In contrast, Toyota and Lexus cruised to the top of the Consumer Reports rankings for used cars from 2014-2019
According to Consumer Reports, these used cars, SUVs, and trucks performed well in road tests and still offer top reliability and value today
The Model Y was Tesla’s only model to be featured on the list
Toyota and Lexus dominated the list of the most reliable used vehicles from 2021
GM needs the kind of affluent clientele that Costco offers as it tries to push EV sales
Land Rover is the most expensive brand when it comes to maintenance and repair costs, followed by premium German automakers
Overall, drivers prefer independent shops to dealer service centers for trustworthiness and price
The publication described the Ocean it owns as poorly tuned and undercooked
Toyota took four wins in the study, which rates cars based on road tests, predicted reliability, safety and customer satisfaction
Mini surprisingly finished in second place, followed by BMW and Porsche
Toyota and Lexus dominated the list of Consumer Reports’ most reliable cars and brands of 2023, but Mini made a surprise appearance in third spot
Stellantis products make up 40 percent of the naughty list, but Rivian’s electric R1T doesn’t fare well either
Nikola suffered another blow after two more of its trucks caught fire last week, sending its stock spiraling even farther down
Consumer Reports just dropped a list of the best cars for taller folks in each segment except the one most of us care about
Strong road test and reliability scores were matched by reports of owner satisfaction
Ford will be pleased that its BlueCruise was rated as the best system on the road today
The Chevy Corvette and Porsche 911 were the most satisfying, while the Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport was the least satisfying
Owners reported issues with infotainment screens, batteries, charging, and more
