6 Popular SUVs To Steer Clear Of, According To Consumer Reports
In a market brimming with models, trims, and options, not all SUVs are created equal. Make sure you know which to avoid if you're interested in buying one.
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Toyota's 2026 C-HR Is An All-Electric Do-Over That Delivers
After Toyota's first C-HR flopped, expectations weren't high for this all-electric reboot. The skeptics may be surprised.
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Where Is The Block Heater On A 7.3 Power Stroke Diesel?
Are you changing out of the block heater on a 7.3 Power Stroke diesel engine? Here's where it's located and what to keep in mind when completing the task.
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Are Yokohama Tires Better Than Goodyear? What Consumer Reports Data Says
Both Yokohama and Goodyear are well-known tire brands, but testing by Consumer Reports uncovers performance gaps worth considering before you buy.
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Forget Lithium EV Batteries – This New Tech Could Make Them Obsolete
Lithium batteries power the majority of our EVs today but a once-discarded tech may be making a resurgence for one key advantage. Here's what you need to know.
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Michelin Tires' 80,000-Mile Warranty: What Is And Isn't Covered?
Michelin's tire warranty, although generous, only applies to certain tire models and can be reduced or voided under certain circumstances.
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Five Old-School Car Features That Are Considered Highly Valuable Today
New automobiles are fantastic pieces of machinery, but there are some features from the old days that we wish would make a comeback. Here are five of them.
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12 High-Mileage Tires With The Best Treadwear Ratings
Getting the most of out your tires is crucial from a safety and performance perspective. These picks from top brands have the best treadwear ratings.
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Five Modern Pickup Trucks That Are Longer Than An M4 Sherman
Tanks come in all shapes and sizes, and trucks dimensions seem to grow year after year to meet demand for comfort greater hauling capacity.
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Are Turbo Engines Better Than Naturally Aspirated Ones?
Should you go with a naturally aspirated engine or a turbocharged one? Both have pros and cons, but we think one engine type has a clear upper hand.
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Building A Kit Car To Save Money? It May Cost You More Than You Think
Building a kit car can be a fun and rewarding project, but how much will it cost to put one together and what do you need to finish the job properly?
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Every Honda Model Announced For 2026, And What They Cost
Few automakers covers as many niches as Honda. The multi-faceted manufacturer strides into 2026 with nameplates and trims for every taste and budget.
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What Are Those Tall Concrete Walls Along The Highway Actually For?
Tall concrete walls running along American highways are probably a familiar sight to most, but have you stopped to ask what they actually do?
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New Yorkers Are Ditching Uber & Lyft For Cheap, Illegal Rideshare Apps
The cost of high fees from apps like Uber and Lyft has caused riders and drivers in New York to switch to illegal rideshare apps. Here's what you need to know.
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12 Used SUVs Under $8,000 Consumer Reports Recommends
Finding a reliable used SUV for less than $8,000 is often a necessity for those with a tight budget, thanks to rising prices on new vehicles.
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Sorry GM Drivers, Your Warranty Doesn't Cover This
Manufacturer warranties will cover most issues that a car might face, but there's one particular problem that many, including GM, won't cover.
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5 Classic Cars From The '60s That Nobody Talks About Today
The automotive titans of the 1960s loom large in virtually every conversation about the decade, but there was a whole lot more to those years than muscle cars.
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Toyota's 2026 bZ Woodland Is All The Electric Off-Roader Most People Need
Toyota's newest EV wants to go off-road, but its biggest problem wears a Subaru badge.
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5 Hemi Engines That Didn't Come From America
The Chrysler HEMI is as American as engines get, but the U.S. doesn't have a monopoly on the hemi. Automakers from other nations have built hemis too.
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Should You Clean New Brake Rotors Before Installing Them?
If you're replacing your car's brake rotors yourself, using new ones from the auto parts store is ideal for safety — as long as you clean them first.
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One Simple Mistake Can Turn A Standard Oil Change Into A $20K Headache
When a woman went to get a simple oil change, she left with a very big and expensive problem. Here's what happened and how it got resolved in the end.
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This Woman's Auto Loan Story Is A Warning For Every Car Buyer
Car shopping can be an exciting but daunting experience, and one woman's auto loan story should be a reminder to verify all of the terms before signing.
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This Is The Easiest Portable Tire Inflator To Use, According To Car And Driver
There are a lot of tire inflators available on the market, but Car and Driver praises one particular tire inflator as being particularly easy to use.
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The Best Michelin Tires For SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
Michelin maintains high quality standards for its SUV tires, as evidenced by the high ratings awarded to the company's products by Consumer Reports.
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This Underused Feature Can Get Your Car Warmer Faster In The Winter
If you live in a colder climate, there is a feature built into almost every car that can help you do that more quickly. Here's what you need to know.
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Don't Fall For A Scam: Always Look Closely For This When Buying A New Car
Buying a new car can be a harrowing experience, especially if you're not familiar with the process. Success requires paying close attention to the details.
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5 Used Honda Motorcycles You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Honda is a go-to name in the world of Japanese Motorcycles, but as far as used models are concerned these are five to steer clear of at any and all cost.
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