As expected, Japanese automakers again dominated the rankings. That made U.S. News’ used-car results more surprising. The ...

Toyota has regained its position as America's top car brand for reliability, but a 42-point chasm between leaders and ...

We all love a little Consumer Reports scoop, don’t we? Last year, Subaru surpassed Toyota and Lexus to become the most ...

Experts say choosing a reliable vehicle can save you thousands of dollars and prevent major repair headaches down the road.

If you’re shopping for a used car, you know just how instrumental the smallest details are. Price, brand, mileage, condition… ...

These 2010–2019 models offer long-term dependability, low maintenance, and worry-free daily driving backed by J.D. Power ...

Car prices have gone a little off the rails. You want something new that won’t leave you stranded or broke, but $40,000+ for ...

Consumer Reports shares insights about the most reliable electric vehicles (EVs), PHEVs, and hybrids, and how reliability ...

Buying a new car isn't cheap these days as prices and interest rates are both high, so making the right choice matters.

Hybrids that don't need to plug in can help ease the strain on combustion engines, leading to greater reliability despite the ...

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, ...