Lexus takes top position in J D Power Survey Again

For the 11th year in a row Lexus has been named the top manufacturer in What Car. The points are based on appeal, quality, reliability, ownership cost and service satisfaction. From a More »

 
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Lexus takes top position in J D Power Survey Again

May 27, 2011   News
For the 11th year in a row Lexus has been named the top manufacturer in What Car. The points are based on appeal, quality, reliability, ownership cost and service satisfaction. From a possible 1000 points Lexus scored an amazing 845.
This was 12 points from the nearest rival Honda who is always a good performer in this with 833 points. Skoda and Jaguar took a joint third place. With Mini and Mercedes following on behind.
Low scores were given to Vauxhall (763), Suzuki (764) and Chevrolet(766).
The top vehicle in order were the Lexus IS, Honda Accord and Toyota Prius.

For the 11th year in a row Lexus has been named the top manufacturer in What Car. The points are based on appeal, quality, reliability, ownership cost and service satisfaction. From a possible 1000 points Lexus scored an amazing 845.This was 12 points from the nearest rival Honda who is always a good performer in this with 833 points. Skoda and Jaguar took a joint third place. With Mini and Mercedes following on behind.Low scores were given to Vauxhall (763), Suzuki (764) and Chevrolet(766).The top vehicle in order were the Lexus IS, Honda Accord and Toyota Prius.

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Electric car charging points set up in London

May 27, 2011   Technology
Boris Johnson launches the Source London scheme which allows paying members to charge their car.  Currently there are more than 2000 electric vehicles on London’s streets with 150 charge points available.  With the membership, users can park their cars in the designated bays, swipe the car, and wait for them to charge. The scheme is looking to implement a further 1150 charge points by 2013 giving London more charge points than petrol stations.
Electric vehicles are currently exempt from Congestions Zone Charge and Road Tax along with government subsidies to help boost the public interest in green motoring. Anyone who purchases a Nissan Leaf will receive a year’s free membership.
Heathrow and Gatwick, Asda, Ikea, Sainsburys, Capital Shopping Centre and Underground are all working with Source London.

Boris Johnson launches the Source London scheme which allows paying members to charge their car.  Currently there are more than 2000 electric vehicles on London’s streets with 150 charge points available.  With the membership, users can park their cars in the designated bays, swipe the car, and wait for them to charge. The scheme is looking to implement a further 1150 charge points by 2013 giving London more charge points than petrol stations. Electric vehicles are currently exempt from Congestions Zone Charge and Road Tax along with government subsidies to help boost the public interest in green motoring. Anyone who purchases a Nissan Leaf will receive a year’s free membership. Heathrow and Gatwick, Asda, Ikea, Sainsburys, Capital Shopping Centre and Underground are all working with Source London.

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