The worst (good) crossovers according to TUV

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The latest TUV report lists the worst (and best) crossovers. Look at them and make your own conclusions when you decide to buy "new imports".

 

The new Quality Score is already a fact. TÜV-Report 2020 covers more than 9 million cars in Germany, with experts ranking the most reliable and unreliable models, Auto Bild reports.

We pay particular attention to crossovers, as this type of car attracts the most customers today, with their share in the German market increasing to 18.3%. TÜV experts have selected three of the most unreliable models in the different age groups.

The most unreliable crossovers according to TÜV-Report 2020:

Age 2-3 years

Dacia / Renault Duster

Hyundai Tucson

Kia Sportage

Age 4-5 years

Kia Sportage

Volkswagen Tiguan

Nissan Qashqai

Age 6-7 years

Dacia / Renault Duster

Volkswagen Tiguan

Nissan Qashqai

Ages 8-9 years

Nissan Qashqai

Dacia / Renault Duster

Volkswagen Tiguan

Age 10-11 years

Nissan Qashqai

Hyundai Tucson

Mitsubishi Outlander

 

They ranked crumbs in second-hand cars

At the exact opposite pole, where they are excellent, are the following best among crossovers:

Age 2-3 years

Mercedes GLC

Mazda CX-3

Audi Q5

Age 4-5 years

Opel Mokka

Audi Q5

Mitsubishi ASX

Age 6-7 years

Audi Q5

Mazda CX-5

Mini Countryman

Ages 8-9 years

BMW X1

Audi Q5

Honda CR-V

Age 10-11 years

Honda CR-V

VW Tiguan

BMW X3

As you can see, the Audi Q5 is the best performer here, which falls into 4 of the 5 categories. The names of BMW (X1 and X3) and Honda stand out against the general background.