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Explore the most reliable cars for 2026. Affordability, fuel-efficiency, safety and performance all play key roles in why ...

Reliability in the automotive world isn't just about a car that starts every morning; it’s about the kind of over-engineering ...

Why the 2017 Audi A5 coupe with its 86/100 reliability score and analog luxury might be the perfect sports car for 2026.

If your budget is tight, finding a car at the right price won’t be your only concern. You also want a reliable vehicle that’s unlikely to let you down or require expensive repairs. We’ve done the ...

Car prices have gone a little off the rails. You want something new that won’t leave you stranded or broke, but $40,000+ for a basic crossover just isn’t happening. Meanwhile, your current car is ...

J.D. Power's vehicle dependability study identified the brands with the most problems per 100 vehicles. One brand had more issues than all the others.

In the 1970s and 80s, Volvo built its reputation on something unfashionable: simplicity. Cars like the 240 were overbuilt, mechanically straightforward, and designed to be fixed rather than replaced.

Once again, Consumer Reports’ annual reliability survey has found that hybrid vehicles have fewer problems than gas-only cars. Electric cars and plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs), meanwhile, tend to ...

In many ways, electric cars are less complicated than combustion-powered vehicles, so that should make them more reliable, ...

J.D. Power conducted a new study to find the most and least reliable car brands in 2026. This story covers the brands you can rely on.