Honda is the quintessential example of an automaker that does just about everything right. For decades, this Japanese brand ...

Plug-in hybrid vehicles tend to have more defects than their battery electric counterparts, according to a recent study ...

After leading the rankings in 2024, Ram fell all the way to seventh-from-last place in the 2025 J.D. Power Initial Quality ...

Lexus and Nissan take top honors in the new J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Initial Quality Study (IQS).  Lexus takes overall honors, ...

Lexus and Nissan top the 2025 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study, while Ram, Audi, and Rivian struggle. See which brands scored ...

Despite the growing complexity of today’s new vehicles, the number of problems cited by owners in the first 90 days of ...

Fewer Physical Vehicle Controls and More Problematic Touchscreen Make Infotainment System a Modern "Catch-All Drawer." ...

GMC was ranked below the industry average in the latest 2025 J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study, with customers reporting ...

Another Stellantis luxury brand, Maserati was at 182 PP100—a 73 PP100 improvement over last year and the biggest jump of all brands in the study. Among mass market brands, General Motors Co.’s ...

Owners reported frustration with non-audio touchscreen controls, such as those for climate settings and glove boxes.

Buyers of 2025 models are slightly happier with their purchases compared to 2024, according to J.D. Power’s 2025 Initial Quality Study, but nobody is happier than Lexus and Nissan buyers.

Premium brands have improved 27 PP100 to 203 PP100 from 230 PP100 in 2024, largely driven by Tesla, while problems among mass market brands have increased to 187 PP100 from 181 PP100 in 2024.