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Street Tires Vs. Racing Tires: What's The Difference?
The tires you find on the street and the tires used in racing are actually very different. Here are some of the traits and qualities that separate them.
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You Can Buy A Ferrari-Engined Maserati For The Price Of A Camry (But You Might Regret It)
Certain Maserati models have engines sourced from Ferrari. One in particular can be found at a welcoming price, but there are some caveats to that low cost.
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The Pros And Cons Of The Mazda Miata RF's Folding Metal Roof
Mazda's Miata convertible has a version known as the RF with a folding metal roof. There are a few pros and cons to it compared to the base model's soft top.
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Is It Safe To Use Seat Covers On Heated Seats?
Heated seats are incredibly useful, but getting them wet can be a major problem. Some might wonder if seat covers are a safe way to protect them.
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These Are 5 Of The Most Affordable New AWD Cars For Snow Season
As the snow season arrives, affordable AWD cars are becoming more valuable than ever. Here are five inexpensive new models you might want to check out.
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These Brands Have The Highest Maintenance Costs After 5 Years According To Consumer Reports
Nearly two-thirds of Americans hold onto their cars for only about five years, so we checked CR to see how maintenance costs compare across brands.
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I Need A Quirky California Commuter Car! What Should I Buy?
Michael moved to Santa Cruz, but still has to hike out to San Francisco a few days a week. He wants something fuel-efficient and funky. What car should he buy?
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At $7,500, Is This 1994 Toyota Camry Wagon A Legendary Deal?
Seven seats, four wipers, but it's the price that could be the most controversial number.
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5 Of The Most Overlooked Cars From The 2010s
These cars weren't hugely popular, but they have enough creature comforts, which makes them great for daily driving. And they're wonderfully affordable.
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Georgia Is Still Charging For Expired EV Carpool Lane Access
This program ended at the end of September, yet the state is still charging the same price for special EV plates despite not providing the previous benefit.
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At $14,000, Is This 1986 Ford Mustang GT A Sly Deal?
A very-nearly-unmodified Fox Body is a rarity, these days, but does that make this 1986 Mustang convertible worth the price?
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Here's How Much A 2020 Honda Civic Type R Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Honda Civic Type R is a very attractive hot hatchback, but a brand-new one is expensive. How well have 2020 models kept their price after five years?
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Costco Vs. Sam's Club Tires: Which Retailer Has The Best Deals
Costco and Sam's Club both offer memberships that allow buyers to shop for a variety of items, including tires. But which retailer has the best deals?
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Do Car Buyers Still Pay Destination Charges If They Live Near The Factory?
Automakers say destination charges cover the cost of getting cars to customers. So if you live next to the factory, does your destination fee drop to zero?
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At $8,500, Might You Have Designs On This Designer Edition 2002 Buick Regal GS?
Someone really, really babied this Buick.
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These Are The Most Reliable Crossovers, According To Consumer Reports
Crossovers are versatile, efficient, and popular, and Consumer Reports' 2025 reliability survey named these models the most reliable crossovers out there.
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Is The Nissan Altima Reliable? This Is What Consumer Reports Says
With the possible discontinuation of the Nissan Altima, some might wonder if older models are reliable. Consumer Reports has the answers they seek.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Toyota Camry Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Toyota's Camry sedans are known for being comfortable, safe, and reliable. But how much of that praise reflects in a 2020 model's depreciation after five years?
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Is The Ford Maverick Reliable? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
The Ford Maverick is a relatively new pickup truck. Some might wonder how reliable it manages to be, and luckily for them, Consumer Reports has the answer.
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Jumper Cables Or Portable Jump Starter: Which One Should You Have In Your Trunk?
Jumper cables are useful to jump start your car battery, but they require the help of another vehicle. Are portable jump starters a viable alternative?
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Are Recaro Seats Worth The Upgrade?
Recaro seats have been used by professional racers and rally drivers. Some might wonder if it's worth it to upgrade their personal ride with those seats.
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Prep Your Vehicle For Safe Holiday Travel With Continental's Limited-Time Deals On Tires
When you buy a set of four Continental tires between now and December 7, you can get a rebate of $110-$200. This deal covers a wide range of quality tires.
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The Nissan Z Is Going Build-To-Order So You Can Actually Find The Spec You Want
The idea, it seems, is to limit the amount of time that Zs need to languish on dealer lots before sale.
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How Reliable Are Genesis Vehicles? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
While Genesis offers a cheap way for people to check out high-end vehicles, Consumer Reports shares details on how reliable the brand really is.
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These Rewards Programs Could Actually Save You Money On Gas
From loyalty and rewards programs to fuel-price apps, there are plenty of ways to save money on gas. Use them, and you'll never have to pay full price again.
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These Are Some Of The Best Large SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
Large SUVs can offer plenty of cargo space and high-end features. According to Consumer Reports, there are five in particular that stand above the rest.
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3 Of The Most Reliable German Car Brands, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports ranks the reliability of numerous car brands. Of these brands, three in particular are considered to be the most reliable German automakers.
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