Suzuki SX4 Most Minimal Problems

Suzuki SX4 successfully defended his performance as a car that has the problems of the lowest in the premium hatchback segment two years in a row according to results from Indonesia Initial Quality Study (IQS) 2010 conducted by JD Powers and Associates. The second success this year to surpass his brother SX4, Suzuki Swift and Honda Jazz. 

Akira Utsumi, President Director of PT Indomobil Suzuki Sales (SIS), admitted delighted to receive this award. "Obtaining this award two years proves the quality of the SX4. We hope this achievement can be sustained," said Utsumi, Suzuki Dealer in Pondok Indah, South Jakarta, Sunday (27 / 3). 

IQS Indonesia is a consumer-based studies JD Power Asia Pacific conducted to measure the problems experienced by owners of new vehicles (the life of two to six months). Problems are measured on a vehicle carrying more than 200 symptoms are divided into eight categories-that arise in everyday use. Eighth, is the exterior, features, driving experience, the audio entertainment system, navigation, seats, air conditioning, engine, and transmission. 

JD Powers said in his statement, total 57 models of passenger car and utility vehicle from 15 brands in Indonesia are included in the study. The term of the study between October 2421-July 2010 against the consumer. And the problem appears most in the engine, transmission, exterior and driving experience. The results of this study also showed 43 percent of consumers who do not have a problem of quality model vehicles would recommend to friends or family. 

"The firm commitment to improve the quality of vehicles is very important to gain the trust and loyalty of buyers. It becomes a positive recommendation and referral to prospective new customers," said Rajeev Naie, JD Powers Senior Manager Asia Pacific, Singapore. 

JD Powers IQS 2010 results 

Premium Compact Car: Suzuki SX4, Honda Jazz and Suzuki Swift Entry SUV: Daihatsu Terios, Isuzu Panther, Rush Toyota SUV: Toyota Fortuner, Honda CR-V, Nissan X-Trail MPV: Toyota Innova, Nissan Grand Livina, Honda Freed.

source : kompas.com