Guest Post: MoneySuperMarket.com: Driverless Cars, The Future Of Motoring

Our friends over at MoneySuperMarket.com, who are usually helping us prepare for the zombie apocalypse, recently sent us a cool infographic about the Future of Motoring Driverless Cars.  It is more terrifying than the zombie thing!!  See the original here on the Moneysupermarket.com website along with additional analysis of the driver-less future.

MoneySuperMarket.com Special: The WorldWide Cost Of Fuel

Our friends over at the UK based MoneySuperMarket.com sent us a fascinating, if somewhat Anglo-centric, info-graphic focusing on the worldwide costs of fuel, find the original version here on their website.

DT: Moneysupermarket.com Reliability Survey

The Daily Turismo was contacted by the guys at Moneysupermarket.com and asked if we wanted to share some of their most recent data a reliability study (based on UK vehicles) and of course we agreed!  We had a lot of fun sharing their previous info graphic on zombie proofing stuff, but this one is a bit more serious.




Honda Tops Reliability Study

Japanese car brands came out on top in a reliability study carried out by MoneySupermarket.com and Warranty Direct, with Honda finishing just head of Suzuki and Toyota.  This has been calculated by looking at the average number of failures and their severity for each model which is produced by car manufacturers; calculating a Reliability Index (RI) score which dictates positions. The average RI score is 100 and the lower the number, the more reliable manufacturers vehicles tend to be. This helps to illuminate how impressive Honda’s score of 30.75 actually is.

However, Japanese manufacturers didn’t get it all of their own way. Ford vehicles have the cheapest average repair costs and the Kia Picanto was found to be the most reliable individual vehicle, with the South Korean manufacturer finishing an impressive 5th on the overall rankings for manufacturers.