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Dodge and Porsche are top of the heap in owner satisfaction, each earning three segment awards in the benchmark J.D. Power 2014 APEAL Study. Audi, Ford, Mercedes-Benz and Nissan each received two segment awards in the study. Porsche also scored…
Aon is out. Chevrolet is in. Sounds like a football (soccer) player substitution, and, in a way, it is. Starting with the 2014-15 English Premier League season, the U.S. automaker’s bowtie logo and name will be front and center on…
Millions of cars on American roads have been recalled but not repaired, a problem amplified by the large number of vehicle recalls so far this year. That’s not the fault of the automakers, who, by definition, intend to fix the…
Sure, it’s great to have a nice shiny car – new or used. Some may imagine making heads turn admiringly as they drive down an expressway or on a city street. We all know that the outward appearance of our…
American car buyers apparently don’t hold a grudge. Oh sure, almost half of them know about massive recalls recently by Toyota and General Motors, but that hasn’t significantly hurt buyer enthusiasm for products of those two automakers. The majority of…
Edmunds.com and Cars.com are the best third-party websites for new- and used-car shoppers, according to a consumer survey conducted in January by J.D. Power research and consulting firm. The survey, “J.D. Power 2014 Third-Party Automotive Website Evaluation Study,” asked more…