[randcraw]

Cross check the OP ranking of 3 months of ownership against that of Consumer's Reports, which tracks car reliability over a decade. The two orderings differ enormously, likely because:

1) A car with fewer options/features has fewer parts that can fail.

2) Cheap cars are held to a lower standard than expensive cars.

You'll note that the OP's ranking puts cheap featureless cars at the top and expensive complicated cars at the bottom. This says little about brand quality and a lot about the fragility of complex systems.

https://www.consumerreports.org/cars-how-car-brands-compare-...