Which washing machine has the least amount of repairs?

The washing machines with the least amount of repairs according to Consumer Reports, JD Power, and appliance technician surveys are generally Speed Queen, Maytag, and Whirlpool for top-load, and LG and Miele for front-load, with Speed Queen consistently ranked number 1 for fewest repairs. Speed Queen commercial-grade washers, made in Ripon, Wisconsin, USA, are built with heavy-duty metal parts and minimal electronics, lasting 20 to 25 years with very low repair rates, used in laundromats, though expensive at 1,200 to 1,500 dollars. Among mainstream brands, Maytag and Whirlpool, both made in Ohio by Whirlpool Corporation, have lowest repair rates for top-load washers, with Maytag averaging 10 to 12 year lifespan and fewer service calls than Samsung and LG due to simpler design and readily available parts. LG front-load washers have low repair rates for front-load category due to direct-drive motor with 10-year warranty and fewer belts. Bosch and Miele also have low repair rates but higher cost. Brands with most repairs are Samsung and LG top-load models with more electronic issues and some GE models. To minimize repairs, choose top-load with agitator, avoid overloading, use HE detergent correctly, and maintain hoses. So least repairs are Speed Queen overall, followed by Maytag and Whirlpool for mainstream top-load, and LG for front-load, making these most reliable choices.