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Genesis hit the top its first time out, Land Rover finished last and Tesla doesn’t want anyone talking to its customers.

That’s the result of the latest J.D. Power U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study for 2020. This study looks at model-year 2017 vehicles, gathering information from 36,555 original owners after they’d had them for three years.

The study measures the number of problems per 100 vehicles (PP100) that owners experienced in the last twelve months — the lower the number, the better the rating. The industry average is 134 PP100. Genesis, in its first year of eligibility under the three-year age cut-off, averaged 89 PP100. At the other end, Land Rover racked up 220 PP100.

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