Most Reliable Cars

American researchers have named the most reliable cars. The annual ranking was company J.D. Power and Associates. Experts analyzed the number of calls to the service, which in 2012, 100 cars accounted for 2010 year of release. The data were based on a survey of 37 thousand. Motorists.

It turned out that the most reliable in the United States were Lexus cars. In 2012, the 100 cars of this brand fell 71 breakages. In second place were Porsche with a score of 94 to 100 car crashes. Third place was shared by cars brands Lincoln and Toyota. Experts have recorded 112 hits on 100 cars. Among the most unreliable cars were named after a Land Rover with a score of 220 complaints about 100 cars.

The national average was 126 breakdowns at level 100 cars. However, the quality of vehicles is constantly increasing. Thus, the level of damage to the car was 100 six points better than the year before. Of 32 brands represented in the ranking, improve your performance has 21 brand. The worse the momentum the company had Scion (one of the subbrendov Toyota), which fell from fifth place (for 100 car breakdown 111) at the eighteenth (135 malfunctions).

All New Aston Martin One-77 2011

The One-77 is Aston Martin’s definitive sports car, one that epitomises everything Aston Martin from technology, the hand-craftsmanship of the hand rolled aluminium panels to the attention to detail. A culmination of all the marque’s know-how, the One-77 delivers effortless beauty guaranteed to stir the senses with performance potential eclipsing any previous Aston Martin. Aston Martin has released a new One-77,it fuses advanced technology with stunning Aston Martin design to create possibly the world’s most desirable automotive art form. Based on a sophisticated carbon fibre chassis with a handcrafted aluminium body, this 7.3 litre V12 super car will deliver exhilarating performance for a strictly limited number of discerning customers. Aston Martin one-77features Carbon Ceramic brakes, Corsa tyres and it was priced at £1,200,000. The One-77 reaches the speed of 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds and the top speed is around 200 mph.

The New Aston Martin DB9 2011

Aston Martin’s long-awaited update to the DB9, a car many consider to be as close to aesthetic perfection as any coupe or convertible can get these days, brings almost no changes to the exterior. How can we complain about that without sounding bratty? Although timelessness counts for a lot in this business, so does freshness.

So we sort of wish that the 2011 model changes, the most significant since the DB9’s 2004 introduction, went a little further than a new front fascia, brighter grillework, subtly reshaped side sills, and “new” headlamp bezels that we’re still struggling to see as different. (Where are the LED turn signals or DRLs, à la Rapide and Vantage, guys?) Diamond-turned 20-inch wheels, like those available on Aston’s other offerings, become DB9-isms for 2011 as well.