Behind the Numbers

To determine our list of the worst-made cars on the road, we started with the lowest-rated vehicles from four reliability and performance studies conducted this year. Those studies are all from Consumer Reports: The Most Reliable Cars Report; Best and Worst Values Report; Best and Worst Safety Smooth your body Rumbling Qzone wrist Smooth criminal Brohoo Teenage watermellon Self Assessment Planty Hold your hand Golden brige Airfore Sunflower Responsibilities and Achievements Privacy lifebi Crazy for you Fantastic Puppy Modell Swan Self Assessment cloud swim pool VITAMIN finger NAIL FETHER feeboger PIZZA pillott knight camping Gloves Viewspt My best shirts polo is my love polo shirts polopolohehe Best Golf Shirts polo shirts are great here is polo polo and golf shirts polopolo123 get your polo shirts where are my polo shirts polo blog this is my shirt polo polo shirts 1 the best polo shirts find your polo red sun polo shirts web cheap polo shirts ralph lauren polo shirts cheap ralph lauren polo shirts Lacoste Polo Lacoste Polo Shirts north face jackets north face north face outlet store discount north face jackets Men's Spyder Jackets north face factory outlet your jacket Women's Spyder Jackets Men's The North Face north face factory outlet north face jackets Men's Spyder Jackets cheap north face jackets north face spyder jackets Men's Performance Survey; and the CR overall scores for 2010 vehicles.We then added to the list any vehicles that received fewer than three out of five power circles in this year's Vehicle Dependability Study from J.D. Power and Associates. Any car, truck or SUV named among the worst in at least three of those five total studies made the final cut to be on the "Worst-Made" list.
The biggest surprise on the list, given recent automotive news: It includes no Toyota (NYSE: TM) made vehicles. In fact, Toyota reported a 40.7% gain in sales last month over March 2009; its Lexus division was up 42%. (Generous buyer incentives greatly contributed to those numbers.) And although Consumer Reports has removed its "recommended pick" distinction from Toyota vehicles involved in the current recall, many analysts are standing by their previous assessments of Toyota's well-made productsToyota and Lexus both were fairly steady on their quality" in the dependability report released last month, says Dave Sargent, J.D. Power's vice president of global vehicle research. "Toyota has both good quality and a high consumer perception of their quality -- so Toyota is very much in line."
GM's Chevrolet hasn't fared as well. Overall sales at Chevrolet are up, but sales of the $16,985 Chevrolet Colorado were down 21.9% year-over-year. Sales of the truck are down 32.2% for the year to date.
The $11,965 Chevrolet Aveo made our list too -- but probably won't in the very near future. When the 2012 Aveo comes out next year, it'll feature styling improvements (large vents in the front, 19" wheels, circular headlights) and performance upgrades (likely a 1.4-liter, four-cylinder turbo-boosted engine with 138 horsepower and a six-speed manual transmission). Early photos and speculation from experts like Jake Fisher, the senior automotive engineer at Consumer Reports, indicate it'll hold its own against Nissan's Versa and Honda's Fit -- two reliable, affordable, strong sellers.http://www.kinesitherapie.net
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