Consumer Reports unveiled its list of most reliable new cars. Here's what drivers should know about each brand and their best ...

Toyota regained the top spot in Consumer Reports’ list of the most reliable car brands in 2025. The company has often topped ...

Consumer Reports analyzed owner surveys from around 380,000 vehicles to identify the 10 cars and SUVs most likely to need ...

Lexus, Subaru, and Toyota top the charts, while EVs struggle. Here are this year's full reliability rankings from Consumer ...

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Like their countryman, Shohei Otani, Japanese carmakers pitched a shutout for this year's Consumer Reports top 10 list for ...

Look, if you listen to the Car Pro Show, you know I am not a fan of Consumer Reports when it comes to car info.  However, I ...

Finding a dependable used car for less than $10,000 might feel like searching for a needle in a haystack, but it’s still ...

The average car on American roads is over 12 years old. USA TODAY Cars interviewed a Nissan Technician to learn how the brand tests for reliability.

New vehicles are already considered unaffordable by many Americans. The average new car was $48,039 in February, according to Kelley Blue Book. Now, auto tariffs, which went into effect last week, ...

This year’s analysis drew from data on roughly 380,000 vehicles. The top-performing brands were Toyota, Subaru and Lexus, followed by Honda and BMW.

The organization surveyed owners of more than 380,000 vehicles from model years 2023, 2024, and 2025 (plus a handful of early-release 2026s) to examine 20 potential trouble areas. These range from ...