Originally Posted by
Polaris OBark
A big part of their car evaluations includes insurance industry and government crash tests, their own crash tests, and reliability and repair records (which includes their own customer feedback).
Nothing like that exists for folding bikes.
And the only common point between all folding bikes is that in a way or another they fold.
But there are huge differences between folding bikes, comparing for instance a Change Bike and a Strida (or a Kwiggle or a Carryme) looking for the best value for money is meaningless, for car it would be similar to compare a Dodge RAM Charger and a Ford Ka ending up that because the ford Ka is much cheaper its a better value for money.