The annual reliability rating is determined based on the number of recorded problems per 100 vehicles of a particular brand (the so-called PP100 indicator, i.e., problems per 100 vehicles).

In 2022, the average reliability level was 180 malfunctions per 100 cars — this is the worst result in the last 36 years. It is from this mark that one should start to understand how manufacturers' places were distributed in the overall list.

Rating of the most reliable cars of 2022 according to J.D. Power


  1. Buick – 139
  2. Dodge – 143
  3. Chevrolet – 147
  4. Genesis – 156
  5. Kia – 156
  6. Lexus – 157
  7. GMC – 162
  8. Cadillac – 163
  9. BMW – 165
  10. Ford – 167
  11. Lincoln – 167
  12. Nissan – 167
  13. Mini – 168
  14. Toyota – 172
  15. Mazda – 180
  16. Average indicator – 180
  17. Honda – 183
  18. Hyundai – 185
  19. RAM – 186
  20. Mercedes – 189
  21. Subaru – 191
  22. Acura – 192
  23. Land Rover – 193
  24. Jeep – 199
  25. Porsche – 200
  26. Infiniti – 204
  27. Jaguar – 210
  28. Alfa Romeo – 211
  29. Mitsubishi – 226
  30. Tesla – 226
  31. Volkswagen – 230
  32. Audi – 239
  33. Maserati – 255
  34. Volvo – 256
  35. Chrysler – 265
  36. Polestar – 328