Toyota and Lexus are no longer the most reliable automakers
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Subaru comes out on top
The research is based on analysis of more than 300,000 vehicles produced between 2000 and 2025. Reliability score; It is determined by an average of user satisfaction, safety, expected durability and road test results. There is a surprising reason behind Subaru’s success: rather than over-reliance on new technologies, consistent use of existing parts and designs.
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Steven Elek, head of Consumer Reports’ vehicle data analytics program, said Subaru’s use of parts across multiple model years reduces the likelihood of new problems arising. Six Subaru models in the study received average or above reliability scores. However, developed in collaboration with Toyota Subaru Solterra electric vehicle poor performanceaffected the overall score of the brand. The company is on the list single electric tool That was it.
Toyota and Lexus declined
The study evaluates vehicles out of 100 points, considering twenty possible problem areas. Subaru’s average reliability rating was 68 out of 100, Lexus’ average reliability rating was 65, and Toyota itself had an average reliability rating of 62. Models like the Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, and all-electric bZ4X SUV performed below average.
The most unreliable automobile manufacturers are again from the USA. output. Jeep (33 points), GMC (33 points), Cadillac (27 points) and Rivian (14 points) were the brands with the lowest scores. The report noted that Ford Mustang received above average scores, while Tesla Model 3 and Model Y received average scores.
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