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I doubt even 1% of car owners have even heard of that site, let alone reported anything on it. So, probably not worth much...
I think if reliability is more important to you than the ownership experience, you need to consult the more mainstream quality watchdogs and pick the brand that you feel had the highest quality in the era that interests you. How a brand does today is less important than how it was doing when the car you're looking at was actually built.
Then, get a thorough PPI from a shop that knows what they are doing and roll the dice.
Buy a warranty, if it makes you feel better.
JR
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