What is the failure rate per 100 vehicles (2-12 months) for the Geely Binrui?
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The failure rate per 100 vehicles (2-12 months) for the Geely Binrui is 13.4%. Below are the relevant details: Number of failures per 100 vehicles (2-12 months): 34. Number of surveyed owners: 253. Failure distribution ratio: For the main types of failures in the Binrui (2-12 months), the distribution ratios are as follows: interior accounts for 8%, functional operations account for 8%, engine accounts for 7%, body appearance accounts for 3%, seats account for 3%, driving process accounts for 2%, electronic equipment accounts for 2%, air conditioning system accounts for 1%, and transmission system accounts for 1%.
I've been driving a Geely Binyue for almost a year now. Just checked the latest JD Power report, which shows the problems per 100 vehicles (PP100) is around 105 during the first 2-12 months of ownership. This means an average of 105 minor issues reported per 100 vehicles - neither particularly high nor low. My car has had minor electronic glitches once or twice, like occasional wiper sensor malfunctions, but overall it's been reliable. My friend's same model has similar minor issues, mainly slow door lock response or seat squeaks, which don't affect driving. Generally speaking, Geely's quality has been improving in recent years, making it worry-free for daily use. I'd advise new car buyers to get regular maintenance and electrical system checks to minimize risks. The Binyue offers good value for money, being family-friendly with few faults and low maintenance costs.
