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Lexus leads J.D. Powers 2021 Vehicle Dependability Study while Land Rover comes in last place. The Porsche 911 earns the title as the most dependable vehicle of all.

J.D. Power studies serve as an industry benchmark, and its results can drive sales and impact insurance premiums for owners.

Oct 16, 2020 11:36 AM EDT | Staff Reporter Close (Photo : Pexels) According to theJ.D. Power 2020 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study, the reliability of used cars continues to increase, rendering them a sound investment. To owners of clunkers waiting for the perfect time to get rid of vehicles taking up space and collecting dust in their garages, this sounds like music to their ears. Introducing sign #1: Better than ever before Put side-by-side with vehicles of previous generations, it has b...

2021 Genesis G80 Road Test Review By Larry Nutson A Curated Driving Experience Chicago Bureau The Auto Channel Ask most any person familiar with the car market to name the premium, medium to large sedan that first comes to mind and they most likely will mention a model from BMW, Mercedes, Lexus or Audi. Few would say Genesis. Genesis is the luxury vehicle brand from Hyundai Motor Group. They sold a bit over 21,000 vehicles in the U.S. in 2019, their first full year with a decent dealer network....

Lincoln Tops J.D. Power Sales Satisfaction Index Photo: Lincoln Lincoln Motor Company gained five spots to take the No. 1 overall position for luxury auto brands in the J.D. Power 2020 U.S. Sales Satisfaction Index Study. Lincoln ranked sixth overall in 2019 but gained eight points year-over-year to overtake brands like Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, and Lexus. The increase comes from Lincoln’s increasing emphasis on the customer experience. A major point of focus for the brand this past year was th...