Top 10 Most Liked Vehicles According to Consumer Reports

U.S. magazine Consumer Reports has published a list of vehicles owners like the most.

The results are from the 2020 Annual Auto Surveys on 369,000 vehicles, with the main criteria being the driving experience, comfort, storage, in-car electronics and value. Owners were also asked whether they would buy the same car again if given the chance.

Keep in mind that the most satisfying models or brands aren’t necessarily the best on the market. They may not rate well on other measures such as crashworthiness or long-term reliability.

Tesla once again tops the list, followed by Lincoln, Ram and Chrysler. Surprised? Subaru and Hyundai are tied in fifth place… ahead of Porsche!

As for the most liked vehicles across all segments, go to the next page to start the Top 10.

10. Tesla Model X
The original electric SUV has just received an update for 2021.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: range, performance, technology

9. Jeep Gladiator
Jeep’s new pickup boasts extraordinary capability, though it comes at a price.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: V6 power, versatility, go-anywhere Rubicon model

8. Toyota Prius
The Prius enjoys a strong reputation based on efficiency. Styling is polarizing, however.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: reliability, proven hybrid system, Prime model with 30+ km of EV range

7. Lincoln Corsair
The smallest member of the Lincoln family makes few compromises.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: ride quality, quiet interior, safety content

6. Lincoln Aviator
A midsize luxury SUV with exceptionally refined manners.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: power, agility, classy and sophisticated interior

5. Mazda MX-5
One of the most fun cars year after year.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: driving dynamics, agility, easy roof manipulation

4. Tesla Model Y
Tesla’s new compact crossover will face serious competition in the coming months and years.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: range, versatility, safety

3. Tesla Model S
Tesla’s full-size sedan has just received a major update for 2021.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: range, performance, technology

2. Kia Telluride
The most satisfying SUV for large families—and The Car Guide’s Best Buy in the segment.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: spacious and roomy cabin, V6 power, fit and finish

1. Tesla Model 3
It’s the best-selling electric car in the world for many reasons.
Key strengths according to Consumer Reports: range, handling, seat comfort