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Johannesburg - Despite our comparatively small market, South African vehicle buyers not only have one of the widest selections of new vehicles to choose from but also benefit from “very high quality standards in terms of vehicle quality and customer service”, reports Ipsos.
The Ipsos vehicle quality survey highlights vehicle design issues by owners. This year the average number of problems per 100 vehicles (PP100) combined score improved to 73, an improvement of 10% in combined defect and design issues compared to the previous period (81 PP100). The data was obtained from more than 7000 interviews with new owners who purchased their vehicle(s) during 2016. Ipsos says: "The 17 brands surveyed represent 72% of new vehicle sales in SA during 2016.
http://www.wheels24.co.za/News/Guides_and_Lists/sa-vehicle-quality-most-common-car-problems-revealed-20171102
The Ipsos vehicle quality survey highlights vehicle design issues by owners. This year the average number of problems per 100 vehicles (PP100) combined score improved to 73, an improvement of 10% in combined defect and design issues compared to the previous period (81 PP100). The data was obtained from more than 7000 interviews with new owners who purchased their vehicle(s) during 2016. Ipsos says: "The 17 brands surveyed represent 72% of new vehicle sales in SA during 2016.
http://www.wheels24.co.za/News/Guides_and_Lists/sa-vehicle-quality-most-common-car-problems-revealed-20171102