Tesla, Mercedes, and Jeep cars give owners the most problems, Consumer Reports says. These are the most and least reliable brands.
Toyota
- Consumer Report issued its annual ranking of the most and least reliable car brands.
- Toyota topped the list, while Mercedes-Benz came in last for the first time ever.
- Consumer Reports gathered data on more than 300,000 vehicles.
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Lincoln
BMW
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Tesla
Consumer Reports excluded a handful of brands including Porsche, Rivian, and Jaguar either due to insufficient information or a lack of models sold in the US.
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Predicted reliability score: 26
Jeep
Predicted reliability score: 30
Volkswagen
Predicted reliability score: 31
GMC
Predicted reliability score: 36
Chevrolet
Predicted reliability score: 40
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Tesla
Predicted reliability score: 40
Ford
Predicted reliability score: 41
Cadillac
Predicted reliability score: 42
FCA
Predicted reliability score: 42
Nissan
Predicted reliability score: 44
Volvo
Predicted reliability score: 45
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Hyundai
Predicted reliability score: 46
Genesis
Predicted reliability score: 52
Buick
Predicted reliability score: 54
Lincoln
Predicted reliability score: 54
Kia
Predicted reliability score: 54
Alanis King
Predicted reliability score: 57
Subaru
Predicted reliability score: 59
Audi
Predicted reliability score: 60
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Predicted reliability score: 62
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Predicted reliability score: 65
BMW
Predicted reliability score: 65
Alanis King
Predicted reliability score: 72
Alanis King
Predicted reliability score: 72