Consumer Reports' top automakers for 2024 include some surprises, and disappointments for many companies.
recently released its list of recommended vehicles for 2024, with electrified vehicles taking seven out of the top ten spots. The publication also ranks automotive brands using those scores and several other factors. To be eligible for a ranking,has to have tested at least two models from the automaker, with Lucid, Polestar and Ram being left off the scoreboard.
BMW’s top score made it the overall winner for the second year in a row, the first since 2017. Subaru is also a consecutive high performer, making second two years in a row. The publication tested 34 brands for 2024 and noted that it recommended all models from seven automakers: Acura, BMW, Honda, Kia, Mazda, Mini, and Porsche.
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