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The 10 Vehicles Most Likely To Get Stolen In The US
There are lots of "most stolen" lists, and they include many popular cars. But if we measure likelihood of theft a different way, the results change.
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The Most And Least Expensive Cars From These 6 Automakers
From the least-expensive cars you can buy today to seven-figure ultra-exclusive hypercars, there's a widening gap between what's cheap and what's expensive.
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9 Of The Greatest V8 Diesel Engines Ever Built And The Vehicles They Powered
Mighty V8 diesels come from a variety of brands, both foreign and domestic. Several of them spring from the holy war between Ford and Chevy.
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Are Modern Truckers Still Using CB Radios?
One of the biggest use cases is local travel advice and warnings about accidents and other road hazards.
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Here's Every V12 Car You Can Still Buy
V12 engines are expensive and complicated, so they're also rare. But five manufacturers still offer them in new vehicles, across eight different models.
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These 7 Heavy-Duty Vehicles Are Perfect For Your Next Side Hustle
With how high prices are these days, who doesn't need a side hustle? From reefer trucks to retired ambulances, here are seven overqualified rigs for the job.
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Consumer Reports' Top USA-Made Cars Could Unlock Some Major Loan Deductions
Interest on car loans is now deductible, though only through the end of 2028, and only if the car is assembled in the U.S. The result could save you big time.
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These 7 Brand New Motorcycles Still Haven't Made The Switch From Carbs To Fuel Injection
Most modern motorcycles make use of fuel injection for the incredible power the system can provide. But a few still rely on carburetors even today.
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5 Of The Best Folding E-Bikes, According To Consumer Reports
Folding e-bikes are a practical short-distance transport option, whether you chuck one in your trunk or use it to commute, but which one should you go for?
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5 EV Buying Tips I Had To Learn The Hard Way
Modern EVs are more advanced than ever, and there are all sorts of factors to consider before buying one, so get your advice from a seasoned expert.
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What Might Cause A Diesel Engine To Lose Power (And Possible Fixes)
Diesel engines are capable of putting out plenty of power. But if you don't keep up with maintenance, a few issues could make those engines lose that power.
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The Pros And Cons Of Turbocharging Vs. Supercharging
Turbochargers are more efficient than superchargers, but they are laggy and can be a pain to install. Will electric superchargers eliminate the trade-offs?
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The 6 Car Insurance Companies Customers Leave The Most, According To Consumer Reports
Shopping for cheaper auto insurance is on the rise. And some of the best-known insurers are on the list of companies whose customers are most likely to bail.
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A History Of Porsche Spoilers And Their Nicknames
There are many differences between all of these aero elements, despite most of them looking quite similar from afar.
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8 DIY Mechanic's Tools You Can Rent Instead Of Buy
Buying tools for DIY auto repair and maintenance can be extremely pricey. Fortunately, you can rent many tools from local parts stores, including these items.
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Bad News: The Cars Closest To Depreciation-Proof Are Probably Out Of Your Budget
Almost every car ever made depreciates over time, so if you want a car that keeps its value or even gains some value over time, it'll cost you.
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Gross, Net, Peak, Continuous: How Engine Horsepower Turned Into Marketing Soup
All these horsepower terms can be confusing as you're trying to compare cars. And then there's automakers' habit of lying about how much their engines produce.
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These Car Brands Have The Longest Warranties In America
Modern cars are packed with tech that makes repairs expensive. We've identified the longest warranties on the market to protect your investment long-term.
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Beware Of These 8 Used Cars Known For Their Transmission Problems
Not all transmissions are created equal. Here's a look at some of the most notorious examples of systems that have left owners dealing with major repairs.
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Diesel Vs Biodiesel Fuel For Your Truck: The Pros And Cons Explained
As fuel prices skyrocket, you may be considering switching from regular diesel to biodiesel. Before you do so, here are the pros and cons of making the change.
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These Are Consumer Reports' Top Truck And SUV Tire Picks For 2026
Which SUV and truck tires are actually worth the money? We looked at CR's test results to find the best all-season, all-terrain, and winter tires for 2026.
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Consumer Reports May Like These Hybrids, But Won't Recommend Them For Saving Gas
Buying a hybrid might sound like a surefire way of saving money on gas, but Consumer Reports says you might want to think twice before taking delivery.
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10 Wickedly Cool Carroll Shelby Cars That Made The Man A Legend
Carroll Shelby was an iconic figure in American automotive culture whose cars spoke for themselves. Here are 10 of coolest car he helped create.
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A Guide For When (And When Not) To Air Down Your Tires
Taking some air out of your tires is not a bad idea when off-roading. But when should you air them down, when should you not, and how much pressure is safe?
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11 Supercars With Mind-Boggling Torque Specs
Supercars are known for their extreme speed and sleek style, but plenty of them also have incredible torque potential. Here are 11 with excellent numbers.
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Every Tire Brand Owned By Continental
What's older, Continental or the first automobile? The answer is Continental, which now owns a massive portfolio of both premium and budget tire brands.
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These Are The Least Satisfying Cars And SUVs Of 2026, According To Consumer Reports
Choosing a vehicle to purchase in 2026 can seem like a daunting task, so let Consumer Reports steer you in the right direction.
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