at JDpower, subaru ain't rated well.

[grape]

it makes me a bit hesitated...... why impreza ain't rated well?!

 

[CompUser]

it makes me a bit hesitated...... why impreza ain't rated well?!

Maybe cause they haven't commissioned (paid)
JD Power to research, slice, dice and classify
the numbers, until they've found some peculiar,
narrow, meaningless category, that Subaru happens
to lead all other manufacturers in (e.g., highest
owner satisfaction among 30-38 year old males
living east of the Mississippi, in homes with
even-numbered addresses)?

 

[marcus153]

it makes me a bit hesitated...... why impreza ain't rated well?!

Maybe cause they haven't commissioned (paid)
JD Power to research, slice, dice and classify
the numbers, until they've found some peculiar,
narrow, meaningless category, that Subaru happens
to lead all other manufacturers in (e.g., highest
owner satisfaction among 30-38 year old males
living east of the Mississippi, in homes with
even-numbered addresses)?

.....that have not been swept away by a hurricane....

 

[Tom Reingold]

Maybe cause they haven't commissioned (paid)
JD Power to research, slice, dice and classify
the numbers, until they've found some peculiar,
narrow, meaningless category, that Subaru happens
to lead all other manufacturers in (e.g., highest
owner satisfaction among 30-38 year old males
living east of the Mississippi, in homes with
even-numbered addresses)?

....that have not been swept away by a hurricane....

Which JD Power study is this? I don't care much about initial quality,
if that's the study. For one thing, I don't buy cars new. For another,
how well it holds up over time matters a lot more than how many problems
you have in the first 90 days, because, after all, 90 days is a short
period of your total ownership.