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Tesla Inc’s recently introduced Model Y crossover, which has had body-hardware and paint issues, dragged down the electric automaker’s standing in Consumer Reports magazine’s annual reliability study. Owners of the Model
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General Motors’ Super Cruise once again edged Tesla Inc’s Autopilot in a review of 17 vehicles geared up with active driving assistance systems (ADAS) by Consumer Reports, the auto testing
Consumer Reports is out with its yearly auto issue that includes a list of its top car and SUV pick. To make the cut, these top-performing 2019 models are safe,
Consumer Reports on Thursday yanked a recommendation for Tesla Inc’s Model 3, pointing out reliability issues, and the influential U.S. magazine turned up the pressure on other automakers to include
Tesla Inc’s luxury car Model S sedan lost its “recommended” rating and the automaker slid overall by six spots to almost the bottom in Consumer Reports magazine’s yearly reliability survey.
Hyundai Motor’s Genesis brand topped the yearly ranking of new vehicles by prominent U.S. publication Consumer Reports, while General Motors’s electric Chevrolet Bolt was named leading pick for compact green
Consumer Reports stated on Friday that Tesla Inc had misunderstood the “average” reliability score the magazine designated to the electric automaker’s Model 3 sedan last week, calling it generally “positive”
Tesla has lost its top safety ranking from Consumer Reports, which stated the automaker failed to set up an emergency braking function that it guaranteed to owners as standard equipment.
Two car designs from Detroit’s big 3, both Chevrolets, have made their way onto Customer Reports‘ list of most recommended brand-new vehicles for this year. The Chevrolet Cruze ends up
Tesla owners loves their cars most according to newest Consumer Reports Owner Satisfaction Survey. 91 percent of those that took part in to Consumer Reports told “definitely yes” when asked
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