General Motors has earned multiple model-level awards in the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study.
The study, now in its 36th year, measures long-term vehicle reliability based on responses from 34,175 original owners of 2022 model-year vehicles after three years of ownership.
“At GM, we prioritize quality in everything we do, with a goal of providing customers with the best vehicle experience over the course of their ownership years,” said Marcos Purty, vice president, global quality, supplier quality and Operational Excellence, General Motors. “Earning J.D. Power Awards for vehicle dependability reflects our unwavering commitment to excellence.”
GM results
All four of GM’s brands won recognition in this year’s study, with 15 of 20 ranked GM models finishing in the top three in their respective segments. Six received awards as most dependable in their category, tying with one other manufacturer for the most in the study. All four brands finished among the top 10 of the 30 rated in the study.
Buick
- Top brand in the Mass Market segment, and second overall.
- Received "Overall Mass Market Nameplate" award
GMC
- GMC Acadia: First, Upper Midsize SUV
- Ranked fifth among Mass Market brands, and seventh overall
The Vehicle Dependability Study results emphasize the importance of prioritizing quality to ensure the best experience for our customers throughout the years.
Stop by Orange Buick & GMC in Orlando today to take one of these award-winning vehicles for a test drive before choosing one that you know is dependable enough to get you where you need to be when you need to be there!
See the J.D. Power press release on this year’s study for more information.