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GM joins Toyota at top of J.D. Power dependability rankings

GM and Toyota dominated J.D. Powers latest U.S. vehicle dependability study, as auto owners reported more problems overall because of technologies including voice recognition and navigation systems.

By Jennifer Surane | Updated on February 24, 2016

(Bloomberg) — General Motors Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. dominated J.D. Power’s latest U.S. vehicle dependability study, as auto owners reported more problems overall because of technologies including voice recognition and navigation systems.

GM landed three brands in the top 10 and had the leading vehicle in eight categories, more than any other automaker. Toyota’s Lexus luxury division captured the No. 1 spot for the fifth year in a row, the company’s namesake brand ranked fourth and six of its models led their categories. The market research firm’s annual study is based on reports from owners after three years. 

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