Consumer Reports' has revealed their list of the 10 Least Reliable Cars for this year. Make sure you check out this list as it may impact your decision when purchasing a new car.
When it comes to cars, not all are created equal. Recently we shared Consumer Reports' 10 Most Reliable Cars and now, we are examining the opposite - the least reliable. Often the appeal in purchasing a new car is to be rid of the service expenses that happen with an older vehicle - unfortunately, it appears that some car models will have you going in for service sooner and more often than you would anticipate.
Consumer Reports' Annual Auto Survey
Each year Consumer Reports’ does their Annual Auto Survey where they assess consumer feedback, evaluate trends and source concrete facts. We've shared their list of the 10 least reliable cars to help you decide what car you will purchase next.
The 10 Least Reliable Cars
#1 | Chevrolet Camaro | Price as tested $47,020
Trouble spots: Transmission (minor), in-car electronics, drive system
#2 | Mercedes-Benz GLC | Price as tested $49,105
Trouble spots: Transmission (minor), in-car electronics, drive system
#3 | Jaguar F-Pace | Price as tested $53,895
Trouble spots: Drive system, in-car electronics, noises and leaks
#4 | GMC Acadia | Price as tested $51,585
Trouble spots: In-car electronics, power equipment, drive system
#5 | Fiat 500 | Price as tested $18,600-$26,050
Trouble spots: Brakes, power equipment, in-car electronics
#6 | Ford Focus | Price as tested $20,485-$40,990
Trouble spots: Transmission, drive system
#7 | Ford Fiesta | Price as tested $17,795-$24,985
Trouble spots: Transmission, climate system
#8 | Volvo XC90 | Price as tested $56,805
Trouble spots: In-car electronics, power equipment, electrical system
#9 | Cadillac Escalade | Price as tested $87,360
Trouble spots: Power equipment, transmission (major), climate system
#10 | Tesla Model X | Price as tested $110,700
Trouble spots: Body hardware, paint and trim, climate system
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