Basically what we’re seeing from Dearborn is a new version of One Ford efficiency but perhaps with more
emphasis on getting regional changes correct. Whatever they do, it has to be an improvement on whats
been going on with Europe & ROW, feels like they’re drifting along doing the minimum (maybe that’s harsh).
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I'll have more data and truck comparison with the main competitors when they reports the numbers.
When rowing my truck will reduce engine power and shut off completely. You can power down and restart immediately. Programmer shows low fuel pressure/ large fuel leak. Any suggestions on what code be going on?
Perhaps worth noting....not sure how it may have affected the data compared to previous years.
The U.S. Initial Quality Study, now in its 38th year, is based this year on responses from 99,144 purchasers and lessees of new 2024 model-year vehicles who were surveyed after 90 days of ownership. For the first time, the study additionally incorporates repair visit data based on hundreds of thousands of real-world events reported to franchised new-vehicle dealers. The methodology for this year’s IQS was enhanced to unite newly acquired, state-of-the-art vehicle repair data with traditional J.D. Power VOC data while fielding continuously year-round. This enhanced IQS data allows automakers the ability to quickly identify potential issues before they become bigger problems in the quality landscape.
The study is based on a battery of 227 VOC questions plus relevant repair data, all of which is organized into 10 vehicle categories: infotainment; features, controls and displays; exterior; driving assistance; interior; powertrain; seats; driving experience; climate; and unspecified (unique to repair). The study is designed to provide manufacturers with information to facilitate the identification of problems and to drive product improvement. The study was fielded from July 2023 through May 2024.