mkaresh
22-04-2007, 02:58 PM
In late 2005 I started conducting my own reliability research. I'm reporting absolute stats like "times in the shop" that will make the differences between cars much clearer. Relative ratings obscure too much--how large is the difference between "better than average" and "worse than average"? I’ll also be updating results four times a year, so there will be information on new models sooner.
I'm focused on the U.S. market. But back near the beginning an admin at a Ford Forum with many Australian members requested that I make it possible for people outside the U.S. to participate in the reliability research. So I did.
If your have a car that is not listed, let me know and I'll add it.
Essentially, I'll collect data on any model I have at least 25 of in the panel. And I'd certainly like the large Holdens to be among them. I personally think it'd be interesting to see how reliability of Australian cars compares to those in the U.S.
To encourage participation, panel members will receive full access to the results free of charge.
Details: truedelta.com/reliability.php
Comments, questions, and suggestions welcome.
I'm focused on the U.S. market. But back near the beginning an admin at a Ford Forum with many Australian members requested that I make it possible for people outside the U.S. to participate in the reliability research. So I did.
If your have a car that is not listed, let me know and I'll add it.
Essentially, I'll collect data on any model I have at least 25 of in the panel. And I'd certainly like the large Holdens to be among them. I personally think it'd be interesting to see how reliability of Australian cars compares to those in the U.S.
To encourage participation, panel members will receive full access to the results free of charge.
Details: truedelta.com/reliability.php
Comments, questions, and suggestions welcome.