Top Three Vehicles per Segment

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J.D. Power and Associates 2004 Vehicle
Dependability StudySM (VDS)
Top Three Vehicles per Segment
Car Segments
Truck Segments
Compact Car1 Highest Ranked Toyota
Corolla Chevrolet Prizm Honda Insight Entry
Midsize Car Highest Ranked Chevrolet
Malibu Nissan Altima Pontiac Grand Am Premium
Midsize Car Highest Ranked Toyota Avalon Buick
Century Buick Regal Full-Size Car Highest
Ranked Chrysler Concorde Mercury Grand
Marquis Ford Crown Victoria Entry Luxury
Car Highest Ranked Lexus ES 300 Infiniti
I30 Acura TL Mid Luxury Car Highest Ranked
Lincoln Town Car Lexus GS 300/430 Lincoln
Continental Premium Luxury Car2 Highest Ranked
Lexus LS 430 Infiniti Q45 Cadillac
Eldorado Sporty Car Highest Ranked Toyota MR2
Spyder Mazda Miata Honda Prelude Premium Sports
Car Highest Ranked Honda S2000 Mercedes-Benz
SLK-Class Porsche 911
Compact Pickup Highest Ranked Ford
Ranger Chevrolet S-10 Pickup GMC Sonoma Light
Duty Full-Size Pickup Highest Ranked Ford F-150
LD Toyota Tundra GMC Sierra LD Heavy Duty
Full-Size Pickup Highest Ranked GMC Sierra
HD Chevrolet Silverado HD Ford F-250/F-350 Super
Duty Entry SUV Highest Ranked Honda
CR-V Toyota RAV4 Chevrolet Tracker Midsize
SUV Highest Ranked Toyota 4Runner Toyota
Highlander Mercury Mountaineer Full-Size
SUV Highest Ranked Chevrolet Tahoe GMC
Yukon/Yukon XL Toyota Sequoia Entry Luxury
SUV Highest Ranked Lexus RX 300 Infiniti
QX4 Acura MDX Compact Van Highest Ranked Honda
Odyssey Mazda MPV Toyota Sienna
1 Includes the Entry Compact Car and Premium
Compact Car segments. 2 Includes the Premium
Luxury Car and Luxury Sport Car segments. NOTE
There must be at least four models with
sufficient sample in any given award category for
an award to be issued. Thus, no awards are issued
in the Premium Luxury SUV and Full-Size Van
categories.
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Source J.D. Power and Associates 2004 Vehicle
Dependability Study SM
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