19 models across 1 brand and 310 model years. Every figure traces to a U.S. government filing — EPA fuel-economy certification, NHTSA crash tests, recall campaigns and owner complaints. Where no official value exists the field stays empty and says so.
The full index. No accordions, no pagination — every model year we have verified is a link on this page.
76 generic OBD-II codes with plain-language definitions and the systems they point at. Manufacturer-specific codes are deliberately excluded — their definitions differ by brand and we cannot verify them.
| Field | Official source | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Engines, transmissions, mpg, CO₂ | U.S. DOE / EPA fuel economy certification | 1,150 |
| Crash ratings, ADAS, test media | NHTSA New Car Assessment Program | 384 |
| Recall campaigns | NHTSA recall database | 1,502 |
| Owner complaints | NHTSA complaint filings (verbatim excerpts) | 89,137 |
| Diagnostic codes | SAE J2012 / ISO 15031-6 generic codes only | 76 |
Retrieved 2026-10-27. We do not host or mirror manufacturer manual files, and we do not reproduce copyrighted service text.
A wrong torque value destroys an engine. A wrong fluid capacity destroys a transmission. So the rule is simple: if we cannot point at the official document, the field stays empty and labels itself as missing. That is why some tables look sparse — they are sparse on purpose, not by accident.