- In This Issue
- Featured Reports
- Top picks 2011
- Best values
- Distracted driving
- Who makes the best cars?
- Chevrolet Volt
- Nissan Leaf
- Most reliable new cars
- Most reliable used cars
- Best & worst new cars
- Best & worst used cars
- New car preview
- Safety feature comparison
- Dimensions & cargo capacity
- Special sections
- Distracted driving & teen safety
- Car reliability
- Car maintenance
- Alternative fuels
- Fuel economy
- New car buying
- Used car buying
- Mobile electronics & GPS
- Kids & car safety
- Pricing
- Want the best deal on your own Top Pick?
Get Consumer Reports.org Cars Best Deals Plus, with our exclusive Bottom Line Pricing Information. - Already know which car you'd like to purchase?
New Cars Price Reports
Used Cars Price Reports - See the latest incentives and deals
Issue highlights
Who makes the best cars?
Honda and Subaru top the list, but Ford posted the largest gains.Distracted driving
Dangerous texting and cell-phone use is widespread our survey finds.New car preview
Take a first look at the all-new and redesigned vehicles hitting the road in the near future.Best & worst used cars
See which models are least likely to cause problems, plus the ones to avoid.Electric cars
See our driving impressions of the Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf.Car Ratings Research test scores, reliability, safety, fuel economy & more 
Car Type
Videos
Top picks 2011
More Videos
Join CR automotive engineers behind the wheel in these latest road tests.
See our driving impressions of this electric vehicle.
See our video guide to the methods Consumer Reports' auto engineers use to evaluate new cars.
Behind Our Ratings
Car Ratings are based on surveys of millions of subscribers and more than 50 tests by our experts.
Learn more about:
Community
CR Experts' Car Blog 
Consumer Reports auto editors and engineers share news, expert insights, and experiences.
