If you’re looking for a tried-and-true reliable vehicle, Consumer Reports says, a car - as in the traditional sedan - might be the way to go. “In this year’s survey, we only have seven trucks of more than a dozen surveys that are getting between better than average to average reliability.” “Pickup trucks have been at the lower end of our ratings for six of the last seven years,” Crossen said. This year, Toyota, Lexus and BMW were the top brands with BMW moving up 10 spots from last year.Īnd while pickup trucks account for one of every five new vehicles sold, they fall behind in reliability. “With more than 300,000 vehicles, Consumer Reports can calculate predicted reliability ratings,” said Consumer Reports’ Michael Crossen. The experts ask about everything from the engine, transmission and brakes to electrical systems, noises, leaks, paint and trim. Here’s the good news: Consumer Reports is here to help with its just released exclusive car reliability report.Įvery year Consumer Reports surveys hundreds of thousands of its members asking them simple but important questions: What problems have they had with their vehicles in the past year?ĬONSUMER REPORTS: Guide to Car Reliability & Owner Satisfaction Now with supply chain issues and inflation, it’s even more important to make a good choice. ![]() No one wants to waste money - or time - on an unreliable model. ![]() ![]() Shopping for a new car can be tricky and nerve-wracking in the best of times.
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