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The 10 least breakdown-prone cars in the world

Japanese manufacturers undoubtedly dominate the ranking. Consumer Reports, faithful to its annual meeting, has published its report on the most reliable brands on the market. This report, based on a large database, makes it possible to determine with great precision the 10 cars least prone to breakdowns in the world.

Toyota 4Runner: 87

The Toyota 4Runner comes out on top with a reliability rating of 87 out of 100. This SUV is known for its durability and ruggedness, making it a popular choice for those looking for a reliable and durable vehicle.

Toyota Camry Hybrid: 87

The Toyota Camry Hybrid shares the top spot with an index of 87. Its combination of fuel efficiency and reliability sets it apart among hybrid sedans.

Toyota Camry: 86

The standard Toyota Camry follows closely with an index of 86. This model is a mainstay in the sedan market thanks to its reliable performance and easy maintenance.

Toyota RAV4 Prime: 84

The Toyota RAV4 Prime, a plug-in hybrid version of the popular SUV, earns a reliability rating of 84. Its fuel efficiency and ability to run solely on electricity make it very attractive to environmentally conscious consumers.

BMW X5: 82

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Subaru Forester: 82

The Subaru Forester also gets an index of 82. Popular for its standard all-wheel drive, safety and reliability, it is a popular choice among compact SUVs.

Toyota RAV4: 80

The standard Toyota RAV4 remains a favorite in the SUV class, with an index of 80. Its versatile design and history of reliability keep it at the top of sales.

Acura RDX: 80

The Acura RDX, with an 80 index, is a luxury SUV that offers a combination of solid performance, high-quality interior and advanced technology features.

Toyota Corolla: 77

The Toyota Corolla, with an index of 77, is known for its fuel efficiency and durability, making it a popular choice among compact sedans.

Toyota Highlander Hybrid: 75

The Toyota Highlander Hybrid closes the top 10 with an index of 75. This mid-size SUV combines the efficiency of a hybrid engine with the versatility and space sought by family vehicle drivers.

The most reliable brands

The Consumer Reports report also ranks the most reliable auto brands on the market:

  • Lexus: 79
  • Toyota: 76
  • Min: 71
  • Acura: 70
  • Honda: 70
  • Subaru: 69
  • Mazda: 67
  • Porsche: 66
  • BMW: 64
  • Kia: 61
  • Japanese brands dominate the ranking, with Lexus and Toyota leading the way. European brands like BMW and Porsche also stand out, while Kia represents Korea with its extended warranty.

    Reliability index by region

    The average reliability index for Japanese brands is 63/100, European brands obtain an average of 46/100, and American brands are at 39/100.

    Reliability index by segment

  • Sedans and family cars: 57/100
  • SUV: 45/100
  • Pick-up: 41/100
  • This report from Consumer Reports provides a clear view of the most reliable makes and models in today's market, highlighting the supremacy of Japanese manufacturers in producing high-quality, durable vehicles.

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