Consumer Reports, a company that seeks to inform consumers to make the best possible decision
when buying goods, has recently released a review of the 2014 automobiles.
The big three companies based out of Detroit - General Motors, Ford, and
Chrysler - have scored in the bottom for small-car production.
Detroit Automakers Fail to Make Safe Vehicles for Drivers
Consumer Reports released its Annual Auto Reliability Survey, and the big Detroit car companies
were unable to compete with other auto manufactures in developing reliable
vehicles. These car companies have been honest with the public about the
poor nature of their cheaper small car offerings, but current car standards
should change that. Not only do small cars have world-class engineering,
designs, and electronic capacities, but they also have character, are
fuel-efficient, and affordable.
The lowest scoring cars for vehicle reliability are:
- Dodge Dart
- Chevrolet Cruz
- Ford Fiesta
By not providing American consumers with the high-quality vehicle manufacturing
that they deserve, the automakers threaten public safety. Unreliable cars
can cause preventable accidents and endanger the lives of all drivers
and passengers on the roadways.
Many of the lemon law cases we handle at Norman Taylor & Associates
are based on the concerns outlined by
Consumer Reports when reviewing these cars. With the lawyers for these manufacturers denying
that there are any problems with the vehicles, it is important that injured
victims hold these companies liable for their negligence.
Our firm proudly advocates for individuals in California who have been
harmed by defective vehicles.
Contact the lemon law attorneys at Norman Taylor & Associates today to learn about your rights and
legal options!