The Organisation of Consumers and Users (OCU) has published a survey regarding brand reliability in Europe looking at 178 different car models and Honda came out on top
The Organisation of Consumers and Users (OCU) has published a survey regarding brand reliability in Europe looking at 178 different car models. The study had a pool of 30,000 participants and its findings showed Honda was the continental reliability leader, with the Jazz subcompact taking the overall cake, followed by the Civic and CR-V respectively.
Interestingly, the Jazz subcompact is also the safest vehicle you can buy in the sector and also one of the most practical and spacious ones too.
As a brand, Honda achieved a score of 93 / 100 and apparently some 79 percent of owners would recommend the brand.
Regarding the OCU study, Honda Motor Europe’s senior vice president, Philip Ross, “reliability and quality are synonymous with the Honda brand. The results of the survey highlight the importance of the quality commitments Honda has made to its customers. It is important for Honda to ensure that customers can experience the joy of owning a Honda vehicle and enjoy driving them with the peace of mind that the cars are among the least likely to experience breakdowns.”