As Consumer Reports points out, cars are super expensive. The average transaction price for a new car is more than $50,000, and no one seems to have any money for it. So, if you do (or don't), you ...

Car shoppers are walking into showrooms at a time when prices are high, technology is changing fast and the gap between the best and worst brands is widening. Consumer Reports’ latest reliability and ...

AT SIX. IF YOU’RE TRAVELING WITH YOUR FAMILY THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, YOU’LL NEED THE BEST LUGGAGE POSSIBLE. 12 NEWS MALLORY ANDERSON. AND CONSUMER REPORTS SHOW YOU WHAT TO LOOK FOR WELL, BEFORE YOU BUY ...

WASHINGTON — Consumer Reports’ latest annual auto survey suggests some brand-new vehicles are more likely than others to send owners back to the dealership for repairs, sometimes repeatedly. In its ...

A recent Consumer Reports investigation showed that Instacart was running AI price experiments in the app, charging some consumers as much as 23% more than others for the same goods. While Instacart ...

Colchester, CT — The average price of a new car is over $50,000 for the first time ever, placing added pressure on car shoppers to ensure they’re making a smart choice on a model that will hold up ...

Some protein powders and shakes are riddled with high levels of lead, a Consumer Reports investigation has found. The organization purchased multiple samples of protein products over a three-month ...

Yonkers, NY — Consumer Reports (CR), the nonprofit research, testing and consumer advocacy organization, appoints Janice Menke Abraham, former President and CEO of United Educators, and Jorge Luis ...

Here's a year-end list you don't want to see your car on. Consumer Reports issued their 2026 Automotive Report Card Dec. 4, and included among its findings was a list of the least reliable cars for ...

Electric vehicles keep improving every year, but reliability is still a sore spot for a surprising number of models. That gap becomes even more obvious when you look at the difference between electric ...

HOLIDAY TRIPS, AND THE AIRPORTS ARE ONLY GOING TO GET BUSIER WHEN YOU’RE TRYING TO KEEP TRACK OF YOUR KIDS, YOUR CARRY ONS, YOUR FLIGHT TIMES, YOUR LUGGAGE SHOULD MAKE TRAVEL EASIER, NOT HARDER.