So Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport climbed to the first line of the “black” list – a coupe-like version of the crossover, known in Russia as Teramont. Yes, it was never officially sold with us, but parallel imports are gaining momentum: it takes less than an hour for this SUV to reach domestic showrooms. And coming back to the survey, only 38% of respondents would agree to buy it again.
Survey participants rated the Mercedes-Benz GLB and Infiniti QX50 slightly higher – 39% and 40% of people were satisfied with these models. Mercedes-Benz GLA and Volkswagen Taos are next with 45% and 38% of respondents willing to buy them again. Also in the top ten are Jeep Compass (46%), Kia Seltos (48%), Nissan Kicks (49%), Kia Forte and Nissan Altima (both have 51%). The latter, by the way, is already sold in Russia according to the “gray” scheme.
It remains only to add that more than 300,000 people took part in the survey – owners of cars in 2020-2021. The results should not be taken seriously, as there are still differences between mindsets, different market-oriented cars and operating conditions. But to know more about it, looking closely at a new passenger car, it will be useful.