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Bluetooth, Voice Recognition Issues Most Common in JD Power Study

By Stephen Elmer Feb 25 2015

Bluetooth and voice recognition problems are the most frequently reported according to the 2015 JD Power Vehicle Dependability Study. Continue Reading...

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New Car Buyers Care Most About MPG Indicator: Study

By Stephen Elmer Apr 25 2013

J.D. Power and Associates released its 2013 U.S. Automotive Emerging Technologies Study today. Continue Reading...

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Bluetooth, Voice Recognition Issues Most Common in JD Power Study

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