EVs Stand Out in New Top 10 List
Consumer Reports puts seven on its standout ranking, and says they’re gaining U.S. popularity.
Consumer Reports puts seven on its standout ranking, and says they’re gaining U.S. popularity.
Consumer Reports highway testing shows many fall well short of EPA estimates.
Annual Consumer Reports survey shows they present far more problems for consumers.
BMW overtook Subaru to take the top spot in Consumer Reports’ annual ranking of top automotive brands for performance, safety and reliability.
Toyota models, hybrids and EVs dominate ranking.
Consumer Reports survey finds Japanese, Korean vehicle brands among most reliable.
The new rating system requires safeguards that help drivers stay focused and not treat systems, such as Tesla's Autopilot and Volvo's Pilot Assist, as self-driving cars.
IHS Markit finds the average age of a car on U.S. roads rose to 12.1 years in 2021, up from 11.9 years in 2020. In comparison, the average age was 9.6 years in 2002.
In the same month Consumer Reports advised consumers to skip vehicle service contracts, J.D. Power reported that vehicle dependability declined for the first time in 15 years.
Consumer Reports’ automaker report cards for 2012 revealed that Subaru has earned the top score for the first time.
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