Top 100
We asked what you liked and disliked about your car – and 29,000 of you responded. Here are the results
Britain's most influential car reliability and satisfaction survey is back for its 11th year – and with almost 29,000 of you taking part in this year’s Driver Power poll, the results are more revealing than ever. We’ve counted all the scores and analysed the results, and are delighted to announce the winners and losers.
Click the links below and to the right to follow our countdown from 100, and look out for first-hand testimonies from drivers on some of the star cars in our Top 100.
See the results…
- Best cars: 100 - 91
- Best cars: 90 - 81
- Best cars: 80 - 71
- Best cars: 70 - 61
- Best cars: 60 - 51
- Best cars: 50 - 41
- Best cars: 40 - 31
- Best cars: 30 - 21
- Best cars: 20 - 11
- Best cars: 10 - 1
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| Position | Make | Model | % | |||||
| 1 | Skoda | Yeti | 92.47% | |||||
| 2 | Skoda | Superb MkII | 92.35% | |||||
| 3 | Mercedes | E-Class MkIV | 90.03% | |||||
| 4 | Skoda | Octavia MkII | 89.91% | |||||
| 5 | Jaguar | XF | 89.40% | |||||
How are our results calculated?
Our survey asks drivers to rate their car out of five in 10 key categories. An independent data processing company then crunches the numbers to provide the overall average scores.
Why doesn’t my car feature?
Not all models can be included, due to the sheer number of cars on UK roads. Plus, to ensure our results are reliable, we need a robust sample size of drivers of each vehicle.
See the results for previous years…
