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I am pretty convinced all non-Japanese cars are garbage with the exception of maybe Volvo, and only then the models that are still manufactured in Sweden, not China. (I wouldn't drive a Chinese-assembled car if you payed me.) Audi has only recently gotten some decent marks in reliability, but its really too soon to tell. If you're looking for extreme reliability in as close to a hand-made product as possible, for the money I can't think of much better than Toyota/Lexus.
Quoted from Darcy:Not going to flame this statement.
Just going to state a fact. Some Buicks are assembled in China. GM has and had vehicles for sale in America, that are/were built in Australia, Germany, Italy, Korea, Mexico, and Canada. Ford, and Chrysler did/do the same. Recently a friend bought a VW, said it was a fine German Car, I pointed out that his Passat was built in the USA, and possibly has that same European VW quality.
Learning how to read a VIN to help understand the country that the vehicle is made.
Totally, I checked the VIN and made sure that my Toyota RAV4 was produced in Japan before I bought it. I should qualify my earlier comment, in that I would be extremely hesitant to own a car that was not produced in Japan, but I'd be especially leery of a car (or any major piece of machinery) assembled in China.
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