Highest Quality Cars Of 2009 Hottest Car Hyundai

showing marked improvement in the quality of their new vehicles--but you're still probably better off buying a Toyota.According to the annual Initial Quality Study released today by market-research firm J.D. Power and Associates, cars made by Detroit's Big Three have improved in quality by an average of 10% over last year, putting them ahead of the 8%-improved industry average. Toyota, however, had the strongest showing in the industry this year, with the brand seeing, on average, 101 reported problems by consumers per 100 vehicles in the first 90 days of ownership--well below the industry average of 108 problems.In all, Toyota earned 10 segment awards for specific models. Each segment's winners are the models with the fewest reported problems in their class.David Sargent, the vice president of automotive research at J.D. Power and Associates, told reporters at a press event today that Detroit's improvement with its products is a good indicator for "long-term" success. "Consumers can expect the quality of new vehicles to continue to rise," he said.......source by yahoo auto