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The Least Reliable Car Brands of 2020, According to Consumer Reports
There’s no mincing words here: these are the least-reliable car brands in America, at least according to Consumer Reports.
The Most Reliable Car Brands of 2020, According to Consumer Reports
Which automaker will give you the least issues overall on the new car market? Consumer Reports has the answer, with its list of the most reliable car brands of 2020.
Best Used Cars for Teens, According to Consumer Reports and IIHS
Surprise surprise: import cars and crossovers dominate the list of affordable and safe rides for new drivers.
Consumer Reports: Tahoe, Yukon and GLS Among the Most Reliable 3-Row SUVs
Looking for a reliable full-size used SUV? According to Consumer Reports, the Chevrolet Tahoe and Buick Enclave could be the answer?
The Least Reliable Cars of 2020
It’s the list nobody wants to find their car on. Just as there has to be the most reliable cars of 2020, Consumer Reports has also compiled a list of the 10 least reliable cars on dealer lots.
The Most Reliable Cars of 2020
Consumer Reports has revealed its list of the most reliable cars of 2020. The yearly ranking contains a few surprises, especially the meme-worthy winner.
Top 10 Most Unreliable Cars – The Short List
If vehicle dependability matters, you should probably avoid the following 10 models.
Top 10 Most Reliable Automakers: Consumer Reports 2018
Japanese automakers find their way at the top yet again.
Japanese Brands Shine, American Automakers Tumble in Consumer Reports’ Latest Reliability Survey
Automakers who are resistant to new tech seem to have fewer problems, ie Toyota and Lexus.
Tesla Model 3 Improves Braking Performance, Earns CR Recommendation
Over the air, nonetheless.
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