Tata Motors-owned Jaguar has emerged as the most dependable vehicle marque along with the Buick in the US market, according to a study by JD Power and Associates.
According to the J D Power and Associates 2009 Vehicle Dependability Study, which focused on problems experienced by original owners of three-year-old vehicles (2006 model-year vehicles), Jaguar moved up nine positions from No. 10 in the 2008 study, while the Buick ranked No. 6 in the same year, toppling Toyota's Lexus.
"Buick has ranked among the top 10 nameplates each year since the study was last redesigned in 2003, while Jaguar has moved rapidly up the rankings," Vice-President J D Power and Associates (Automotive Research) David Sargent said.
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