Quote:
Originally Posted by Arcades
JD Power and Consumer Reports are different and the way they report things are different too. Which is why the big difference between the two results.
JD Power makes almost any little thing as a "problem". If you done anyone of their survey you would know what I mean.
Neither of these two are ideal anyway.
|
I 100% agree so it always comes back to telling people buy what you like and tolerate any issues that come with it. You can find almost anything (good/bad) for any car enough for you to still not make a decision. JD power and Consumer Reports is evidence of it.
Does BMW currently have the best overall product across comparable models? I can tell you all the ways why they do but doesn’t mean you couldn’t get a lemon.