Vehicle Reliability

Vehicle reliability refers to how consistently a car performs without breaking down or needing repairs over time. It indicates the dependability of the vehicle’s components and systems, such as the engine, transmission, and brakes. A reliable vehicle typically starts easily, runs smoothly, and requires fewer visits to the mechanic. Factors influencing reliability include build quality, design, maintenance, and usage conditions. High reliability means less stress and lower ownership costs, providing peace of mind and confidence that the vehicle will serve well over its lifespan.