Lexus and Buick are back on top in their respective segments in the J.D. Power 2026 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS). ...

JD Power survey finds rising vehicle dependability problems driven by infotainment, OTA updates and mobile integration issues ...

The 2026 J.D. Power U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS) is out. It ranks vehicles based on problems per 100 vehicles ...

JD Power's latest study from long-term owners and their problems has some familiar winners and surprising losers.

New vehicles are packed with more technology than ever, but that doesn’t mean they’re getting easier to live with.

Highest-recorded overall problems experienced since study redesign Premium vehicles less dependable than mass market counterparts Plug-in hybrids and EVs experience more problems than gas-powered ...

J.D. Power finds vehicle software issues reach highest levels since 2022, with infotainment systems causing most problems ...

New data from the Vehicle Dependability Study shows premium and mass-market leaders—while software headaches remain a thorn ...

JD Power’s latest Vehicle Dependability Study paints a familiar picture of a modern car industry still wrestling with the consequences of turning automobiles into rolling computers. In its 2026 U.S.

Chevy ranks third in the JD Power 2026 dependability study. See how the Bow Tie brand scored and which models took top honors ...

Vehicle problems after three years of ownership rose to 204 problems per 100 vehicles (PP100), the highest level since the study’s 2022 redesign. I ...

As cars increasingly become more like computers on wheels, they’re also becoming more glitchy, according to the 2026 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study.