchase), but somewhat worse quality over the lifespan of the vehicle (rate, severity, cost of vehicle repair, average parts sourcing time, average repair turnaround time, etc.). During the pandemic, some Hyundai-Kia's parts became extremely scarce in North America, and it took way longer to get a Hyundai or a Kia repaired than pretty much any other brand of car.
>>196474890their cost of ownership isn't that bad
>>196474591but they are randomly tested by IIHS
>>196475325I meant somewhat worse as in somewhat worse than Toyota and Honda, not "below the average of all car brands."
