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Consumer Reports pulled its recommendation for three of Toyota’s cars, including the popular Camry sedan, due to poor crash test results. Although Lexus, Toyota and Acura were ranked as the U.S. auto industry’s most reliable brands in Consumer Reports’ annual new-car reliability survey, the magazine withdrew its recommendation for the Camry, Prius v and RAV4 because they received poor ratings in the latest IIHS crash tests. Read more »
- Consumer Reports Doesn't Recommend New Toyota Prius C Hybrid
Toyota’s least-expensive hybrid model, the $18,950 (excluding a $760 delivery and processing fee) 2013 Prius C, is the latest car to be tested by Consumer Reports magazine. Unfortunately for Toyota, the product-testing magazine asserted that...
- Nhtsa Investigating 830,000 Toyota Camrys And Rav4s Over Door Fires
Federal safety regulators have opened a preliminary investigation into a possible fire risk in approximately 830,000 Toyota Camry sedans, Camry Solara coupes and cabriolets and RAV4 SUVs from the 2007 model year. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety...
- New Toyota Camry Excels In Consumer Reports’ Tests, Vw Passat Not So Much
Consumer Reports has just announced its latest test results. This time, the nonprofit organization put two brand-new, family sedans under its microscope – and while the one came up trumps, the other was a mixed bag. Starting with the new 2012...
- Consumer Reports Reports
Consumer Reports, not a bastion of automotive enthusiasm but a respected resource nonetheless, has named its ten best cars. Â The Hyundai Elantra takes the crown of best small sedan. Â Consumer Reports refuses to give a crown to any vehicle lacking...
- Prius = Satisfaction
Consumer Reports surveys have shown the Toyota Prius to be the most satisfying car, as told by 92% of Prius owners who would definitely consider buying another. General Motors forgotten minivan trio did very poorly, with just a third of respondents suggesting...
Cars
Toyota Camry, Prius V and RAV4 Lose Consumer Reports Recommendation
Consumer Reports pulled its recommendation for three of Toyota’s cars, including the popular Camry sedan, due to poor crash test results. Although Lexus, Toyota and Acura were ranked as the U.S. auto industry’s most reliable brands in Consumer Reports’ annual new-car reliability survey, the magazine withdrew its recommendation for the Camry, Prius v and RAV4 because they received poor ratings in the latest IIHS crash tests. Read more »
- Consumer Reports Doesn't Recommend New Toyota Prius C Hybrid
Toyota’s least-expensive hybrid model, the $18,950 (excluding a $760 delivery and processing fee) 2013 Prius C, is the latest car to be tested by Consumer Reports magazine. Unfortunately for Toyota, the product-testing magazine asserted that...
- Nhtsa Investigating 830,000 Toyota Camrys And Rav4s Over Door Fires
Federal safety regulators have opened a preliminary investigation into a possible fire risk in approximately 830,000 Toyota Camry sedans, Camry Solara coupes and cabriolets and RAV4 SUVs from the 2007 model year. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety...
- New Toyota Camry Excels In Consumer Reports’ Tests, Vw Passat Not So Much
Consumer Reports has just announced its latest test results. This time, the nonprofit organization put two brand-new, family sedans under its microscope – and while the one came up trumps, the other was a mixed bag. Starting with the new 2012...
- Consumer Reports Reports
Consumer Reports, not a bastion of automotive enthusiasm but a respected resource nonetheless, has named its ten best cars. Â The Hyundai Elantra takes the crown of best small sedan. Â Consumer Reports refuses to give a crown to any vehicle lacking...
- Prius = Satisfaction
Consumer Reports surveys have shown the Toyota Prius to be the most satisfying car, as told by 92% of Prius owners who would definitely consider buying another. General Motors forgotten minivan trio did very poorly, with just a third of respondents suggesting...