According to statistics from the statistical agencies, in the US market, if the number of recalled vehicles is compared with sales, Mercedes-Benz is the car with the lowest recall rate in the past 30 years, while Hyundai is the highest recall rate.
iSeeCars.com is based on NHTSA data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and counts the cumulative recalls of 15 major car companies in the United States during the 30 years from 1985 to 2014 (unfinished). Editor's Note: Strictly speaking The unit is “streetâ€; then the sales volume from 1980 to 2013 is compared with the recall rate, which is the number of vehicles recalled per vehicle sold.
For example, Mercedes-Benz, which has the lowest proportion of recalls, has recalled 2.1 million vehicles in the United States from 1985 to 2014 and 7.5 million in the United States from 1980 to 2013. A ratio of two figures of 0.28 is the recall rate, indicating that for every Mercedes sold, 0.28 cars will be recalled.
The rankings are as follows according to the recall rate from low to high.
1. Mercedes-Benz Total recall: 2.1 million units. Total sales: 7.5 million units. Recall rate: 0.28.
2. Mazda Total recall: 5.2 million units. Total sales: 9.4 million units. Recall rate: 0.55.
3. General Motors Total recall: 99.3 million vehicles. Total sales: 153.2 million units. Recall rate: 0.65.
4. Nissan Total recall: 19.1 million units. Total sales: 26.8 million units. Recall rate: 0.71.
5. Subaru Total recall: 4.3 million vehicles. Total sales: 6 million vehicles. Recall rate: 0.73.
6. Kia Total recall: 3.7 million vehicles. Total sales: 4.9 million units. Recall rate: 0.77.
7. Toyota Total recall: 38.6 million vehicles. Total sales: 48.1 million units. Recall rate: 0.80.
8. BMW Total recall: 5.1 million vehicles. Total sales: 5.7 million units. Recall rate: 0.90.
9, Ford total recall: 97 million. Total sales: 104.7 million units. Recall rate: 0.93.
10. Honda Total recall: 31.1 million vehicles. Total sales: 32.9 million units. Recall rate: 0.94.
11. Chrysler Total recall: 63.20 million units. Total sales: 63.20 million units. Recall rate: 1.00.
12. Volvo Total recall: 3.3 million units. Total sales: 3.1 million units. Recall rate: 1.05.
13. Volkswagen Total recall: 10.2 million units. Total sales: 9.7 million units. Recall rate: 1.06.
14. Mitsubishi Total recall: 5.3 million vehicles. Total sales: 4.8 million units. Recall rate: 1.09.
15. Modern total recall: 9.9 million vehicles. Total sales: 8.7 million units. Recall rate: 1.15.
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