The most reliable car

[QBridge]

What is the most reliable, durable car made in the past 5 years?
Does anybody know of a chart, info or something that shows which brand of cars has been in repairs the most? I heard on the news maybe 2 years ago that Land Rover was the worst when it came to maintenance.

[targa]

Volvo P1800

several have marked 2,000,000 miles

[Spastik_Roach]

Toyota Corona, our ones gone 210,000km's with no regular servicing, no engine rebuilds or anything like that. Not a single break down ever. I've seen some with 400,000+ km's.

But those Volvos are pretty reliable aswell.

[QBridge]

Where can you buy that Toyota? I never even heard of that model until now. Is it the Corolla on the US market?

[whiteballz]

corona is an older wagon/sedan. we used to own an '81 model wagon. good quality
though the by the time we sold it it was well and truely dieing.

[Merrill]

Jaguar XJS 1989 V12

[Turbonutter55]

I'd probably say an older Toyota Landcruiser. We have a 1988 that is almost literally bulletproof.

[Spastik_Roach]

Don't think they were sold in the U.S, but they were sold in the U.K and Europe as the Toyota Carina.

[pimento]

Well, my '85 BMW 323i is pushing 350000kms with no problems beyond gearbox linkages, and it hasn't had too easy a life.

[BMW325]

Jaguar XJS 1989 V12

LMAO

perhaps if you ignore the electrical problems

[BMW325]

What is the most reliable, durable car made in the past 5years?

id say Toyota Corolla, but i have no facts to back that up

[Quiggs]

<insert any econobox Japanese car here>

[Suka]

I don't think anything from Italy can be deemed reliable?
Unless a small fire under the dash from an electrical fault is a sign of 'reliablilty'.

[targa]

i missed the "in the past 5 years" thing....

as to that, i dont know.....i would say a jap car, not a specific one, but they all are pretty reliable

or a Volvo

[LotusLocost]

<insert any econobox Japanese car here>

Very true Quiggs
I was thinking the same