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Vehicle Dependability Study
The J.D. Power and Associates Vehicle Dependability StudySM (VDS) provides information about long-term vehicle quality after three years of ownership, when most vehicles reach the end of the warranty period and owners assume responsibility for repair costs. Owners rate vehicles based on problems experienced during the previous 12 months in a variety of categories, including ride/handling/braking, engine and transmission, and a broad range of vehicle quality problems. The VDS study has been an industry benchmark since 1990.[1]
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External links
- J.D. Power and Associates Corporate Site
- 2006 Vehicle Dependability Study
- 2005 Vehicle Dependability Study
- 2004 Vehicle Dependability Study
- 2003 Vehicle Dependability Study
- 2002 Vehicle Dependability Study
- 2001 Vehicle Dependability Study
- 2000 Vehicle Dependability Study
- J.D. Power and Associates Consumer Site
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