These are the car makers least likely to give you problems down the road.
Consumer Reports can help you steer clear of a vehicle with hidden problems so that you don't end up buying a lemon car.
Consumer Reports advice on preparing your car for winter driving.
Consumer Reports tells you what the check engine light means and what you should do when you see it. Learn how to determine whether your car has a loose gas cap—or a serious engine problem.
These days, people are looking for any way to stretch a dollar. One way can be by holding onto your car longer. Today the average vehicle has been on the road nearly 11 years, according to Polk Research. Consumer Reports can help you go the distance and save you big bucks.
Consumer Reports advice on buying a new car in retirement.
Electric vehicles are growing in popularity, so we made a list of the most reliable EVs on the market, and to see how how EVs stack up against ICE vehicles.
Should you buy an extended warranty for your car? Consumer Reports consults experts and provides advice.
Technology is allowing more and more vehicles to communicate with each other on the roadways. Consumer Reports’ expert explains what V2X ...
Ever feel like you just don’t have enough cargo space in your car? Consumer Reports’ expert offers tips for maximizing space—while keepin...
Used cars often make more sense than buying new but picking one can be tricky. Consumer Reports shows what to look for when before you d...
When your vehicle needs repairs, you don't need a crash course in auto mechanics, but you should know how to find a reliable shop and mechanic. Better Business Bureau of Central New England recommends following a few key pointers to ensure that your automobile gets fixed without a glitch.
That shiny used car you are eyeing might not be such a good deal after all. Here’s what to look for before you buy.
Active driver assist systems (ADAS) have made progress toward self-driving cars, but Consumer Reports has concerns about how much automation today's car have.
Consumer Reports Guide to Car Safety features can help you decide which you need when you buy your next car.
Consumer Reports owner satisfaction survey reveals what qualities in a car matters most, including value, comfort, driving, styling, storage, and infotainment/in-car electronics.
Some cars have a reputation for absolutely draining the bank account of their owners, but ask people who love them and they’ll tell you “It’s just a bad reputation! If you change the engine and transmission out at the suggested intervals, they’re not really that unreliable!” Stereotypes abound: Fiats fall apart at the dealership. Land Rovers will bankrupt you. Modern diesels are all garbage. Unreliability even…
Used cars are always cheaper than new ones, as long as you don't get stuck with a lemon.
“Car companies are required to notify owners by mail, but sometimes they don’t reach the second or third owner. So check the NHTSA for open recalls on your car,” says Consumer Reports Auto Ed…
If you're trying to keep your car running longer, proper maintenance is key. Consumer Reports breaks down when you should go to the dealer, an independent mechanic or roll up your sleeves.
As a family, you demand more from your ride than ever! If you're shopping for a new car, make a pit stop at our car buying tips before going to the dealership.