[Auto] Motorists invited to contribute to What Car? Reliability Survey 2021

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New cars are gaining ever more complex safety and connectivity technology, from automatic emergency braking systems to online concierge services that can check where you are going and book you a parking space for when you arrive.

That means there are more things than ever to potentially go wrong, which is why Autocar's sister site What Car? is inviting your contributions to its annual Reliability Survey. To thank you for taking part, you’ll be entered into a prize draw to win a £250 Amazon voucher. 

The aim is to gather information about the dependability of as many car models as possible and share this with car buyers to help them make the most informed buying choices.

If your car has suffered a fault in the past year, tell What Car? which of 15 different areas was affected, how long the car was out of action and, crucially, how much it cost to be fixed. This information is used to create a unique reliability rating for each model. 

The 2020 What Car? Reliability Survey contains data on 175 models from 31 car brands. Complete the 2021 survey now to help us gain ratings for even more car models. 

We want to hear your vehicle ownership experiences - good, bad or otherwise - so that we can use the information to help us empower consumers to choose the best vehicles from the manufacturers and dealerships that provide the best service.

This year we’ve opened the survey up to vans, too, because they are vital work tools for millions of UK drivers. We’d love to hear if your van is a paragon of dependability or a work-shy layabout.

The survey takes as little as five minutes to complete, and if you have more than one vehicle, you can tell us about it too - just click on the 'add another vehicle' option when you come to the end of the survey.

To make filling out the survey as quick and easy as possible, it’ll help if you have your vehicle registration number and the last 12 months’ bills to hand.

Please note that your answers / feedback will be directly attributable to you – and that by filling in this form, you consent for your specific answers to be given to What Car? on an attributable basis.