[pidim]

What a great result for Hyundai!

J.D. Power 2014 U.S. Initial Quality Study

Problems per 100 vehicles (PP100)

Porsche 74
Jaguar 87
Lexus 92
Hyundai 94
Toyota 105
Chevrolet 106
Kia 106
BMW 108
Honda 108
Lincoln 109
Audi 111
Chrysler 111
Cadillac 115
Mercedes-Benz 115
Volvo 115
Ford 116
GMC 116
Ram 116
Industry Average 116
Buick 120
Nissan 120
Dodge 124
Land Rover 127
Infiniti 128
Volkswagen 128
Acura 131
Mini 133
Subaru 138
Mazda 139
Scion 140
Mitsubishi 145
Jeep 146
Fiat 206

2014 JD Power Initial Quality Study: Porsche pips Jaguar and Lexus for top spot | CarAdvice

[Surferdude]

Nice figures for Hyundai. 
But Jaguar at #2?

Seriously?

[pidim]

yeah they've made some massive moves on QC over the last couple of years. They have been up there for 2-3 years now I think.

[Surferdude]

yeah they've made some massive moves on QC over the last couple of years. They have been up there for 2-3 years now I think.

Fair comment I guess.
After all, where would Hyundai have been on that list 10 years ago?

[t0ch]

quite high apparently with 102

J.D. Power's 2004 ratings boost the Korean carmaker - Apr. 28, 2004

[Doggie 1]

Nice figures for Hyundai. 
But Jaguar at #2?

Seriously?

Absolutely.
Jaguar are near the top for sure.
Since Tata has owned them they've poured a lot of money into the marque and with Ian Callum designing the cars, they know they're on a winner (or three). 

[bumpkin]

Agree, the current crop of Jags are getting rave reviews, the XF has really broken them away from that awful association with  Ford and the forthcoming XE will cement that in my opinion.

[Doggie 1]

I couldn't agree more, Brian. 

[Phil №❶]

I still want a Jag Diesel and a Genesis. 

[The Gonz]

Good taste there, Phil.

[beerman]

So it is only 2014 and does not include the millions of recalls Toyota, GM et al have done on older models? On that basis Toyota would be well down....

[Lakes]

Got to remember this is USA.
but look where Mazda is, did not know Tata was up there , thought was more of a Cherry type thing?

[Tourer_Guy]

These are just an indicator, but a reasonable one.  Good on Hyundai for working to improve product quality.  5 months into my first Hyundai I'm quite impressed.  It has one minor manufacturing glitch, but it's not bad enough to bother reporting, especially considering the fix would probably make it worse.

With the price I paid, and the functionality the vehicle provides, I'm happy to live with it.

[omegaspeedy]

These are just an indicator, but a reasonable one.  Good on Hyundai for working to improve product quality.  5 months into my first Hyundai I'm quite impressed.  It has one minor manufacturing glitch, but it's not bad enough to bother reporting, especially considering the fix would probably make it worse.

With the price I paid, and the functionality the vehicle provides, I'm happy to live with it.

What's the glitch that could be made worse by reporting it? Dust lump under the clear coat?