Mass-market brands outperform luxury marques in reliability, Power says

Mass-market brands, led by Toyota, outperformed luxury brands for the first time in J.D. Power's annual study that measures the reliability of 3-year-old cars and light trucks. (BLOOMBERG)

February 13, 2019 01:00 PM

Lexus extended its reign as the top brand for long-term dependability while mass-market brands, led by Toyota, outperformed luxury brands for the first time in an annual J.D. Power study.

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