General Motors has more segment award recipients than any other automaker in the J.D Power 2014 Vehicle Dependability Study, doubling last year’s segment awards from four to eight across its four brands.
The 2014 study tracks 2011 model year vehicles in the third year of ownership.
For Chevrolet, the Volt received this highest dependability award in the Compact Car segment in its launch year. The Camaro ranked highest in its segment for a second year in a row, after also receiving the award as a launch vehicle last year.
GM earned the top two spots in the Large Heavy Duty Pickup segment for dependability with the GMC Sierra HD receiving the segment award and Chevrolet Silverado HD ranking second. This marks the second year in a row that GMC Sierra HD ranks highest in vehicle dependability.
"Dependability is one of the top purchase reasons for a car or truck and it is key to customer loyalty," said Alicia Boler-Davis, senior vice president GM Global Customer Experience and Product Quality. "Receiving more segment awards for our cars and trucks than any other automaker reflects our commitment to provide customers with the best overall experience the industry."
Brand Highlights
Chevrolet
Volt – Segment Award, Compact Car
Camaro – Segment Award, Midsize Sporty Car
Tahoe – Ranked Second, Large CUV
Silverado HD – Ranked Second, Large Heavy Duty Pickup
Avalanche – Ranked Third, Large Light Duty Pickup
Cadillac
Escalade – Segment Award, Large Premium CUV
DTS – Segment Award, Large Premium Car
Buick
Lucerne – Segment Award, Large Car
LaCrosse – Ranked Second – Midsize Car
GMC
Sierra LD – Segment Award, Large Light Duty Pickup
Sierra HD – Segment Award, Large Heavy Duty Pickup
Yukon – Segment Award, Large CUV
Canyon – Ranked Third, Midsize Pickup
