76,000 people, 159 cars - it's the UK's biggest independent car satisfaction survey.

Each of the 76,050 Top Gear viewers and readers who took part in our survey this year were asked to reveal how every aspect of the car ownership experience matched up to the expectations they had when they first took delivery of their vehicle.

Each car is given an overall satisfaction score out of 100. This is made up from:

Build quality (22%)

Craftsmanship (22%)

Driving experience (19%)

Ownership costs (17%)

Customer care (20%)

manufacturers' positions...

1 Lexus93.2
2 Skoda91.5
3 Honda90.0
4 Mazda88.9
5 Toyota88.4
6 Subaru88.3
7 Mini88.0
8 Porsche87.1
9 Jaguar87.0
10 BMW86.4
11 Hyundai86.1
12 Audi84.9
13 Volvo85.3
14 Saab84.1
15 Suzuki83.9
16 Seat83.6
17 Lotus83.5
18 Smart83.5
19 Nissan82.6
20 Chrysler82.2
21 Volkswagen82.2
22 Rover82.1
23 Kia82.1
24 Mitsubishi81.9
25 Ford81.7
26 MG80.9
27 Vauxhall80.6
28 Alfa Romeo79.9
29 Jeep79.4
30 Daewoo78.4
31 Land Rover78.2
32 Mercedes77.9
33 Citroën77.8
34 Renault76.4
35 Fiat76.0
36 Peugeot74.2

winning cars by class...from place 159 to 1
http://www.topgear.com/content/featu...ries/01/5.html

Few examples:
159 Peugeot 807
155 Mercedes M-Class
143 Mercedes A-Class
139 Mercedes E-Class
115 Mercedes C-Class
69 Audi A3
64 Audi A6/Allroad
55 Audi A4
54 BMW X5
49 BMW 5-Series
42 BMW Z4
38 BMW 3-Series
33 Porsche 911
30 BMW 5-Series (pre-June '03)
24 Toyota Corolla
11 Toyota Yaris
10 Subaru Forester
9 Skoda Fabia
8 Subaru Legacy
7 Honda Accord
6 Honda Jazz
5 Skoda Octavia
4 Skoda Superb
3 Lexus RX300
2 Lexus IS200/300
1 Honda S2000


French cars at the bottom and japanese cars at the top.
Mercedes didnt do well. Audi, BMW and Porsche did well. Surprisingly to see Skoda at the top.