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| The American Customer Satisfaction
Index is a quarterly survey by the University of
Michigan that measures customer satisfaction with
various products. The latest released survey
questioned 8,096 vehicle owners between April 1 and
June 30, 2005. The average score was 80 out of 100
points. |
|
Company-brand |
Score |
| Toyota
Motor Corp. |
87 |
| Honda Motor
Co. |
86 |
| BMW |
86 |
| General
Motors Corp.-Cadillac |
86 |
| GM-Buick |
84 |
| Hyundai
Motor Co. |
84 |
| Ford Motor
Co.-Lincoln/Mercury |
83 |
| GM-Saturn
|
81 |
| GM-GMC |
81 |
| Ford-Volvo
|
81 |
|
DaimlerChrysler AG-Mercedes Benz |
80 |
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DaimlerChrysler-Chrysler |
80 |
| GM-Pontiac |
80 |
| Mazda Motor
Corp. |
80 |
| AVERAGE-ALL
AUTOMAKERS |
80 |
| Nissan
Motor Co. |
78 |
| Volkswagen
AG |
78 |
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GM-Chevrolet |
78 |
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DaimlerChrysler-Dodge |
78 |
| Ford-Ford
brand |
75 |
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| Source: American Consumer
Satisfaction Index, University of Michigan. |
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