the UK’s most reliable cars 2015

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More expense tends to get more refinement and spec...certainly not more reliability...

It doesn't seem right though, even the best in that survey is 77% failure rate....the worst are over 100% failure rate!  That means atleast three quarters of modern cars are broken at any one time?

It sounds high, but an awful lot of new cars go back for at least something at some point.


Modern cars won't last as long as old ones. Cares very rarely totally die and virtually nothing is beyond repair. Most cars get killed when they uneconomical to repair. Components are so expensive and problems so difficult to trace if not shown on a reader that cars will begin developing faults which are too expensive to repair compared to the cost of another car at a much younger age than 90s cars.