Quote (MaSoChIsT @ Jan 30 2014 01:05pm)

I googled engine failure rate when I saw this. You should too. Seems to be kind of a big deal.

Quote (CarsAndKush @ Jan 30 2014 11:17am)

Engine Reliability - Bottom 10 Manufacturers

Manufacturer Failure Rate (%) Failure Rate (1 in x)
1 MG Rover 7.88% 1 in 13
2 Audi 3.71% 1 in 27
3 MINI 2.51% 1 in 40
4 Saab 2.49% 1 in 40
5 Vauxhall 2.46% 1 in 41
6 Peugeot 2.26% 1 in 44
7 BMW 2.20% 1 in 45
8 Renault 2.13% 1 in 46
9 Volkswagen 1.91% 1 in 52
10 Mitsubishi 1.70% 1 in 59

Engine Reliability - Top 10 Manufacturers

Manufacturer Failure Rate (%) Failure Rate (1 in x)
1 Honda 0.29% 1 in 344
2 Toyota 0.58% 1 in 171
3 Mercedes-Benz 0.84% 1 in 119
4 Volvo 0.90% 1 in 111
5 Jaguar 0.98% 1 in 103
6 Lexus 0.99% 1 in 101
7 Fiat 1.17% 1 in 85
8 Ford 1.25% 1 in 80
9 Nissan 1.32% 1 in 76
10 Land Rover 1.38% 1 in 72

#1 Honda what do ya know.

http://www.warrantydirect.co.uk/press269.html

Quote (CarsAndKush @ Jan 30 2014 12:31pm)

Pretty sad imo. At least Ford made it into top 10.

Quote (DaRkGoDz @ Jan 30 2014 07:41pm)

i will never, ever, ever buy a honda/toyotahttp://contentcache-a.akamaihd.net/items/it/img/arrow-10x10.png etc.. dont care if reliable or not.

they're BORING, ugly ass ars, no power, and..just yeah.

ill always stick to my euros and the occasional american car.

only ''toyota'' id ever buy/want is IS-F

Quote (PeanutButter @ Jan 30 2014 12:18pm)

Of course they did, 4.6 ftw.

Quote (KoJ @ Jan 31 2014 04:37am)

Don't forget the 6.0

Quote (Vengeance_IV pwns j00 @ Jan 30 2014 04:59pm)

No MKIV Supra for epic brap braps? Fuck off.