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Jeremy Korzeniewski primarily covers automotive topics with a focus on press releases, data citations, reviews, and event coverage. He would likely respond well to pitches that involve new car technologies, automotive events such as car shows or races, and insightful reviews of vehicles.
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According to Consumer Reports, Rivian makes the least reliable vehicles in America.Looking over the electric automaker’s low score of 14 (out of a maximum of 100) on Consumer Reports’ predicted reliability rankings, it’s not even a close race.The next-least-reliable brand is Cadillac with a score of 27.Here are the bottom five automakers by predicted reliability as ranked by Consumer Reports:
by Jeremy Korzeniewski Published: December 11th, 2024 The average cost of a new vehicle in America is hovering around $48,000 these
By: Jeremy Korzeniewski
Subaru makes the best cars sold in America, at least according to Consumer Reports.
By: Jeremy Korzeniewski
Jeep owners, we have some bad news.According to Consumer Reports, the storied manufacturer of off-road vehicles makes the worst cars in America.Not only is Jeep in last place, but Consumer Reports says it can’t recommend a single model that the automaker builds.It’s joined by six other automakers on that dubious list: Lincoln, Alfa Romeo, Dodge, GMC, Land Rover and Rivian.
Just 51% of Jeep owners who responded to Consumer Reports’ latest satisfaction survey said that they’d buy the same vehicle again.That’s the lowest number in the survey, earning Jeep the dubious title of the Least Loved Brand ranked by the publication.Other automakers that performed poorly in Consumer Reports’ survey were Mercedes-Benz (53%), Volkswagen (54%), Nissan (54%), Chrysler (55%), Ram (56%), Buick (59%) and Audi (60%).All seven of these brands got scores of two (out of five points) in the Satisfaction Score rankings.
With a satisfaction score of five (out of five points) and 86% of owners saying that they’d buy one again, Rivian came out on top as the Most Loved Brand in Consumer Reports’ latest Owner Satisfaction survey.BMW came in second place, followed by Tesla and Porsche, each with a four-out-of-five score.After that comes a block of 15 automakers that score three points each.Consumer Reports further breaks down the rankings into five ownership categories: Comfort, Driving, Cabin Storage, Usability and Ownership Cost.
The fastest car Lotus ever produced at the time also shares an uncommon attribute with the Ferrari Mondial.
Taking the top four slots in the 2024 Made in America Auto Index published by American University's Kogod School of Business, Tesla earns top billing as the American automaker that uses the most domestically sourced content.The Kogod School of Business put together its list using data that is published by the National Highway and Transportation Administration and legislated by the the American Automotive Labeling Act of 1994.Seven criteria are used to determine the final rankings.
The least reliable used cars in America wear the Chrysler badge, according to the results of a survey conducted by Consumer Reports.Three other brands under the same Stellantis umbrella are also at the bottom of the rankings, with Jeep scoring one point worse than Dodge and Ram scoring a little bit better at ninth on the list.Mini and Hyundai round out the rest of the bottom five.
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