Highlights From Consumer Reports' Latest Car Reliability Survey
Important findings on hybrids and EVs, and will guide you to the most reliable sedans, SUVs, and trucks
Buying and maintaining a car is the second biggest expense for American households, eclipsed only by the cost of housing. Today’s stubbornly high auto prices and interest rates mean that it’s a more high-stakes financial decision than ever.
“Buying a reliable car is a good way to avoid the inconvenience of repairs while the car is under warranty and a smart way to save money on the cost of vehicle ownership over time,” says Jake Fisher, senior director of auto testing at Consumer Reports. “That’s why consumers consistently tell us that reliability is one of the most important factors when buying a car.”
