Many people find that buying a new vehicle is the only acceptable answer to the car buying dilemma. They are not willing to inherit someone else's problems and want dependable new transportation. Most people buy a new car every three to ten years depending on their income and needs. A new car is an engineering masterpiece with tens of thousands of components. The compilation of these components into a system and then to a single product requires an awesome amount of technology with exacting specifications.
New cars seem to average eleven or more defects.
It is true that some companies have fewer than others, although it varies from model to model and factory to factory, even from time to time. So, even a good product can have a bad run of variables. We can usually find from three to seven defects on any one new car without tools. So if you have a vehicle where the door leaks or the gauges are reading improperly it is really up to you to see the factory-authorized dealer gets it right. You can nip most defects in the bud if you point them out before accepting your vehicle for delivery.