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The latest JD Power Initial Quality Study puts Buick and Genesis at the top of the list, but also reports a record high in problems.

A new electric vehicle quality report paints a pretty bleak picture for the auto industry — especially Tesla.

Buick was the top brand in the 2022 J.D. Power IQS, which tracks customer complaints about their new cars within the first three months of ownership.

J.D. Power has released its U.S. Initial Quality Study for 2022 and the prognosis could be better. Automobiles are reportedly becoming less reliable and more expensive. While there are certainly valid reasons for this — ongoing supply chain problems, companies transitioning to novel electric powertrains, and remote working environments making it hard to collaborate on engineering — […]

Semiconductor shortages, parts constraints and shipping troubles set the industry back to its lowest point in 36 years, says J.D. Power.

Supply chain bottlenecks were among the problems the automotive industry faced. Problems per vehicle rose last year in the annual J.D. Power study.

J.D. Power's Initial Quality Study notes the number of problems reported by auto buyers surged 'notably' this year. The pandemic takes much of the blame.

Electric vehicles are ranking lowest in JD Power’s latest initial quality study. Polestar and Tesla have the most problems, and the rest of the industry is having issues with CarPlay connectivity and supply chain issues.

People, economies, and supply chains werent the only things continuing to get sick over the past year. The 2022 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study (IQS) is o

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