Best cars to own in 2015

[WTF]

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How the ratings work
• The main chart shows the car’s overall rating, which we calculate from an average of all its scores in our 10 Driver Power judging categories.

• Click on the category names to see each car's score in more detail, with the figures showing how they ranked in the 2015 top 200.

• Each category score is represented by a bar – and the longer the bar, the better.

• If your model isn’t in the 200-1 countdown, this is because we didn’t get enough responses to include it.

• We've also included some interesting graphs to break down the numbers: how many cars of each class came in the top 200, and the average rating of each class as well.

• If you can't view the interactive graphs on your device, scroll down for a cut-down text version showing the winners of each category.

DS3 scored:
Overall - 88.43%
Reliability - 92.56%
Build quality - 88.10%
Running costs - 86.97%
Performance - 90.81%
Road handling - 91.83%
Ride quality - 84.98%
Ease of driving - 92.56%
Seat comfort - 89.71%
Practicality - 84.91%
In-car technology - 84.27%

[cyclone]

Find the whole thing suspect when the 2nd highest rated car for both Performance and Road Handling is a Skoda Yeti.

[Bigfeet]

An MG MG3 scores higher than a DS3!!

Agree with Cycles, the list is a little suspect.... as MG only sold a total of 2000 cars during last year.

[StevenRB45]

I find the auto express surveys to be a little suspect, they allow you to mark your car down for things you should have known before you signed in the line...slow is it? Are the back seats cramped? Well Perhaps you should have taken a test drive or at least sat in the car before you bought it. Cars can score very poorly without ever leaving you stranded or need repairs, and it tends to be the cars for which people have low or no expectations that do surprisingly well.