Consumer Reports Cars October 2010 Newsletter

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October 2010  Which cars are most reliable? This month's newsletter answers that question and reveals the results of our just released annual reliability survey. See which 2011 models are most reliable, how the makes compare, and which models have improved in reliability and which have dropped off our list. In addition, Consumer Reports has reinstated our recommendations for the previously recalled Toyota vehicles. Most reliable new cars Our latest survey of 1.3 million vehicles shows GM has made big strides, but Honda and Toyota still dominate. Guide to reliability See our full survey results based on 10 years of vehicle reliability, where trouble spots occur, and how our ratings work. Best new cars under $25,000 Want to buy a new car without the premium price tag? See our list of recommended new vehicles for under $25,000. Owner satisfaction Do you love your car? Our annual survey reveals which cars owners say they will buy again. Learn about the latest models See our coverage of the latest vehicles set to appear on the auto show circuit and in showrooms in the coming months, featuring the BMW X3, Buick Verano, Chrysler 200, Dodge Charger, Land Rover Evoque, and much more. Toyota recommendations reinstated Consumer Reports reinstates the recommendations for eight Toyota models that the automaker recalled in January. Recalls Check out the latest recalls announced by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and find out what to do if your vehicle or equipment is affected. Recent recalls include the Evenflo Maestro car seat and vehicles from BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, and Volvo.

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