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J.D. Power has released its annual report on vehicle reliability in the automotive industry. For 32 years running, the study measures the number of problems per 100 vehicles (PP100) experienced during the past 12 months of ownership. The vehicles surveyed are three years old (2018 model year) to get more information on problems and defects and to see how vehicles perform closer to when most comprehensive warranties are coming to an end (Luckily, as a Kia driver you enjoy a full 5-year comprehensive warranty instead of a 3-year warranty.) It’s important to note that a lower score represents a more reliable vehicle. The study covers over 175 specific problems that were grouping into the following categories:
As you can see above, Kia ranks #1 in mass-market brands (denoted by the gold bar) and #3 overall. This high rate of reliability is especially impressive considering the large gap in vehicle cost between Kia and the more expensive Porsche and Lexus brands. Beyond a well-rounded 2018 vehicle lineup, certain Kia models shined bright by earning the top reliability rating in its class.
The Kia Optima had the best reliability rating across all vehicles in the competitively packed midsize car market. While both the Kia Sportage and Kia Sorento lead their SUV subclass in reliability. Kia has truly redefined their brand in the past decade, something that Sean Yoon, president & CEO of Kia Motors North America & Kia Motors America expressed when hearing how well Kia performed in this recent study.
Impressively, these ratings do not take into consideration how much warranty coverage you have, even with a reported low problem rate of 97 per 100 vehicles. The warranty coverage you receive from Kia will have your back even in the rare event of a problem. With a 5 year/100,000 km comprehensive warranty, you truly are ready for anything life throws your way.