De Yeti scoort sinds hij het levenslicht zag altijd erg goed in reviews en testen. Vandaag liep ik tijdens het googlen op een Britse site, waar de Yeti zowel in 2012 als in 2013 de eerste plaats inneemt bij een tevredenheidsonderzoek: Britain's most influential car reliability and satisfaction survey is back for its 12th year – and with more than 40,000 of you taking part in this year’s Driver Power poll, the results are more revealing than ever. We’ve counted all the scores and analysed the results, and are delighted to announce the winners and losers. The top three… 1. Skoda YetiOverall rating: 92.65% 2012 ranking: 1 Few cars in the history of Driver Power can match the achievements of the Skoda Yeti, and it holds on to its crown in 2013. In the three years it has graced our satisfaction survey, it’s never finished outside the top two and best-in-category finishes for build quality and in-car technology laid the foundations for victory again this year. Owners love the Yeti’s reliability and rave about its generous equipment, while the handling of this tall-riding car shows many of its traditional hatchback rivals how things should be done. Excellent visibility helped the Yeti win the silver medal in the ease of driving category, too. The range has some excellent engines, including a smooth 1.2-litre TSI petrol and the frugal 1.6 TDI GreenLine diesel. Owners love the performance and brakes, and while they’re not so impressed by the ride quality and practicality, even here the car finishes in the top 20. And the niggles don’t stop the Yeti claiming back-to-back Driver Power triumphs. 2. Skoda Superb MkIIOverall rating: 92.13% 2012 ranking: 2 Skoda secures yet another Driver Power podium, proving that it knows how to keep its customers happy. The second-generation Superb was our champion in 2011, before being edged out last year, and it comes second again in 2013 – but it pushed our winner hard, missing out on first place by only 0.73 per cent. Key to the family car’s success is the space it provides, for passengers and luggage. The huge boot and limousine levels of rear legroom were central to its number one ranking in the practicality category. Owners also rated the Superb’s solid build quality and praised the amount of technology on board for the money. A consistent set of results included only a few disappointments. Judging by our findings, the big family car’s handling doesn’t live up to the same high standards, but it finished in the top 10 in eight of our 10 categories. Owners were almost universal in their praise of economy, especially for diesel cars. 3. Jaguar XFOverall rating: 89.90% 2012 ranking: 5 Read more: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-news/driver-power/63990/best-car-2013#ixzz2cQib82yn