I found this article interesting whether the credibility is reliable or not..

Surprising, Acura is second!!! behind lexus... not sure where is this coming from but I thought Acura would be in the middle of the bunch. anyways have a read.

Below is a list of the ACSI's 2015 ratings for car brands, ranked from top to bottom, with their parent company and customer-service scores.

1. Lexus (Toyota) -- 84
2. Acura (Honda) -- 83
3. Lincoln (Ford) -- 83
4. Mercedes-Benz -- 83
5. BMW -- 82
6. Subaru -- 82
7. Toyota -- 82
8. Hyundai -- 81
9. Buick (GM) -- 80
10. Cadillac (GM) -- 80
11. Honda -- 80
12. Mazda -- 80
13. Volkswagen -- 80
14. Chevrolet (GM) -- 79
15. Ford -- 79
16. Volvo -- 79
17. Audi (Volkswagen) -- 78
18. GMC (GM) -- 78
19. KIA -- 78
20. Infiniti (Nissan) -- 77
21. Dodge (Fiat Chrysler) -- 76
22. MINI (BMW) -- 76
23. All other brands -- 75
24. Jeep (Fiat Chrysler) -- 75
25. Chrysler (Fiat Chrysler) -- 74
26. Fiat (Fiat Chrysler) -- 73


The most hated car in America - CBS News

 

Unless I'm reading it wrong, your title attached to this list is misleading.

That being said, you can't have negative votes if no one is purchasing i.e. Acura

 

Everyone likes their MDX.

 

Chryco owners unhappy with their 84 month loans?

 

Chryco owners are unhappy with the fact that the car doesn't last for the duration of the 84 month loan.

 

Hyundai owners more satisfied with their cars than Honda owners? This is an outrage. SSFTSX will not stand for this!

 

<p>Don't show this to the TLX guys.... or RLX guys....</p>

 

<p>Did their poll have a Whiskers option? </p><p>Every time Acura sends me a survey, they have to remove my foot from their ass. </p>

 

OP needs to add the article, or at least chunks of it so the list actually makes sense in relevance to the thread title.

 

Honda owners with superior aerodynamic lugnuts and door handles will blow by Hyundais with their non-direct injected, single-clutch side view mirror design. New RLX will beat Genesis 5.0 with 1.9 second 0-60 time.

 

I don't think this data is much of a reflection on the TLX or RLX, really. TLX is reasonably new and this study covers a two and a half year range of cars. With some of the recent transmission issues, I wouldn't be surprised if Acura comes down a little bit in the next rankings.

At the end of the day, the bottom feeders of the list are those with the usual quality issues. Reliability drives the average consumer. Enthusiasts tend to be a bit more forgiving of issues in the name of excitement.

 

Mine's 22 years old and has 272000 miles but I am replacing the radiator tomorrow so I guess you're right

 

Not saying you can't have Chryco cars that last a good amount of time and miles like yours, especially when people actually maintain them regularly as you clearly do. But the reality is the bottom of the 2015 dependability list is populated by a lot of Chryco products....

2015 Vehicle Dependability Study | J.D. Power

 

I am really curious what's for next survey...

hope the ranking for acura don't go down

 

Acura is making good progress with their new lineup. I'm surprised to see buick ahead of Cadillac, I figured they would be much higher with the turnaround they have had.

Same with Lincoln, I wouldn't even think of them to be on this list!

 

Maybe most hated by mechanics since the only scheduled maintenance before 105k are fluid changes for my TL Type-S.

Haters gonna hate, but they should be more concerned about how Chrysler makes the worst cars in automotive history!

 

They make the 200, which is pretty much a TLX, and a top safety pick. The 300, which is well regarded. And the Town & Country van, which just won JD initial quality award 2 years in a row as well as CR best-buy.

 

Mazdas last years

 

Last time I checked, "automotive history" consists of more than the last couple of years.