When we posted the first set of results for the Vehicle Reliability Survey, only 35 models were included (and only 21 if you weren’t logged in). So it made sense to provide all of the results on a single page, in a single table.

Now, as we prepare the tenth set of Vehicle Reliability Survey results, this format has become impractical. The February results will include nearly 400 models, over ten times as many as that first set. A 400-row table is a bit hard to dig through.

So we’ve created a Vehicle Reliability Comparison page for each model in the results. These new pages display the Vehicle Reliability Survey results for the model, plus the results for up to ten competing models (up to five if not a logged-in member). The table can be sorted by repair rate, model year, and so forth.

A column has been added for the “delta,” the difference in reliability between the focal model and its competitor.

This should make the results much more accessible. Have further suggestions? Shoot us a comment.