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Britain’s most reliable cars revealed in 2014 Driver Power survey
Tue, 22 Apr 2014UK car drivers are happier with their cars than ever before, according to a survey of over 50,000 motorists. The Driver Power survey by Auto Express found that the average satisfaction rating of a car in the top 100 was 88.36% - a rise of 7% compared to when the survey was launched in 2002. When completing the survey, owners are asked to rate their cars for factors from reliability to running costs and from comfort to ease of driving.
Kia Soul: more details and photos
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Volkswagen hits back, weighs making a bid for Porsche
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