Car Shoppers Still Undecided About Electric Vehicles, According To J.D. Power
Lack of information and experience seen as roadblocks to greater adoption.
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Lack of information and experience seen as roadblocks to greater adoption.
The auto finance sector may be set for a shake-up in a post COVID-19 world.
GMC and Buick have strong showings in the Mass Market segment.
Eking out a win over Mercedes-Benz, Mini, and BMW.
Besting the Toyota Sequoia and GMC Yukon.
The Sierra has the best resell value in the industry.
This study takes into account three-year-old models, so this award goes to the C7 Corvette.
The Bow Tie brand ranks thirteenth in its segment.
The brand snags the top spot in mass-market segment.
A new study indicates that the pandemic has not shifted consumer perceptions.
The SUV was recognized for its rear cross traffic warning tech.
The luxury sedan is recognized for its rear seat reminder tech.
The second year of the J.D. Power Seat Quality And Satisfaction Study.
CT6 owners are quite happy with their purchase, it would seem.
The Sierra bests the Ford Super Duty in this year’s rankings.
Ahead of the Nissan Murano and Hyundai Santa Fe.
The study measures an owner’s excitement and love for their vehicle.
Buick customer retention is among the lowest for brands studied.
GMC placed above Buick, but below Mazda.
The Malibu may be getting older, but the quality definitely hasn’t dropped.