Sentences with phrase «driver power ownership»

The Kia Niro made an incredible Driver Power ownership survey debut in 2018, taking second place out of 75 cars with an overall satisfaction score of 93.07 %.

Although the Fiat Punto hasn't appeared in our Driver Power ownership satisfaction survey for several years, Fiat as a brand is showing signs of improvement.

Not exact matches

The ownership experience might be a different story, though, with Alfa Romeo as a brand falling behind its rivals in the 2016 Auto Express Driver Power customer satisfaction survey.

The brand finished 21st in our Driver Power 2017 customer satisfaction survey's manufacturer ranking, so the ownership experience could be improved.

The Audi A1 has an upmarket price tag, but it seems owners haven't enjoyed an upmarket ownership experience, according to our Driver Power customer satisfaction survey.

Impressive Driver Power showing, top Euro NCAP rating and good warranty and servicing offers make X3 an appealing ownership proposition

Infiniti didn't appear in our 2017 Driver Power owner satisfaction survey, but parent company Nissan was ranked 20th out of 27 manufacturers, with 15.8 % of customers reporting a fault within the first year of ownership.

Dual zone climate control keeps the driver and front passenger happy; power - operated mirrors, door locks, and windows all make the ownership experience better; cruise control makes highway driving more enjoyable; and a host of active safety systems put an extra set of eyes on the road.

Of Dacia owners who participated in our 2017 Driver Power satisfaction survey, 11.2 % reported experiencing one or more faults with their cars within the first year of ownership — a figure that's only just behind that of Dacia's parent company Renault.

Despite the A4 Avant feeling very solid and Audi being a respected and desirable brand, our 2017 Driver Power customer satisfaction survey indicates that the Audi ownership experience still isn't perfect.

One of the primary drivers of solar installations in other states has been third - party ownership of the systems, including third - party power purchase agreements (PPAs), under which the customer pays only for the power produced by the system.