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The 2022 Wrangler has one system running at six times its class average. The 2022 Bronco has nine systems running hot. That difference decides which one you can actually inspect for — and why changing the model year flips the answer entirely.
Five model years, both powertrains, and one clear finding: these two don’t fail differently, one just fails far less often. Plus the single component that sank the CR-V’s worst year.
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If you’re shopping for a barely-used vehicle, the smart play is finding a model with a track record of staying out of the shop. Our 2024 rankings across Mid-Size Sedans, SUVs, and Compact Cars — scored by real-world Frequency and Severity data.
Buying a used car is one of the biggest financial bets most of us make, and it’s usually made with surprisingly little hard data. Here’s how to read each section of the dashboard.
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