Skoda’s Citigo is the UK’s most reliable car, according to new data

Skoda’s Citigo is the UK’s most reliable car, according to new data By Ray Massey Updated: 21:50, 17 November 2023 e-mail 16 View comments Second-hand buyers, take note. Skoda’s Citigo is the UK’s most reliable car, according to new data. It’s followed by the Tesla Model 3, Lexus CT, Fiat 124, Suzuki Vitara, Volvo S90 and Ford’s Ecosport and Edge, according to Warranty specialist MotorEasy’s latest reliability index.

The most reliable manufacturer is Dacia (the budget arm of Renault Group), followed by Suzuki, Honda, Smart, Infiniti, Lexus, Fiat, Skoda, Renault and Toyota. On top: Skoda’s Citigo is the UK’s most reliable car, according to new data The findings are based on analysis of claims data from extended warranties on 300 models from 44 manufacturers since 2016, encompassing average annual claims and their cost. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Audi Q8 review: The days of the large SUV are definitely.

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