The rankings show Honda making a big leap, moving up 10 places from last year to number five on the chart, which Consumer Reports said was partly attributable to improved reliability, adding that all but two Hondas now have average reliability or better, according to its research.Īt the other end of the the rankings is Italian automaker Alpha Romeo, at the very bottom after dropping five spots from last year to 32.
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