Which car brands make the most reliable cars? I'll examine a new report from Consumer Reports and fill you in on the ten best automakers and why Toyota and Lexus are miles ahead of the rest.
An important change to Consumer Reports car reviews reveals the top 10 best used car recommendations of 2024 that will save you thousands when shopping for a safe and reliable sedan, SUV, or truck model.
The best car batteries recently rated by Consumer Reports and what you need to know before and after buying a new car battery to ensure that it lasts its longest.
Consumer Reports analysts have recently updated and released their latest list of used cars, SUVs, and pickup truck models ranging in price from under $10,000 up to $40,000―all of which they tested personally.
Here’s the latest from Consumer Reports on the most reliable used trucks you should consider from the past three years that are exceptional when it comes to reliability and repairs.
Consumer Reports analysts have recently updated and released their latest list of used cars, SUVs, and even two pickup truck models ranging from $15,000 to $20,000 that they would recommend for their friends and family members.
Here are the worst cars that lose the most value in the first year of ownership. Plus, the best cars to buy that have the least depreciation in the first year of ownership.
Going to Toyota Tundra from a Tacoma was his best decision in cars, says one new Toyota Tundra owner. Others say the Tundra's power is unmatched despite losing a bit of the cool factor.
The owner of this new Toyota Tacoma said he would "absolutely not regret" tinting the windows of his Tacoma truck, but I was surprised to see how many Tacoma owners replied that they do indeed regret tinting the windows of their trucks.
Buying a hybrid truck is an exciting proposition. But is it a good idea? This expert explains 5 reasons each, on why the Tacoma Hybrid is and is not the best truck to buy.
Ten 2024 models that will not reach anywhere near the 200,000 miles or more car owners expect from their cars today. Plus, the 10 most reliable 2024 models.
Consumer Reports analysts have recently released their latest list of used car, SUV, and truck picks ranging from $15,000 to $20,000 that they would recommend for their friends and family members.
Here’s a summary of the latest update Consumer Reports analysts have recently made with their best used vehicles under $5,000 that they say have strong reliability and performed well in CR's tests.
A mechanic and ex-dealership technician shares the truth about how dealerships service department operate, how to spot a shady one, and what you should and should not do at a service department.
Here’s the latest from Consumer Reports on four models of used pickup trucks you should consider from 2021 that proved to be exceptional when it came to reliability and repairs.
If your Tacoma is getting on in years, here’s advice from a Toyota mechanic you need to be aware of before ordering a replacement part you might not have considered ever needing.
Today I saw a video by Scotty Kilmer, titled "Toyota's New $20,000 Truck Just Killed Ford's Future in America." This made me wonder about Toyota's challenge and the quest for an affordable compact truck, like the Toyota Tacoma.
