The Lexus, Toyota, and Audi are the
most reliable carmakers, according to Consumer Reports' just-released
annual auto survey. Based on information from its subscribers covering
more than 740,000 vehicles, Consumer Reports compiled predicted
reliability ratings for 170 models. It found that the biggest problems
with many cars are with the new automatic transmission technologies and
the in-car electronics.
On the list for 2016, the least reliable is the Fiat 500L, followed by the Ford Fiesta, Cadillac Escalade, Jeep Cherokee, and Chevrolet Corvette.
The most reliable vehicle of all is the Audi Q3. And top of the pack among small SUVs are the Kia Sportage, the Toyota RAV4, and the Subaru XV Crosstrek.
Consumer Reports also ranked 28 car brands for reliability. This year, Lexus is the most reliable brand, followed by Toyota, Audi, Mazda, and Subaru. Kia is now in the sixth spot. Buick, at number seven, is the only American brand to make it onto the top-ten list. Honda has fallen to eighth place. Consumer Reports says that's mainly because of problems with its infotainment system and glitches with the transmissions in new and freshened models.
Based on its latest reliability ratings, Consumer Reports is no longer recommending the Tesla Model S. It earned top scores for performance, but its reliability has come in below average. And Consumer Reports doesn't recommend any car with below-average reliability.
On the list for 2016, the least reliable is the Fiat 500L, followed by the Ford Fiesta, Cadillac Escalade, Jeep Cherokee, and Chevrolet Corvette.
The most reliable vehicle of all is the Audi Q3. And top of the pack among small SUVs are the Kia Sportage, the Toyota RAV4, and the Subaru XV Crosstrek.
Consumer Reports also ranked 28 car brands for reliability. This year, Lexus is the most reliable brand, followed by Toyota, Audi, Mazda, and Subaru. Kia is now in the sixth spot. Buick, at number seven, is the only American brand to make it onto the top-ten list. Honda has fallen to eighth place. Consumer Reports says that's mainly because of problems with its infotainment system and glitches with the transmissions in new and freshened models.
Based on its latest reliability ratings, Consumer Reports is no longer recommending the Tesla Model S. It earned top scores for performance, but its reliability has come in below average. And Consumer Reports doesn't recommend any car with below-average reliability.
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