Bigger trucks keep getting bigger. The increased size also means increased dangers. That’s the assessment of Consumer Reports. The publication’s analysts detailed that
Pickup trucks continue to dominate sales in the United States. But the volume doesn’t impress Consumer Reports. Among the 17 pickup trucks tested
Pickup trucks may be increasingly popular, but the reliability of the segment just received a jolt by Consumer Reports. The Ford F-150, the
The Weekly Driver Podcast debuted in September 2017. Bruce Aldrich and I had already collaborated on automotive YouTube videos and attending car shows
Mike Quincy is an expert among car experts. For nearly 20 years, he’s purchased, driven and evaluated cars for Consumer Reports. The well-respected
Consumer Reports has long been recognized for its reliability to compile and present objective information. So who’s better than the service-oriented publication to
Genesis, the newcomer luxury brand from Hyundai, has accelerated past Audi and is now top-rated by Consumer Reports in its annual ranking of
Consumer Reports has published car and truck lists for decades. Among its recent compilations is its worst cars for 2017 in 10 popular
Consumer Reports picks lots of best lists. Arguably the most popular list is the publication’s annual best car list. For 2017, like in
Infiniti, Mercedes and Cadillac aren’t the vehicles likely expected on “Least Reliable List.” But that’s exactly the case. The three automakers are on
The Pope gave Fiat the best press it’s ever had recently when he chose it as his preferred transportation during his visit to
Telsa has revolutionized the automotive industry, but the super luxury electric car has just received its first major dubious honor. Consumer Reports has
Consumer Reports has announced what other automotive publications have also determined in other models of the high-end Tesla. The electric vehicle has tested
Buying a used car makes sense for many reasons — the improving reliability of many manufacturers to lower insurance premiums. But finding the
Since the average price of a new car in the United States hovers at around $30,000, it’s safe to assume more consumers are
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