Reliability according to TÜV Report 2021 (6 – 7 years)

tuv-report-2021 TÜV Report 2021 table for six- and seven-year old cars produced in 2013 and 2014 with links to recalls*.

The Porsche 911 is again the best in six- and seven-year-olds. Compared to its SUV sibling, the Cayenne, which shares sixth place with the Mercedes A-Class, it also has less than half on the odometer. Among predominantly German cars, the Toyota Auris ranked fourth, with serious defects in 8.6% of cars.

More than 30% of the inspected Dacia Logan did not pass the technical inspection, and we can see the Romanian car in the last position, just before the Renault Kangoo. The Volkswagen Sharan and Passat CC also perform poorly, and they are, as in the 4-5 year category, at the end of the list.

The TÜV Report includes all the results of technical inspections from all TÜV companies in Germany – almost 9 million technical inspections from July 2019 to June 2020.

* after clicking on the name of the car, its recalls will also be displayed

Reliability – the year of production 2013 and 2014

Order Make/Model Faults (%) Odometer (thous. km)
1 Porsche 911 4,1 49
2 Audi TT 7,3 75
3 Mercedes-Benz B-Class 7,8 78
4 Toyota Auris 8,6 80
VW Touareg 8,6 126
6 Mercedes-Benz A-Class 8,7 82
Porsche Cayenne 8,7 120
8 Mercedes-Benz SLK 8,8 61
9 Audi A3 9,0 93
10 Audi Q5 9,1 115
11 Mercedes-Benz M-Class 9,2 121
12 Mercedes-Benz GLK 9,3 104
Mazda 6 9,3 101
14 VW Golf Plus 9,4 72
15 BMW X1 9,5 92
16 Opel Mokka X 9,7 83
VW Golf 9,7 92
18 Mazda 3 10,0 80
Mercedes-Benz E-Coupe 10,0 83
20 Opel Adam 10,3 61
21 Audi A6/A7 10,4 140
22 Mazda 2 10,5 65
Audi Q3 10,5 91
24 Mazda CX-5 10,6 102
Mini 10,6 77
Volvo V40 10,6 102
27 Ford Kuga 10,7 94
28 Seat Leon 10,9 95
29 BMW X3/X4 11,0 109
Renault Captur 11,0 72
31 Audi A1 11,3 79
Audi A4/A5 11,3 124
33 Mitsubishi ASX 11,4 95
Toyota Avensis 11,4 105
Volvo XC60 11,4 121
36 Honda Jazz 11,7 68
Mercedes-Benz C-Class 11,7 112
38 Škoda Octavia 11,9 113
39 Mercedes-Benz E-Class 12,3 139
Toyota Yaris 12,3 69
Toyota Verso 12,3 94
42 Ford B-Max 12,4 68
Opel Meriva 12,4 70
44 Seat Mii 12,5 69
45 Škoda Citigo 12,6 67
46 Škoda Rapid 12,8 82
47 Škoda Yeti 13,0 91
Suzuki Swift 13,0 74
49 Ford C-Max 13,4 95
50 Honda Civic 13,5 87
51 BMW 1/2 13,6 94
52 VW Up! 13,7 69
VW Polo 13,7 77
54 BMW X5/X6 13,8 133
Volvo S60/V60 13,8 126
56 VW Scirocco 13,9 91
57 Mazda 5 14,0 100
Opel Astra 14,0 101
Smart ForTwo 14,0 57
60 BMW 3/4 14,1 119
Kia Ceed 14,1 91
62 Opel Zafira 14,2 112
63 Renault Clio 14,3 74
Seat Altea 14,3 94
Suzuki SX4 14,3 76
66 Mitsubishi Colt 14,7 71
67 Hyundai ix20 14,8 – category average 66
VW Beetle 14,8 73
69 Volvo V70 14,9 139
70 Opel Insignia 15,0 127
71 Škoda Superb 15,1 140
72 Kia Venga 15,3 69
73 Fiat Panda 15,4 69
Ford Fiesta 15,4 75
Škoda Fabia 15,4 83
76 Dacia Sandero 15,5 79
Škoda Roomster 15,5 89
78 VW Caddy 15,7 114
79 Opel Corsa 15,8 72
80 Renault Scenic 15,9 88
81 Suzuki Jimny 16,0 60
82 Peugeot 208 16,3 76
83 Hyundai i30 16,7 87
Toyota Aygo 16,7 72
VW Touran 16,7 117
86 Peugeot 308 17,2 106
87 Citroën C1 17,3 69
Ford Focus 17,3 104
89 Nissan Juke 17,4 80
90 Hyundai ix35 17,6 89
91 Kia Picanto 17,7 63
92 Seat Ibiza 17,8 85
93 Kia Rio 18,0 80
94 Nissan Note 18,2 80
95 Citroën C4 18,4 94
Ford S-Max 18,4 129
97 Kia Sportage 18,6 91
Nissan Qashqai 18,6 97
99 Peugeot 107 18,7 63
100 Citroën Berlingo 18,9 105
Hyundai i10 18,9 61
102 Ford Ka 19,0 64
103 Hyundai i40 19,2 104
104 VW Tiguan 19,9 96
105 BMW 5/6 20,2 135
Fiat 500 20,2 60
Renault Megane 20,2 99
108 Renault Twingo 20,5 70
109 Citroën C3 21,1 74
110 Hyundai i20 21,2 72
111 Ford Mondeo 21,4 138
112 Nissan Micra 21,8 64
113 Seat Alhambra 22,2 120
114 Ford Galaxy 22,3 136
115 VW Passat 22,5 146
116 Dacia Duster 22,7 92
117 Fiat Punto 23,6 78
118 VW Sharan 24,2 126
119 VW Passat CC 25,3 120
120 Dacia Lodgy 25,6 102
121 Renault Kangoo 27,1 97
120 Dacia Logan 30,9 102

Source: vdtuev.de

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