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Published: October 24, 2008
NEW YORK - Toyota Motor Co.'s Scion brand tops the list of most reliable cars in Consumer Reports' annual vehicle reliability study, as Asian automakers continue to fill the top of the magazine's rankings. Among U.S. automakers, Ford Motor Co.'s brands ranked most reliable.
The study surveyed more than 1.4 million Consumer Reports subscribers in the spring, covering model years 1999 to 2008.
The results released Thursday show Scion vehicles as the most reliable, followed by Acura, Honda, Toyota and Lexus.
Consumer Reports said Land Rover ranked least reliable, followed by Saturn, Chrysler, Cadillac and Dodge.
The publication commended Ford, but said Detroit's other automakers present a "mixed bag."
Fuel-efficient models were also the most reliable, including hybrids, despite concerns that there might be issues with batteries.
The Associated Press
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