Ford Places 5th In 2021 J.D. Power Automotive Brand Loyalty Study
Once again placing ahead of cross-town rivals Chevrolet, GMC, Dodge, and Chrysler.
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Once again placing ahead of cross-town rivals Chevrolet, GMC, Dodge, and Chrysler.
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Making its sixth straight top-three ranking, including four top rankings.
Read More »Marking the eighth straight year Lincoln has topped the list.
Read More »That makes three wins for Ford in J.D. Power's recent quality study.
Read More »Ranger owners experienced the lowest number of problems among all mid-size truck owners.
Read More »Navigator clearly brings its owners a tremendous amount of joy.
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Ford also finished fourth overall in the 25th annual study.
Read More »The automaker is apparently very good at giving its owners joy.
Read More »But some recent changes should help the brand better retain customers moving forward.
Read More »Placing ahead of cross-town rivals Chevrolet, GMC, Dodge, and Chrysler.
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Yet another award to add to a growing trophy case.
Read More »Beating out the Colorado, Tacoma, and Ridgeline, to name a few.
Read More »And it was the only car in its segment to rank above the industry average.
Read More »However, both beat out a number of rivals once known for stellar reliability.
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Ford is pushing for the top spot overall.
Read More »Ford continues to improve its quality and dependability.
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Ford says it is aiming to be number one in initial quality.
Read More »The discontinued Fusion ranked well in the survey.
Read More »The new Lincoln luxury SUV is breaking through the clutter with J.D. Power awards.
Read More »Ford outpaced the industry for initial quality improvements since last year's J.D. Power study.
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There's statistical evidence to suggest the Ford F-150 is the most dependable full-size half-ton out there.
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