JD Power up's Mercedes and gives awards to 3 models

[Regime|Life]

Well well well... Looks like MB's promise to improve quality have payed off.

Latest J.D. Power quality study from the US: Three gold awards for best product quality

Stuttgart, Jun 07, 2007
With three gold awards for the best in vehicle quality in the respective market segment, Mercedes-Benz was one of the most successful car brands in this year’ customer survey conducted by the US market research firm of J.D. Power and Associates. In its overall placing, the automotive brand rose to fifth place and achieved a top ranking in production quality. This reflects on the initiative launched by Mercedes-Benz to improve customer satisfaction and product quality.

This year, the E-, S- and SL-Class were recipients of the gold “J.D. Power Award”. These Mercedes models are thus considered to be the highest quality vehicles in their market segments. The Mercedes plant in also received a “J.D. Power Award” in silver.

In particular, the most important factors for Mercedes’ excellent overall performance were the launch of the new S-Class, the new M-Class and the new generations of the E- and SL-Class. According to the study, Mercedes-Benz showed the strongest improvement against the previous year.

In the annual survey, American market researchers ask new car customers about their satisfaction within the first 90 days, and rate the vehicles’ quality of production and design quality.

Copyright © 2007, DaimlerChrysler AG

Very cool indeed.

[Therapist]

If there are any problems within 90 days, the car must be pretty fucked to begin with. Two years is a much more realistic survey period

[OMGTOUAREGLOL]

Originally Posted by Regime|Life

2007 DaimlerChrysler AG

What DaimlerChrysler?

[Regime|Life]

Originally Posted by the rapist

If there are any problems within 90 days, the car must be pretty fucked to begin with. Two years is a much more realistic survey period

Well thats how JD Power rates all companies so its a good comparison.

Originally Posted by touareg208

What DaimlerChrysler?

I'm guessing they are waiting for German approval of the name change.

[AppleBoy]

Originally Posted by the rapist

If there are any problems within 90 days, the car must be pretty fucked to begin with. Two years is a much more realistic survey period

dont most problems or defects show up in the first 3 months on average?